MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) Would you like a little extra energy? Most people would. <\/p>\n
Thats why coffee shops and supplements are all so popular. But when I started having insomnia and feeling run down and irritable, I knew I needed more than a cup of coffee. <\/p>\n
At first, I thought it was early menopause, or worse. It turns out, many women in their 30s and 40s have similar symptoms of weariness and irritability. <\/p>\n
The solution I found not only has me feeling more energetic and stronger; it also opened my eyes to a growing controversy in womens medicine. <\/p>\n
At first, I turned to Bonnie Erickson, a friend, who suggested I see an anti-aging doctor who had worked wonders for her. <\/p>\n
Immediately I felt as though things were different, she said. I felt like I had my quality of life back. <\/p>\n
Shes been seeing Dr. Khalid Mahmud for eight years. And after disappointing results with traditional medicine, she swears by his combination of holistic treatments and natural hormones. <\/p>\n
I just think its a more natural approach, Bonnie said. Its more of a preventative approach. <\/p>\n
Over the years, shes convinced most of her family, including her husband and two of her daughters, to see Mahmud. <\/p>\n
One of her daughters, Keri Fuqua, had symptoms similar to mine. She also said her treatment with Mahmud was successful so successful that I couldnt help thinking that I needed to see him myself. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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