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I'm Too Young for This!: The Natural Hormone Solution to Enjoy Perimenopause
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About I'm Too Young For This!: The Natural Hormone
Product Description Why Wait to Feel Good Again? If you're in your thirties or forties, your body is changing, and so are your moods, sleep, health, and weight. Tired of being at the mercy of your hormones? Armed with the knowledge in this book, you don't have to be. Perimenopause can be enjoyable if you know what to do. I'm Too Young for This! details how you can get your body and mind back on track, safely and without drugs, including: - How our bodies transition hormonally—from puberty through perimenopause. - The common complaints of perimenopause—and hidden factors that may keep you symptomatic. - What are the minor and major hormones, and the important role they play in feeling good and staying vibrant and healthy. - What to eat—including Perimenopausal Power Foods—as well as other lifestyle shifts that are critical to your successful transition. - Cutting-edge research that proves the safety and efficacy of bioidentical hormone replacement (BHRT). - The Symptom Solver: a state-of-the-art guide to immediate relief for your hormonal complaints. Plus, how to find the right doctor as well as get your most frequently asked questions answered by expert hormone specialists. Your life is about to change for the better. You can feel great, be vibrant, healthy, thin, and sexy! This book shows you how. Review "Emphasizes a common-sense approach to health as the first line of defense in controlling hormonal changes." -- Publishers Weekly About the Author SUZANNE SOMERS has been dubbed a health pioneer by the Wall Street Journal and thanked by Dr. Mehmet Oz for teaching people to be “crazy smart” about their health. She is the author of twenty-four books, including the #1 New York Times bestsellers Sexy Forever, Knockout, Ageless, Suzanne Somers’ Fast and Easy, and Get Skinny on Fabulous Food, and the New York Times bestsellers Bombshell; Breakthrough; Keeping Secrets; Eat Great, Lose Weight; Eat, Cheat, and Melt the Fat Away; Slim and Sexy Forever; and The Sexy Years. Suzanne received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Host in a Lifestyle/Travel Program for her weekly morning talk show The Suzanne Show on Lifetime. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. Chapter 1 Change, Change, Change--a Basic Look at Our Bodies and Their Transitions Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry and you cry with your girlfriends. --Laurie Kuslansky Today, looking at my granddaughters as they enter puberty I understand from my own life experience that they can't know that the ease of their little girl lives is now going to start becoming complicated. Chemical changes and life itself become very difficult to understand. This is the life cycle. As we enter womanhood we grow breasts, our moods change, our bodies change, the known is now unknown, uncharted new territory. Becoming a woman, especially before you are a woman, is a difficult passage at best. There is so much pressure. You may be the first one in your class to get your period, or the last one; both scenarios feel awful. You may be the one with the huge boobs, or the one whose breasts have not grown at all and the boys notice. Again, either way, other kids make fun of you, and you feel mortified. I was the last in my class to grow breasts and the last to get my period. I was so embarrassed by this that I pretended I had my period when I really didn't just so I wasn't the one who was "out of the group." I made up stories about my "cramps" like the other girls. There was always some girl in the class who had cramps so bad, real or imagined, that she had to be sent home. I wished so much then that it could be me. (Imagine.) One day, the other girls found out I was lying when my mother, who did not know how to tell a lie or be dishonest, told the mother of the most popular girl in the class that she didn't know why I was such a late bloomer. The word was out and they all made fun of me. "How could you?" I wailed to my perplexed mother. The ye
