Cassie MilliganGuest
Bree AllredHost
So we've seen estrogen... demands, shall we say, that increase now that people are like, you mean I don't have to deal with all of this? But let's kind of talk about that process.

study, why it created the black box warning, and then why did they lift the black box warning?

So what the study actually found is actually women that were given estrogen, they actually had a decreased risk in cardiovascular disease and cancers.

What they found is on a basic level that when they were using synthetic progesterone and synthetic estrogen together is what was causing these cancers and cardiovascular disease.

There was like a huge, like research study of like 50 million women or something like that, where, yeah, if you are getting optimized with bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, your risk of cardiovascular disease goes down.

We have these hormones in our body, right? And so just making sure that they're bioidentical.

I kind of explained bioidentical is the hormone fits identical into the receptor that it's attaching to in the body.

So it's identical right so making sure that you're getting the right amount of hormones you don't want to overdose you don't want to underdose it's like this really fine line right that you're going to benefit from so the fda removed the black box warnings and all of a sudden everybody's like oh now i can have estrogen which is kind of wild right just because it was on there but i don't know if you watched the fda like where they had the round table last july But there were many practitioners that talked about how they would have these patients come in and they would recommend, say, an estradiol cream And the patient would go and pick it up and they would get home and they would open up the insert and it would say black box warning.

So we've seen estrogen... demands, shall we say, that increase now that people are like, you mean I don't have to deal with all of this? But let's kind of talk about that process.

study, why it created the black box warning, and then why did they lift the black box warning?

So what the study actually found is actually women that were given estrogen, they actually had a decreased risk in cardiovascular disease and cancers.

What they found is on a basic level that when they were using synthetic progesterone and synthetic estrogen together is what was causing these cancers and cardiovascular disease.

There was like a huge, like research study of like 50 million women or something like that, where, yeah, if you are getting optimized with bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, your risk of cardiovascular disease goes down.

We have these hormones in our body, right? And so just making sure that they're bioidentical.

I kind of explained bioidentical is the hormone fits identical into the receptor that it's attaching to in the body.

So it's identical right so making sure that you're getting the right amount of hormones you don't want to overdose you don't want to underdose it's like this really fine line right that you're going to benefit from so the fda removed the black box warnings and all of a sudden everybody's like oh now i can have estrogen which is kind of wild right just because it was on there but i don't know if you watched the fda like where they had the round table last july But there were many practitioners that talked about how they would have these patients come in and they would recommend, say, an estradiol cream And the patient would go and pick it up and they would get home and they would open up the insert and it would say black box warning.
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