Bioidentical vs Synthetic Hormones: What’s Actually the Difference?
Bioidentical vs synthetic hormones often get lumped together, especially bioidentical progesterone and synthetic progestins, but they don’t work the same […]
Hormone Therapy
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Practice News
September at Nervana: The Banked Plan, New Training, and Our 5th Birthday
September was a building month! We hosted an injector training right here in the clinic, had the Epicutis team in
Weight Loss & GLP-1
GLP-1 and Breastfeeding: What the New Postpartum Data Shows
GLP-1 and breastfeeding: can you take a GLP-1 medication while nursing? It is a fair question, because GLP-1 use after
Weight Loss & GLP-1
GLP-1s and Knee Osteoarthritis: What the Evidence Shows (and Doesn’t)
Knee osteoarthritis has been treated at the knee for a very long time. A 2024 editorial in the New England
Practice News
The Advanced Medical Concierge-Banked Plan: Your Care at Nervana, Paid From Your Balance
Nervana Medical’s Banked Plan in Sandy, UT: $300 a month goes into your balance to use on any service, lab, or product. Unused balance rolls over.
Hormone Therapy
Why Healthy Eating and Exercise Aren’t Enough When Your Hormones Are Off
Eating well and staying active are two of the best things you can do for your health. But when your
Aesthetic Injectables, Dermal Fillers, Uncategorized
Lip Filler in Sandy, UT: Are You A Candidate for Lip Filler?
For lip filler in Sandy, UT, Most conversations about lip filler start with a syringe and a number of milliliters.
Practice News
August at Nervana: Fall Specials, Our 5th Birthday, and What’s Ahead
August was a month to remember! We attended multiple conferences to ensure we were bringing you our best care! With
Hormone Therapy
Estrogen and Brain Health: What a New Alzheimer Study Shows
A Neurology study of 5,000-plus women found estrogen-only hormone therapy associated with lower Alzheimer pathology. Association, not proof.
Hormone Therapy
Perimenopause vs Menopause: Why We Do Not Treat Them the Same
Hot flashes do not tell us which decade your ovaries are in. Here is how we decide, and why the first prescription is often not estradiol.
