Dr. Bob's Drugless Guide to Balancing Female Hormones

by Robert DeMaria, Connie Lindemann (Editor), Karen Hargay (Illustrator)

Restore hormonal function naturally. Keys to precenting osteoporosis. Say good-bye to hot flashes. Reverse annoying heavy menstrual issues. Turn up the desire for sexual intimacy. Bonus chapter on balancing male hormones. Special bonus chapter to obtain optimal weight.

Genres: Health

337 pages, Paperback

First published October 9, 2007

About the author

Robert^^DeMaria
Dr. Bob, The Drugless Doctor.

Dr. Robert DeMaria is a catalyst for health and well-being. As owner of the Drugless Doctor brands, Dr. Bob’s techniques have restored optimal health to thousands of patients without the need for prescription medication. His research and daily experiences can be seen throughout his books, including the bestseller, “Dr. Bob’s Drugless Guide to Balancing Female Hormones”.

For novelist Robert DeMaria, see Robert DeMaria.

Reviews

[Jen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dr. Bob has written an overall practical and insightful resource on balancing female hormones. I typically skip around a bit in books like this, but I read this one cover to cover. It is filled with unusual, yet interesting and quite useful, nuggets that Dr. Bob has gleaned along the way as a health practitioner. I agree with probably 95% of its content, which again is unusual. My disagreements fall mostly on his favor of flax oil, recommendation on limiting clean red meats, and focus on raw vegetables combined with a lack of focus on fermented foods and the value of raw dairy (although he does promote raw butter and kefir which is fantastic). Overall, well done!

[Mary]

I saw Dr. Demira on a TV show & am going to get the book. Men also need to balance their hormones because of the false hormones put into our food chain & the chemicals which are everywhere & mess up the endocrine system.

[Jenette · Rating 2 out of 5]

Had some good ideas and suggestions, but was mainly a platform for the author to sell his products which may or may not help a patient. More than likely the latter. A scheme draining the vulnerable and gullible pocket books with false hopes and putting him on the Ritz.