Women’s Health
Women’s Health
I believe we all can agree that there are vital differences between women and men; however, traditional medicine at times treat women as merely smaller men.
There are health conditions that occur more frequently in women. Additionally, many health conditions biologically are different in women.
Wake Forest recently published studies concluding:
- High blood pressure is potentially more dangerous for women than men.
- Women who survive a stroke have a worse quality of life than their male counterparts.
- Calcium supplements regularly prescribed to prevent osteoporosis in women undergoing treatment for breast cancer may not be effective and could even be harmful.
- Women and African Americans are at higher risk of heart attack from atrial fibrillation than men and whites.
* Wake Forest Baptist Researchers, 2016
Here at PeakLife we aim to treat the Individual with all things considered; personal care because we take YOUR health personal.
Let’s keep you at your Peak, defy the statistics and take control of YOUR HEALTH.
Personalized care here at PeakLife; specializing in women’s health services:
Weight Management
Thyroid Replacement Therapy
Sexual Health
Bioidentical Hormone Therapy
Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Type-2 Diabetes Management
Peptide Therapy
Nutritional Supplementation
Skin Care and Aesthetics
Women’s Health
I believe we all can agree that there are vital differences between women and men; however, traditional medicine at times treat women as merely smaller men.
There are health conditions that occur more frequently in women. Additionally, many health conditions biologically are different in women.
Wake Forest recently published studies concluding:
- High blood pressure is potentially more dangerous for women than men.
- Women who survive a stroke have a worse quality of life than their male counterparts.
- Calcium supplements regularly prescribed to prevent osteoporosis in women undergoing treatment for breast cancer may not be effective and could even be harmful.
- Women and African Americans are at higher risk of heart attack from atrial fibrillation than men and whites.
* Wake Forest Baptist Researchers, 2016
Here at PeakLife we aim to treat the Individual with all things considered; personal care because we take YOUR health personal.