Thinking Aloud: Featured WorldWIT Radio Guest Janene Brenneman


Monday, February 14, 2005		VOLUME 1 ISSUE 46

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Featured WorldWIT Radio Guest Janene Brenneman
Janene Brenneman, RN, MBA & CEO of Wise Passage (www.wisepassage.com), speaks on WorldWIT Radio with Liz Ryan and educates listeners on symptom relief for menopause. She explains what the lifestyle and medical options are and also clears up the myths about hormone therapy; why it has a bad reputation, what alternative treatments might be right for you and what you should be asking your healthcare provider.
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