Devine Healthcare LLC

10/18/2026

10/16/2026

10/12/2026

Reminder: I am open today, however will be closed the rest of the week!! I will not be around my phone much in the mountains but will return Monday, Oct 19th with normal business hours. Thank you all for understanding!!

10/08/2026

I would replace the “progestin” to micronized progesterone but who would have thought to replace hormones when they are deficient??! Crazy!!

Second- and third-line options include SNRIs, SSRIs, gabapentin, and newer NK antagonists

10/05/2026

Reminder I will be closed Monday, Oct 5th. Plans have changed a bit for Tuesday though. I am unable to open at 7 but will be back in the office by noon. 🤞

10/01/2026

October is here!! I will be out of the office this coming Monday, Oct 5th. We will (hopefully) be back late that night, and plan to be back in the office Tuesday morning if all goes as planned. The faster BOB runs in Guthrie, the faster we will be home. 🤣

I will also be closed Oct 13th, 14th and 15th for our wedding. Please have refill requests and appts made prior to these days as I plan NOT to do much work related stuff if possible that week.

Thanks for your patience and understanding!!

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09/29/2026

They won’t tell you these statistics when encouraging you to avoid the sun…

Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only

08/15/2026

Another reason I encourage hormone replacement. BIOIDENTICAL hormone replacement, not synthetic hormones

ALZHEIMER’S CLUE: A large Stanford study is shedding new light on the potential connection between menopause treatment and brain health.

Women who reported using estrogen-only hormone therapy had 35% lower odds of Alzheimer’s-related brain pathology and 39% lower odds of dementia over their lifetimes, researchers found.

The study also uncovered differences in memory, independent functioning and biological markers. Here’s what the findings could mean — and what they don’t yet prove.

08/05/2026

Price sheet. Feel free to call and ask about lab pricing as well!

07/25/2026

2026 research on Testosterone replacement in women.

Results: Improvement was reported across all eight domains, with energy/fatigue showing the strongest response (84.3% improved). Depression, irritability, anhedonia, and sexual interest each exceeded 65% improvement. Cognitive domains showed a delayed trajectory, with meaningful gains emerging at 4 to 6 months. Quality of life improvement was reported by 89.7%, with significant improvement rising from 5.4% at 1 month to 51.5% at greater than 12 months. Energy/fatigue (64.2%) and mood (49.7%) ranked above sexual desire (41.3%) as self-identified areas of greatest benefit. All five biomarkers changed favorably: total testosterone +151.8%, free testosterone +216.7%, hemoglobin +5.5%, SHBG −13.3%, and triglycerides −12.6%.

Try it!!! What do you have to lose?