Susan DownsHost
Are women unhappy? Are we more unhappy than other genders? Historically, women have been underrepresented in all clinical research.

As recently as 1992, U.S. legislation was passed to ensure that women are represented in all clinical research.

Medicine assumed that women respond to medications the same as men and respond the same across the menstrual cycle.

Further frustration to women is it can take eight years to receive a diagnosis of endometriosis.

Why so long? This is the first generation where women were told we could have it all.

With this amount of stress, are we prepared for the years of menopause, etc.? In the U.S., U.K., and Australia, perimenopausal years are listed as the times of highest suicide rates among women.

The Blanche Flower and Bryson article on Feel Happiness Paradox states that women have increasing anxiety, depression, fearfulness, sadness, loneliness, and anger.

This creates a dynamic where a yes from a woman may represent a significant personal sacrifice, one that a man, the same situation, might not register as a sacrifice at all.

In the UK 2023 Careers After Babies report found that 85% of women leave the workforce within three years of having their first child.

Many women today carry both traditional domestic responsibilities and full professional lives simultaneously, a very compounding load that's rarely acknowledged as such.

This is further complicated by the medical profession that divides treatments according to parts of the body.

Hormones, however, are intimately connected to stress, metabolic health, and these are all connected to gut health, toxins, diet, etc.

Furthermore, the damage done by decades of synthetic hormones and false claims that proper biologically identical hormones can cause strokes and heart attacks.

I mean, they did not These such events that usually occur when estrogen goes down the 4-OH and 16-OH pathways.

Did many practitioners look at this? So today we have Glenn Macko, who's been fervently studying this issue and is concerned about what is happening to our women.

Are women unhappy? Are we more unhappy than other genders? Historically, women have been underrepresented in all clinical research.

As recently as 1992, U.S. legislation was passed to ensure that women are represented in all clinical research.

Medicine assumed that women respond to medications the same as men and respond the same across the menstrual cycle.

Further frustration to women is it can take eight years to receive a diagnosis of endometriosis.

Why so long? This is the first generation where women were told we could have it all.

With this amount of stress, are we prepared for the years of menopause, etc.? In the U.S., U.K., and Australia, perimenopausal years are listed as the times of highest suicide rates among women.

The Blanche Flower and Bryson article on Feel Happiness Paradox states that women have increasing anxiety, depression, fearfulness, sadness, loneliness, and anger.

This creates a dynamic where a yes from a woman may represent a significant personal sacrifice, one that a man, the same situation, might not register as a sacrifice at all.

In the UK 2023 Careers After Babies report found that 85% of women leave the workforce within three years of having their first child.

Many women today carry both traditional domestic responsibilities and full professional lives simultaneously, a very compounding load that's rarely acknowledged as such.

This is further complicated by the medical profession that divides treatments according to parts of the body.

Hormones, however, are intimately connected to stress, metabolic health, and these are all connected to gut health, toxins, diet, etc.

Furthermore, the damage done by decades of synthetic hormones and false claims that proper biologically identical hormones can cause strokes and heart attacks.

I mean, they did not These such events that usually occur when estrogen goes down the 4-OH and 16-OH pathways.

Did many practitioners look at this? So today we have Glenn Macko, who's been fervently studying this issue and is concerned about what is happening to our women.
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