Imbalances in MEN & WOMEN are DANGEROUS.

Are you nutritionally balanced? 

Chances are you aren't which potentially will create a lot of health problems down the road.

     

Symptoms of Hormonal Imbalances Are:   

• obesity
• depression
• most forms of cancer
• diabetes
• growth abnormalities
• aging
• infertility
• mood swings
• heart disease
• sleep apnea
• high cholesterol
  

Causes Are:  

• Pollution,
• Toxic diet
• Lack of iodine
• Heavy metals
• Plastics
• Pesticides
• Goitrogens

 

Disease & Illness are the RESULT of hormonal imbalances. 

Cancer

Women with a hormone imbalance are more likely to develop uterine, cervical or breast cancer, while men with a hormone imbalance are more likely to develop prostrate cancer.

Autoimmune Diseases

According to the Hormone Foundation, lupus and other autoimmune diseases may be caused or aggravated by an imbalance in hormones.

Cushing's Syndrome

Cushing's syndrome is caused by chronic high levels of cortisol in the body, is caused by chronic high levels of cortisol in the body, either produced by the body or by taking cortisol-like medications such as prednisone. It can cause a host of problems, such as weight gain, high blood pressure, diabetes, osteoporosis, infertility and decreased sex drive.

 

Acromegaly

This disease occurs when there is any over-production of growth hormones by the pituitary gland, which causes bones to grow at an abnormally fast rate. According to the Mayo Clinic, it usually affects middle-aged adults. It is also known as gigantism when it affect children. 

Hyperthyroidism

Hyperthyroidism (also known as an overactive thyroid), can occur as the result of an overproduction of the hormone thyroxine. Hyperthyroidism can cause problems such as rapid weight loss or gain, a rapid heart beat, tremors, nervousness, fatigue and goiters. It could also be an indication of another autoimmune condition, such as Grave's disease. 

Warning: If you suspect that you have a hormone imbalance, make it a priority to see your physician. You may need a referral to an endocrinologist who can help to get your hormones balanced before any major health issues arise.

Resources: The Hormone Foundation, David Wolfe, ehow