Dr. McWherter is a
Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists,
Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, and holds memberships in the American College for Advancement in Medicine, the American Academy of Anti-Aging, and the Endocrine Society.

He serves as chairman of the peer-review planning committee and speaker for the Integrative Medicine for Anti-Aging Conference and Exposition and is a  diplomat of the American Board of Chelation Therapy and the Board
of Oxidative Medicine.

Dr. McWherter is
Medical Director of the FEM Centre and Energy Health Centre Clinics in Colleyville and Fort Worth, Texas.

The Facts About Hormone Replacement Therapy and Breast Cancer...

The fear and agony of breast cancer in mid-life women have been highlighted in books such as The Sexy Years by Suzanne Somers. They explore the topics of bio-identical hormones, anti-aging therapies, and supplements, but, there is more to preventing breast cancer than popping  pills and getting a mammogram every twelve months.

New research is leading to a better understanding of how to avoid breast cancer in the first place. Innovative diagnostic tools are available to help physicians spot changes in the breasts long before they have a chance to become cancerous. Natural hormone replacement along with lifestyle modifications including better food choices, aerobic exercise, and stress relieving therapies are providing positive results in dramatically reducing breast cancer risks.

All of this and more is examined in the new book Avoiding Breast Cancer While Balancing Your Hormones by Dr. Joseph McWherter.

In his book Dr. McWherter explains:

• What causes the symptoms of menopause (weight gain, headaches, hot flashes, insomnia, fuzzy memory, fatigue, etc.) and how bio-identical hormone therapy can alleviate those symptoms without increasing breast cancer risks.
   

• The many misconceptions held by both women and doctors about the Women's Health Initiative Study on estrogen replacement.
   

• The different types of estrogen and their metabolites and why you should be more concerned with the estrogen your body makes, than the estrogen you take.
   

• How the body’s internal systems interact to increase or decrease your chances of getting breast cancer.
   

• Why detoxification is so important in hormone balancing.
   

• How thermography can reveal abnormalities years before they show up on a mammogram.
   

• The key nutritional components you need in your diet to minimize your breast cancer risk.
   

• The vital role iodine plays in breast health.
   

• How your everyday environment contributes to breast cancer risks.
   

• How exercise, stress reduction, and nutrition optimize hormone balancing.

But, most importantly, he provides you with a unified, comprehensive program for improving your health and lifestyle so you can feel better, look better, and live longer.
 

If you aren’t concerned about breast cancer because
it “doesn’t run in my family,” consider this —

80 to 85 percent of new breast cancers occur
in women without a family history of breast cancer.

The following sections of the book are available for you to download
in Adobe^® Reader^® PDF format:

Table of Contents

Preface

Introduction

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You can download the latest version of Adobe Reader by clicking on this link.

Price: $19.95 + shipping/handling

Published by A. E. Rosebud, LLC, Dallas, Texas.