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	<title>Comments on: BioIdentical Hormones Demystified</title>
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		<title>By: jeffrey dach md</title>
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		<dc:creator>jeffrey dach md</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hormones fit onto their receptors just like a &quot;lock and key&quot;, so any slight alteration of their chemical structure creates a &quot;monster hormone&quot;.   These resulting &quot;monster hormones&quot; are never found in the human body or anywhere else in nature.  The reality is that these synthetically altered monster hormones should never have been approved for marketing and sale to the American People, and yet that is exactly what your mainstream medical doctor will offer you if you ask for hormones.

Years ago, after the invention of synthetic monster hormones, an information war was launched by the drug industry creating confusion in the public and even among medical professionals about the difference between natural human hormones and synthetic monster hormones.  Because of this information war, we must now use the terminology, &quot;bioidentical&quot; hormones which really means human hormones in order to different these from the monster altered hormones.
   
How is a Synthetic Hormone Different from A Bioidentical Hormone? Bioidentical hormones are the hormones that exist in the human body naturally.  Synthetic hormones are these very same human hormones that are chemically altered. 

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http://jeffreydach.com/2008/10/06/the-importance-of-bioidentical-hormones-by-jeffrey-dach-md.aspx</description>
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<p>Years ago, after the invention of synthetic monster hormones, an information war was launched by the drug industry creating confusion in the public and even among medical professionals about the difference between natural human hormones and synthetic monster hormones.  Because of this information war, we must now use the terminology, &#8220;bioidentical&#8221; hormones which really means human hormones in order to different these from the monster altered hormones.</p>
<p>How is a Synthetic Hormone Different from A Bioidentical Hormone? Bioidentical hormones are the hormones that exist in the human body naturally.  Synthetic hormones are these very same human hormones that are chemically altered. </p>
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