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FULL BLOOM, the second book of the HORMONES FOR LIFE series, provides ground-breaking truth about your hormones and health during perimenopause, menopause and post menopause from leading OB-GYN/Wellness Expert, Victoria J. Mondloch, M.D. FULL BLOOM follows the first in the series, BLOSSOMING, a mother-daughter guide to help adolescent girls find balance in their bodies and lives. FULL BLOOM is your owner's manual for enhancing the best years of your life! Yes, perimenopause, menopause and post menopause can be the best years of your life! If you're focused on physical health concerns or are experiencing empty-nest woes, retirement worries, anxiety associated with caring for parents or other vulnerabilities, FULL BLOOM provides the guidance, knowledge and hope to help you become sharper, healthier, more productive and optimistic about all of life’s possibilities. If you are at the pinnacle of your career and your family and household are thriving, but something still feels out of balance, FULL BLOOM will help you identify and change what needs to be adjusted. FULL BLOOM’s case studies, broken down by decades (40s through 80s) reflect Dr. Mondloch's extensive medical background and work ethic, tirelessly advocating for patients and exploring and applying alternative modalities to help patients achieve balance in their bodies and their lives. It is the aim of FULL BLOOM to help you find your youthful, innate strength and to rekindle your excitement for living a fulfilling life at a level you never imagined was possible. (Dr. Mondloch is a member of IAOTP, The International Association of Top Professionals and is a regular guest on CUTV radio, an NBC affiliate.)

Published by The North American Menopause Society, a nonprofit scientific organization, this resource gives healthcare providers a practical overview of key clinical issues pertaining to the modern management of peri- and postmenopause -- including physiology, symptoms, evaluation/examination, special considerations for women following induced menopause, long-term effects (such as osteoporosis), and management strategies, such as lifestyle modification, prescription and nonprescription drugs, and complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) approaches.