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- Other hormone therapies that may prevent overweight and reduce global or local accumulation of fat on the body as well as improve the body composition are as follows:
- In women: testosterone, estrogens, and progesterone
- In men and women: cortisol, DHEA, oxytocin, and melatonin treatments
- Hormone excesses that may facilitate or cause local accumulation of fat on the body: estradiol predominance, cortisol excess, and hyperinsulinemia
- Overweight symptoms and signs of each of these hormone deficiencies or excesses
- Weight-promoting mechanisms of these hormone dysfunctions
- Observational studies showing associations between low levels of these hormones and obesity
- Trials where these hormone treatments reduce obesity
- Body parts typically affected with fat by these hormone deficiencies and excesses
- Testosterone, estrogens, and progesterone; cortisol, DHEA, oxytocin, melatonin treatments for overweight hormone-deficient patients: dose adjustments, best type of supplements, best route of administration, etc.
- How to reduce hormone excesses that cause weight gain
- Attractive and informative pictures together with practical tips make this video session a must to attend.
- The scientific data
- A list of references of scientific studies showing associations between low or high levels of these hormones and obesity
- A list of references of the trials where these hormone treatments reduced weight and/or improved body composition
Abstract:
This instructive video lecture offers new insights and solutions in weight loss management by correcting various types of hormone deficiencies with hormone supplements or by correcting hormone excesses.
Hormone therapies that may prevent or reduce local accumulation of fat on the body while simultaneously improve body composition are testosterone, estrogens at low physiological doses, progesterone, cortisol at low physiological doses, DHEA, oxytocin, and melatonin treatments. These therapies indicate them as ones to administer to overweight hormone-deficient patients.
Lower levels of these hormones have been reported to be associated with higher risks of overweight and obesity as well as some localized fat deposits. Trials with these hormones may show weight loss and improved body composition. The studies discussed help the physician to obtain a better insight in how much and how quick these hormone therapies can improve overweight patients. Interesting information includes where exactly (on which body parts) each of these hormone therapies preferably reduces fat accumulation. A comparison is made between the overweight that each of these hormone deficiencies causes and the typical overweight of insulin excess. For each of these therapies, the best products and doses for overweight patients are presented.
Three excesses can cause overweight: insulin, estrogen, and cortisol excess. How these excesses cause weight gain and where as well as how to avoid or correct these excesses are discussed.
Attractive and informative pictures together with scientific data and practical tips make this video session interesting to attend.
Educational outcome:
- To transmit knowledge on how much testosterone, estrogens, progesterone, cortisol, DHEA, oxytocin, and melatonin deficiencies may facilitate or even cause overweight, and how supplementations with these hormones may help to slim, thus restoring a slim body.
- Insight in how insulin, estrogen, and cortisol excesses may cause weight gain, and how to correct these excesses;
Learning outcomes:
The physician learns
- How to detect testosterone, estrogens, progesterone, cortisol, DHEA, oxytocin, and melatonin deficits that cause or increase obesity by recognizing in patients the specific symptoms and signs related to overweight that these deficiencies cause
- How to differentiate clinically (symptomatically) which of these hormone deficiencies is behind the overweight by recognizing other signs or symptoms of the causative hormone deficiency
- How to treat safely and efficiently with testosterone, estrogens, progesterone, cortisol, DHEA, oxytocin, and melatonin, and how to finetune the doses to the patient’s needs and degree of overweight
- How to detect insulin, estrogen, and cortisol excesses that cause or increase obesity by recognizing the specific symptoms and signs related to overweight these excesses cause
- More about how to correct insulin, estrogen, and cortisol excesses
- More about the scientific studies that support this information, including double-blind placebo-controlled trials
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