Hormone Replacement Insights

Some practitioners advocate for the continued use of estradiol in women over ten years post-menopause, noting observable benefits for Alzheimer's and dementia patients. However, caution is advised regarding cardiovascular health, necessitating thorough evaluations to prevent exacerbating existing issues. A humorous take suggests that the conversation around stopping estrogen may be more complex than it seems, with some experts humorously stating, "never."

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LONGEVITY with Nathalie Niddam
Navigating Hormonal Shifts from Adolescence to Adulthood with Dr. Carrie Jones | Episode 183
Related Questions
- Is estradiol recommended for senior women?
- How do I protect myself from the declining estrogen and the associated risks of heart disease, bone density loss, and Alzheimer's in a 63-year-old woman post menopause who is not taking HRT?

Hormone Replacement Insights

In this clip

From this podcast

LONGEVITY with Nathalie Niddam

Navigating Hormonal Shifts from Adolescence to Adulthood with Dr. Carrie Jones | Episode 183

Related Questions

Is estradiol recommended for senior women?

How do I protect myself from the declining estrogen and the associated risks of heart disease, bone density loss, and Alzheimer's in a 63-year-old woman post menopause who is not taking HRT?