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Hormones Can Determine Your Success At Work

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Estrogen in women and testosterone in men are necessary for memory. At work, especially in this economic downturn, you need to be as competitive as possible, especially when your expertise can easily be replaced by a recent graduate willing to work for less money.

How can one be compete with younger people looking to steal your job, especially if your memory is out of order and beginning to decline? The answer is simple. It’s impossible.

There is a way to fight back with bioidentical hormone replacement.

Tags: Hormones, stress, work success

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