Perhaps Estradiol will help.
"Women have been telling me this for 25 years," says Elizabeth Lee Vliet, a women's health physician with offices in Tucson, Ariz., and Dallas, Tex., who notes that her patients often speak of feeling "fuzzy-headed." She takes detailed blood tests and typically prescribes 17-beta estradiol, an FDA-approved estrogen replacement. "They come back a couple weeks later and say 'It was like someone turned a lightbulb on my brain! I can think again!'
Like turning in a lightbulb.
Does Estradiol work on blondes?
OK, I am going to hear about that one . . .
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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