PELLET THERAPY FOR MEN
Have you not felt your best for so long that you are not sure if it is possible to feel well again? AIM Wellness provides bio-identical hormone replacement pellet therapy for men and women. Learn more about pellet therapy and how to get in touch with AIM Wellness, a certified BioTE Medical practitioner.
What is BHRT?
BHRT stands for bio-identical hormone replacement therapy. Bio-identical refers to how chemically similar the supplemental hormone is to the human hormone in the body. This is in contrast to synthetic hormones which do not have this similarity. Other supplemental hormones such as the ones administered by conventional physicians are not bio-identical. Bio-identicals are derived from plants while conjugated hormones are derived from animals. Hormone replacement therapy is the purpose of the bio-identical hormones. People who lack hormones at certain consistent levels or who have too much of a certain hormone may benefit from BHRT.
What are BHRT pellets?
BHRT pellets are made of custom compounded hormones and with natural binders. The hormones are compounded in the United States. Our pharmacies are licensed FDA outsourcing centers and are held to strict standards. Each batch of hormones is tested for consistency, purity and comes with our guarantee that our patients are being provided the best BHRT therapy to help their healing.
What is the BHRT pellet insertion process like?
BHRT pellet insertion process is fast and simple. First, AIM Wellness start with an appointment to test your hormone levels. Then, AIM Wellness, your BioTE provider, will schedule an appointment to review your test results and insert your customize pellet therapy dosage into an area on your upper hip. Within 7-10 days after your pellet insertion, Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) begins to work and patients are back to their active lifestyles. If you may be suffering from hormone imbalance and you would like to give a natural method of relief a try, contact AIM Wellness, a BioTE Medical provider, at (606) 393-6193 to get started.
What are the drawbacks of pellet therapy?
Pellet therapy may not be covered by your insurance provider. However, when compared to the cost of treatment for the conditions pellet therapy lessens and prevents, it is very cost effective.