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Re: Age of Menopause--was HRT and the non-risk patient From: rbraun@champion.iupui.edu Mon Nov 3 14:39:56 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: rbraun@champion.iupui.edu: "Re: What would you do?" Previous message: Dib Abdalla Chacur: "Re: I'm In Crete!!!" In reply to: Marjorie Dacko, CM: "Re: Age of Menopause--was HRT and the non-risk patient" Next in thread: Jeffrey W. Clemens: "Re: Age of Menarche By the Kilo!" Reply: Jeffrey W. Clemens: "Re: Age of Menarche By the Kilo!" The age of menarche has been lowered due to better nutrition. i.e. the young lady reaches the magic weight of 100# at an earlier age and this sets of the cascade at an earlier age. -- R. Daniel Braun, MD On Sun, 2 Nov 1997, Marjorie Dacko, CM wrote: > Thanks for the information. One comment.....I was under the impression > that the age of menarche has been lowered due to the prevalence of > hormones, primarily estrogen, in the food supply. Anyone else think this > is true, or even possible??? > > Margie Dacko, CM > Nevada > Next message: rbraun@champion.iupui.edu: "Re: What would you do?" Previous message: Dib Abdalla Chacur: "Re: I'm In Crete!!!" In reply to: Marjorie Dacko, CM: "Re: Age of Menopause--was HRT and the non-risk patient" Next in thread: Jeffrey W. Clemens: "Re: Age of Menarche By the Kilo!" Reply: Jeffrey W. Clemens: "Re: Age of Menarche By the Kilo!"

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