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By Zoom Heaton, RPh., CDCES, ABAAHP, FAAMFM Clinical Liaison – Women’s Health, Revelation Pharma

May is Women's Health Month, a time to prioritize and celebrate the health and well-being of women worldwide. Women play a crucial role in every aspect of society, which makes it imperative for them to prioritize their health and wellness. Empowering women to take charge of their health, both physically and emotionally, is key to leading a fulfilling and vibrant life.

Physical Health

Taking care of your physical health is essential for overall well-being. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, and adequate sleep are fundamental aspects of a healthy lifestyle. Physical health also includes preventive measures such as regular check-ups, screenings, and vaccinations. Empowering women to be proactive about their physical health can lead to early detection and prevention of various health

By Andrew Kantor

The Revelation Pharma family would like to express our deep sadness at the passing of Dr. Loyd V. Allen, Jr., on Tuesday, April 23, at the age of 80. Renowned for his pivotal role in the compounding pharmacy sector, Dr. Allen was widely respected as an innovative educator and a guiding light to many in the field. His demise marks a significant loss to the community he dearly nurtured.

While Dr. Allen's career was distinguished by his role as professor emeritus at the University of Oklahoma HSC College of Pharmacy and as the visionary CEO of the Midwest Institute of Research and Technology, he is perhaps most notably known for his role as the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Pharmacy Compounding (IJPC),

By Andrew Kantor

Women have been dealing with menopause for a couple of hundred thousand years, and yet there’s still a bit of a stigma talking about it, the effects it can have on a woman’s body, and ways to help alleviate some of those negative issues.

Worse, as this article in the Atlantic explains, many gynecologists will try to solve everything with estrogen (or, if they’re British, oestrogen). Since the 1960s it’s been the go-to magic bullet for women in and after menopause.

Reality, though, is more complex — and we’ve learned a lot since the ’60s. Still, though, the lack of a “frank approach to sexuality” for both people born female and those who have transitioned there has kept many from realizing the benefits of other hormones. (Ironically, trans women often get better care when it comes to hormones.)

The point