Dr Taylor’s YouTube Menopause Education Syllabus
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Watch my videos to learn how every stage of menopause affects your whole body and your whole life, and you can use my teaching to help manage it.
While you can navigate the syllabus using sections, categories categories, and tags for easy access to specific information, I recommend strongly that you watch the videos in order. You’ll need, for example to learn some basic anatomy before you can understand how estrogen loss – the essence of menopause – affects your entire body. Use the worksheets and my book (you can order your copy here) to get work your way through the syllabus, and take your time to get the best from my education – you deserve nothing less!
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Can You Take HRT If You’ve Had Breast Cancer?
So what if you’ve already had breast cancer? What does that mean in terms of your eligibility for HRT? Where do you draw the line between being eligible for HRT and being ineligible for HRT? In this video, I’ll walk...
Abnormal Cells,Atrophy,Birth Control,Breastfeeding,Carcinoma in Situ,Chemotherapy,DCIS,Dysplasia,ERT,Estrogen Dense Breasts,Family History,Genetic Mutations,Guidelines,Healthcare Industry,Healthcare professionals,Hormones,HRT,Insurance,Invasive,LCIS,Lumpectomy,Mastectomy,Misinformation,Oxytocin,Periods,Post-Menopause,Pre-cancer,Pregnancy,Progesterone,Prolactin,Radiotherapy,Recurrent Breast Cancer,Research Studies,Risk,Risk Factors,Standard of Care,Tailoring,397.
Diagnosis of Breast Cancer
Do you know how your doctor makes the diagnosis of breast cancer? And what happens after that? While it seems that the diagnosis would lead directly to treatment, it really isn’t that simple. Watch this video to learn what’s really...
Abnormal Cells,Breast Biopsy,Breasts,Cancer Stage,Carcinoma in Situ,Clinical Breast Exam,Diagnosis,Ductal,Early Diagnosis,Guidelines,Gynecologist,Healthcare professionals,Invasive,Lobular,Mammogram,Pathology,Pre-cancer,Screening,Subclinical Cancer,Surgery,Symptoms,Ultrasound,398.
Breast Cancer Treatment Through the Ages and the Stages
Have you ever wondered how we ended up with the current treatments for breast cancer? It’s quite an interesting story. In this video, I’ll tell you about the history of breast cancer treatment through the ages. And then I’ll tell...
Abnormal Cells,Breasts,Cancer Stage,Chemotherapy,Excision,Guidelines,History,Immunotherapy,Lumpectomy,Lymph Nodes,Margins,Mastectomy,Pre-cancer,Primary Breast Cancer,Radical Mastectomy,Radiotherapy,Recurrent Breast Cancer,Research Studies,Surgery,Survival Rate,Tumour,391.
The How, When, & What of Self Breast Exam
Do you perform your self breast exams? Do you know how to do them properly? Do you know when you should be doing them? Do you know precisely for what you are feeling? These are all things that are absolutely...
Abnormal Cells,Birth Control,Breasts,Clinical Breast Exam,Continuous Regimen,Cyclic Regimen,HRT,Mammogram,Misinformation,Patches,Periods,Self Breast Exam,Tumor,Vaginal Ring,387.
Red Lights and Green Lights for Breast Cancer Development
Do you know what constitutes a green light for breast cancer development? In other words, what enables breast cancer to develop in the first place? Alternatively, what constitutes a red light to prevent breast cancer development? Knowing the things that...
Abnormal Cells,Adipose Tissue,Aging,Alcohol,Atypia,Breastfeeding,Carcinoma in Situ,Chromosomes,Dense breasts,Dysplasia,Epigenetics,Family History,Genetic Mutation,Genetic Predisposition,Hereditary,HRT,Hyperplasia,Lifestyle,Mammary Glands,Menarche,Menstrual Life,Metastatic,Misinformation,Neoplasia,Obesity,Ovarian Cancer,Periods,Personal History,Pre-cancer,Pregnancy,Radiotherapy,Recurrent Cancer,Risk Factors,Saturated Fats,Sedentary,Smoking,386.
Pathology of Breast Cancer
Now that you understand the risk factors for breast cancer, it’s time for you to learn how breast cancer develops. This is called the “pathology of breast cancer.” It pertains to what goes wrong to make cancer cancer. In this...
Abnormal Cells,Anatomy,Atypia,Carcinoma in Situ,DCIS,Ductal,Dysplasia,Hyperplasia,In-situ,Invasive Ductal Carcinoma,Invasive Lobular Carcinoma,Lobular,Local Invasion,Mammary Glands,Misinformation,Neoplasia,Pathology,Pre-cancer,Progressive,Risk,Squamous Cells,381.
Does Progestogen Cause Breast Cancer?
Alright, if, based on last week’s video, estrogen does not cause breast cancer, could it be that progestogen causes breast cancer? What do the studies on women taking progestogens alone tell us about the role of progestogens in causing breast...
Abnormal Cells,Biodentical,Birth Control,Compounding,Continuous Regimen,Cyclic Regimen,Heavy Bleeding,Hormones,Misinformation,Peri-Menopause,Periods,Pharmaceuticals,PMS,Post-Menopause,Progesterone,Progestin,Progestogen,Synthetic,Traditional,384.
The WHI Findings on Breast Cancer
Directly or indirectly, you’ve heard about the findings of the WHI study on breast cancer. But what do you really know about this study in general? And what were its assertions about breast cancer in particular? Few women know the...
Abnormal Cells,Continuous Regimen,Cyclic Regimen,Diagnosis,HRT,Invasive Breast Cancer,Mammogram,Misinformation,Mortality,Post-Menopause,Progestogen,Research Studies,Risk,Statistics,Survival Rate,WHI Study,Window of Opportunity,385.
Summary on the Question, “Does HRT Cause Breast Cancer?”
So, what’s the answer to the question, “Does HRT cause breast cancer?” How do you know? What does the data say? What does the court of public opinion say? What do you say? In this video, I’ll lead you through...
Abnormal Cells,Birth Control,Dense breasts,Diagnosis,Dosage,Endometrium,Estrogen,FDA,HRT,Misinformation,Post-Menopause,Pregnancy,Progestogen,Research Studies,Risk,Risk Factors,377.
Diet & Lifestyle as Risk Factors for Breast Cancer
Do you know the diet and lifestyle risk factors for breast cancer? Do you know the specifics that make them risk factors? And what about how much they each increase your risk for breast cancer? You see, in order to...
Abdominal Fat,Abnormal Cells,Aging,Alcohol,Breast Density,Clinical Breast Exam,Diet,Epigenetics,Family History,Genetic Mutation,Genetic Predisposition,Lifestyle,Mammogram,Meat,Menstrual Life,Misinformation,Obesity,Personal History,Pre-cancer,Risk,Risk Factors,Saturated Fats,Sedentary,Self Breast Exam,Sleep,Smoking,Statistics,Wine,