Menopause and Natural Progesterone
Are you currently faced with the onset of menopause? Do you wish there was more information available on how to stay healthy during this dramatic changing phase in your life? Congratulations! You have found the answer source for your hesitant questions regarding menopause. You are probably not alone in your quest; the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists (ACOG) believes that over one-third of the women in the United States are over the age of 50 (http://members.aol.com/dearest/October.htm). The onset of menopause in women from the Baby Boomer generation- those born after World War II- is increasing rapidly (Samisioe,1992).
Despite its connotations, menopause should not be a cause for alarm or a message signaling that your prime years of life are over. Thanks to medical advancements, life expectancy has increased considerably for women (Lindheim et al., 1992). As a result of recent medical research, women have a wealth of menopause-related information at their fingertips. However, menopause is a dramatic changing phase in a woman's body, and the symptoms involved cannot be ignored.
Menopausal Symptoms
Menopausal symptoms include depression, hot flashes, and weight gain. More serious symptoms include osteoporosis, endometriosis, and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. (Samsioe, 1992) These symptoms are the result of a woman's inability to produce hormones at the onset of menopause.
Two of the body's naturally-occurring hormones, estrogen and progesterone, are vital for the maintenance of good health. When these hormones are no longer produced at the onset of menopause, they must be replenished, but in balanced amounts. Estrogen replacement is beneficial ...
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Osteoporosis comes from the latin word meaning “porous bone”. If you were to look closely at a bone you could see there are these small spaces on the bone which is good, now if you look at someone who suffers from osteoporosis you will see these spaces are much larger. As these spaces become larger it takes away from the strength and integrity of the bone making it grow weak and thin. Osteoporosis is most common in women over the age of 50 and gives them a higher risk of fractures and or breaks especially common in the hips. While we know osteoporosis comes from a number of things it can be broken down to age, the hormonal changes most commonly seen in menopause and a lower intake of Vitamin D and Calcium. Age is the unpreventable factor that doctors or you cannot change. Hormonal changes can be fixed with supplements or hormone therapy along with ones intake of Vitamin D and Calcium. Hormone therapy, estrogen alone or the combination of estrogen and progestin have been proven to prevent and aide in the treatment of osteoporosis in
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I should not include estrogen increase osteoblast apoptosis and thereby decreases the onset of osteoporosis. Estrogen promote osteoblast by limiting apoptotic cell death which leads decrease bone fragility and fractures. Estrogen can promote osteoblast viability by increasing osteoblast resistance to apoptosis.
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Globalization has it's obvious ups and downs. In Kwame Appiah's article "the case for contamination" he makes it clear that he favors globalization but doesn't ignore the contradictions and set backs that globalization brings. Globalization offers other countries different perspectives on life and cultural ideas. Kwame Appiah uses a story about visiting his home land to show how two cultures can merge successfully without one over imposing its views on the other. While waiting for the king to arrive, a very cultural and traditional ceremony, many people stood in business suits with phones in hand. Yet these modern westernized products did not change the overall customs and cultural beliefs of these people. They are not being over run with technology or westernized ideas. They have simply adapted them into their own culture. Appiah is very opinionated and uses his own religion as well as other religions as an example to get his point across but he never pushes or tries to influence the reader by these religions. He has travelled and had close relationships with people of different cultures, customs and places. This makes him appear knowledgeable in the field of cultural globalization and ethics in world affairs. Appiah illustrates his view on the difference of isolating a culture to preserve it and letting it choose its own path to evolve with the times. He uses this same idea in the way he writes ultimately letting the reader choose their own stance on the topic. Without any hesitation I agree with the authors point of view that giving a person the individual opportunity to chose what to adapt or exclude in there life is the most fair and beneficial situation.
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The Freedom Riders had many goals they wanted to accomplish. The Congress of Racial Equality, CORE for short, “proposed a new “Journey of Reconciliation” called the “Freedom Rides.” Freedom Rides played a big part in getting the Civil Rights Movement more attention.” Groups of blacks and whites would ride a bus to the south and purposely go against the social norm (“Freedom Rides”). CORE started these bus rides to test whether the buses and stations were following the Supreme Court rulings (“Freedom Riders”). There were many reasons that had triggered these goals. “The [Jim Crow] laws affected almost every aspect of daily life, mandating segregation of schools, parks, libraries, drinking fountains, restrooms, buses, trains, and restaurants. “Whites Only” and “Colored” signs were constant reminders of the enforced racial order.” Colored people also had to endure what they called “separate but equal”. This was a complete lie because blacks and whites can both use a drinking fountain, for example, but the whites’ drinking fountain is more clean and taken care of, while the blacks are dirty and less cared for. So...
Menopause is defined as the end of menstration and reproductive capacity. This occurs, on average, in the early fifties among North American, European, and East Asian women, although the age range can extend from the late thirties to the late fifties. In the video, a group of co-workers that are also friends are interviewed discussing menopause and midlife. Carolyn, Mary, Virginia, Djuana and Heidi are the womens names and out of the five of them, four of them are mothers. Heidi is the youngest and is starting to think about starting her own family with her husband. One lady says, ''I like myself more now than I did at an earlier age.'' Another lady claims that the old you get, the wiser you become and you start to
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During the Civil Rights Movement, African Americans sought to have their Constitutional Rights permitted. One form of protesting came forth in the form of the Freedom Rides. After slavery ended, many amendments and laws were created to ensure the rights of African Americans, but because of prejudices and racism, most of these were ignored. The Supreme Court's decision in Plessy v. Fergunson established "separate but equal" on interstate transportation in 1896, but in 1947 the Supreme Court found it unconstitutional. And although segregation was outlawed, Jim Crow laws still ruled the Deep South and “codified in law, sanctioned by the courts, and enforced by the ubiquitous threat of physical violence even more than legal reprisal" (Catsam 87). The Jim Crow laws drastically affected the public transportation systems of the South. The Congress of Racial Equality challenged the unfair laws with Freedom Rides, which "arose out of the need to end segregation at lunch counters, in bus terminals, as well as in other facilities essential to the intercity traveler" (Olds 17-18). The first freedom ride commenced in Washington, DC, in 1961.Because the first Freedom Riders were from the North, they didn't realize how harsh the racist South was and “violence in Anniston and Birmingham, Alabama, would prove to be too much for the first group of freedom riders, who ended up flying from Birmingham to New Orleans. . ." (Catsam 94). However the movement didn't stop there because ". . .students from the Nashville Movement, led by Diane Nash, realized that to allow violence to stop the Rides would send a message that would do incalculable harm to the movement" and the progression of the African American race (94). The students choose to continue t...
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