Sharon StillsGuestDebra AtkinsonHostThis year, the lifting of the black box label on hormones changed a lot of minds about hormones.
It's getting women to say, huh, maybe what I learned in the past is not all I need to learn now.
So you've been doing more hormones for women for a very long time compared to other dogs.
What's the good, bad and truth about what we'll see with physician education about hormones, increasing access to them, all those things.

So yes, the lifting of the black box label on hormones is amazing, right? I mean, it didn't really affect me or my practice or my patients because I never paid attention to it because I knew it was ridiculous.

But there's also like, so now you have access to vaginal estrogen that comes complete with sodium lauryl sulfate and parabens, you know, known toxins that can help.

be carcinogenic in the body and so there's still a ways to go but yes it's definitely um and you know i think when you live in a bubble like i do or you do like we see all these things uh but i was talking to someone the other day and i was like well you know all the nervous system regulation techniques you see on your on your instagram feed and they were like huh What are you talking about? So I have to remind myself that I do live in this world.

And so I live in a bubble and have access to a lot of information because I literally eat, breathe and live this 24 seven.

So For someone who doesn't have any idea to have that black box label lifted, it is huge because then it at least opens the conversation of, oh, well, maybe there is some safety.

And that, you know, if you were pregnant, your body made an extreme amount of, and you ended up with a baby, not with cancer.

The question always is, you know, who are you having the conversation with? And is it a valid conversation, which is why I host this summit to, to have this conversation with as many women as possible.
This year, the lifting of the black box label on hormones changed a lot of minds about hormones.
It's getting women to say, huh, maybe what I learned in the past is not all I need to learn now.
So you've been doing more hormones for women for a very long time compared to other dogs.
What's the good, bad and truth about what we'll see with physician education about hormones, increasing access to them, all those things.

So yes, the lifting of the black box label on hormones is amazing, right? I mean, it didn't really affect me or my practice or my patients because I never paid attention to it because I knew it was ridiculous.

But there's also like, so now you have access to vaginal estrogen that comes complete with sodium lauryl sulfate and parabens, you know, known toxins that can help.

be carcinogenic in the body and so there's still a ways to go but yes it's definitely um and you know i think when you live in a bubble like i do or you do like we see all these things uh but i was talking to someone the other day and i was like well you know all the nervous system regulation techniques you see on your on your instagram feed and they were like huh What are you talking about? So I have to remind myself that I do live in this world.

And so I live in a bubble and have access to a lot of information because I literally eat, breathe and live this 24 seven.

So For someone who doesn't have any idea to have that black box label lifted, it is huge because then it at least opens the conversation of, oh, well, maybe there is some safety.

And that, you know, if you were pregnant, your body made an extreme amount of, and you ended up with a baby, not with cancer.

The question always is, you know, who are you having the conversation with? And is it a valid conversation, which is why I host this summit to, to have this conversation with as many women as possible.
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