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Helping the
Stork:
The Choices and Challenges of Donor Insemination
by Carol Frost Vercollone, Heidi Moss, Robert Moss
 
Did you know that donor insemination is as widespread a means of family-building
as adoption? Few people realize it because of the secrecy usually surrounding this choice,
a choice hundreds of thousands of people consider each year. Childless couples and single
women are in greater need than ever of an informative, complete, and supportive bible on
the subject. This is the one book that people will want to get all the help they need when
considering this option. Heidi Moss, a clinical social worker counseling infertile
couples, and Robert Moss, a professor in the field of genetics and developmental biology,
now the parents of two children conceived via donor insemination, wrote this book after
searching in vain for information on the subject. Carol Frost Vercollone was the first
clinical social worker at the national infertility organization. Meet the author:
Ruth S. Jacobowitz
author of: "150 Most-Asked Questions about Midlife Sex, Love, and Intimacy"
Interview
& FREE excerpt
hosted by Sue Spataro, RN, BSN
One of the strengths of this book is that it shares the contents of the
interviews that conducted with women about their sex lives at midlife and later, but not
their identities. It is explicit in detailing their desires and their
disappointments, their pleasure and their pain, their sexual needs and their search for
solutions. Find out more about the role of testosterone (a male hormone) in women and how
aging, intimacy and sexuality can be maintained and improved. Find out more.
Meet the author
Susan Rako, MD
author of "The Hormone of Desire"
Interview
& Book excerpt
hosted by Sue Spataro, RN, BSN
Dr. Rako discusses her thoughts on testosterone deficiency in women.
The Hormone of Desire is a very complete and thoughtful book. She separates the long held
myths about testosterone and women from the powerful reality. Women's sexuality is
beginning to get the attention it deserves and Dr. Rako's book is a long awaited and much
anticipated resource.
Meet the author:
Ruth S. Jacobowitz
"The Estrogen Answer Book"
Interview & FREE excerpt
hosted by Sue Spataro, RN, BSN
She
was vice president of Cleveland's Mt. Sinai Medical Center for 20 years and a medical
journalist, as well as the author of many books covering menopause, estrogen therapy,
osteoporosis and a practical guide to midlife sex, love and intimacy. See the
cyber-interview where Ruth shares some of her views on women's health with host Sue
Spataro
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I'm Not in the Mood : What Every Woman
Should Know About Improving Her Libido
 
by Judith Reichman, MD
Review by: Sue Spataro
How many times have you turned to your hot in the pants hubby and said "Not
tonight honey, I'm not in the mood" ?Natural Woman,
Natural Menopause
by Marcus Laux, Christine Conrad
 
From a leading expert on naturopathic medicine comes the definitive guide to
natural menopause, featuring all the information women need to know about plant-derived
hormone replacement--the proven safe alternative to Premarin and Provera. 33 line drawings
National media publicity. 20-city radio satellite tour .
Menopause Without
Medicine:
Feel Healthy, Look Younger, Live Longer
by Linda Ojeda
 
Dr. Ojeda broke new ground when she began to study nonmedical approaches to
menopause more than 10 years ago. Now she has revised and updated her definitive resource,
incorporating the latest findings about estrogen, mood swings, and osteoporosis.
Throughout, Ojeda shows how women can enjoy optimal health at any age by making simple,
inexpensive changes in diet and lifestyle. |
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