Douglas Ginter and Jason Sachman, MD Pull Back the Curtain on Women's Sexual Health, Reveal Secrets to Improved Quality of Life in Groundbreaking New Book

    SAN JOSE, CA, January 13, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Who are you? What are you? How does your body work? Why is my body changing? It's easy to ask these types of questions, especially as you grow older. That body of yours - it's unique - and sometimes it seems to do its own thing. How do you know what is normal and what isn't?

There's quite a lot that makes your female body so unique, and the subtlest of changes can mean big difference for you. Many of those can be unwelcome changes.

Have you lost your sex drive? Is sex painful? Then, Total Female is the book for you. It is here to let you know that what you are going through isn't normal. You've probably heard that before: "Oh, honey, you have hormones. They get wacky. Get used to it." But, why should you? You deserve better! You deserve a happy and healthy life, and that includes a healthy sex life as well.

That's the purpose of this book. You will find out everything that makes you uniquely yourself. This includes sexual dysfunction and resolving hormone issues, menopause concerns, and more. You will also find out what you need to know about keeping your body young, even as you grow older.

Have you ever heard of the Vampire Facelift? How about the "O" Shot? Don't worry if you haven't. You will learn all about them here. They are just some of the ways you can look and feel young, while enjoying a rejuvenated sex life.

People have the wrong idea about what it means to be a woman, and Total Female is here to set the records straight. You deserve to enjoy your life without hormone imbalances slowing you down. So, do you want to know who you are and what you can do to make your life even better? Then you need to read this book! www.totalfemale.com

The book is available at http://www.amazon.com/Total-Female-Charge-Sexual-Health-ebook/dp/B00OVINJU0/ref=sr_1_4?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1421105880&sr=1-4&keywords=total+female

About the author
Douglas Ginter has over twenty years' experience in the health care industry. The former CEO of an FDA-licensed pharmaceutical manufacturer located in Orange, California, Ginter is CEO of multiple companies, including Prescription Headquarters, a compounding pharmacy; Physicians Professional Laboratory, a CLIA certified laboratory; and Physicians Products, a physician's management company. He is also co-creator of the Clearly Beautiful line of cosmetic products used exclusively by dermatologists and plastic surgeons.

Mr. Ginter, co-author with Dr. Weis of My Hormones: A Simple Guide to Better and Longer Living, also Total Male: Saving Your Life By Taking Charge Of Your Sexual Health, is a member of American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, American Pharmacists Association, California Pharmacy Association, and the International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists.

Jason Sachman, MD grew up on the north side of Chicago before completing his undergraduate education with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Biology at The University of Texas, Austin. He then returned home for his doctorial degree at The Chicago Medical School.

Dr. Sachman went on to residency training at Loma Linda University Medical Center in Orthopedic Surgery. He has a background in concierge style medicine and believes this is an essential way to place each patient at the center of his own care. This allows enormous focus and attention to be placed on the specific healing needs of each unique individual.

Since becoming involved in the wellness and anti-aging medicine, Dr. Sachman has taken an interest in treating the entire body and mind. He believes harmony and health throughout all systems are key to enjoying optimal performance and longevity. That is why restoring hormone balance is the forefront of his concern for wellness; because hormones impact so my vital functions in the body and also the brain that may directly relate to maintaining a youthful spirit and essence. Dr. Sachman understands that as we live longer and stronger, quality of life and prevention of both mental and physical disease and deterioration must become a greater focus as we pioneer into a new age of medicine. Jason Sachman is the medical director at Total Medical Center in San Jose, CA.

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