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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Sleep Apnea and TRT delivery methods
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<blockquote data-quote="DanielRee" data-source="post: 227111" data-attributes="member: 44028"><p>During perimenopause, some women experience <a href="https://travel4brews.com/menopause-and-insomnia/#Avoiding_caffeine_nicotine_and_alcohol" target="_blank">insomnia</a> due to hot flashes and sleep disturbances at night caused by irregular nighttime body temperature. A recent study reported that women with hot flashes have worse sleep quality and a lower quality of life due to sleep disturbances. The biological mechanism underlying the relationship between hot flashes and insomnia is unclear, but it has been suggested that some hormones can affect the circadian rhythm system directly while others may do so by changing environmental conditions, such as room temperature or humidity, which in turn affect body temperature.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DanielRee, post: 227111, member: 44028"] During perimenopause, some women experience [URL='https://travel4brews.com/menopause-and-insomnia/#Avoiding_caffeine_nicotine_and_alcohol']insomnia[/URL] due to hot flashes and sleep disturbances at night caused by irregular nighttime body temperature. A recent study reported that women with hot flashes have worse sleep quality and a lower quality of life due to sleep disturbances. The biological mechanism underlying the relationship between hot flashes and insomnia is unclear, but it has been suggested that some hormones can affect the circadian rhythm system directly while others may do so by changing environmental conditions, such as room temperature or humidity, which in turn affect body temperature. [/QUOTE]
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