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INCREDIBLE podcast. Life changing for so many. thank you thank you for helping to change the narrative around menopause care. You are both amazing. 💕

Thank you

Thanks for sharing your story Trudie. It was very useful information.

Thanks to your clinic, I am thriving on HRT. Without you and your clinic colleagues, I would have been left on a list for a year to be seen by a specialist. I was so bad I wasn't able to function, never mind work. Adding in testosterone brought back my energy and ability to return to work and life. My own gp admitted SHE hadn't read the NICE guidelines that would confirm what I was asking for. Just not fair, but thanks for continuing to help and improve womens health. ❤❤

Spot on my experience! I’ve been trying to explain this to my provider: not only libido, but the passion for life, the energy that wants me to get out and get things done. We’ve been zesty for a testosterone patch ( tried many herbs , not much effect), can u pls recommend a brand available in the US?

My niece is 19 and has a coil, but if I understand it correctly, that can cause her menopausal symptoms? Are the eggs always switched off with the Mirena coil, or can that vary in women? And should she have her SFH tested to see whether she still ovulates? What is the best way to find out if your ovaries have been switched off by the coil?

Thank you, Dr Newson for your important work empowering women with knowledge all around the world so that we can make informed decisions and advocate for women's interests 💪: more funding for medical research in women, especially in the peri- and menopausal phases of our lives!

Thank you for this pod cast , literally today I’ve just called my GP to make an appointment due to what I think is the perimenapause, I quit my job last month that’s how bad it’s got as I can’t cope with work, running a home , doing life things even cleaning my house, I’ve lost interest in hobbies,friends, doing things I used to love , typing this Iam crying because the thing I’ve lost most is myself . I look back to aged 38 Iam 48 now , the symptoms over the years are totally making sense , the heavy periods, then no periods for ages , anxiety, memory, taking in information, dizziness unexplained for years , now the not coping and now struggling with absolutely everything. Thank you to you Louise for all you do for women.

Wonderful to hear that a tiny amount of bodyidentical testosterone given back to this lovely young woman turned her life around: no more misery and suffering, but back to feeling energetic, sleeping well and being productive. I loved this story.🤗 All the best and thank you for sharing your story! Thank you Dr Louise for your valuable work: you keep empowering women with knowledge all around the world through your Podcasts and social media! 🙏 Best wishes from Germany 🇩🇪

I've finally been given hrt but my bloods came back high blood pressure, I'm scared to start the hrt I'm 47, any advice?

What level of estrogen is needed for the protectiveness of brain, heart and bones?

Dr Gersh is so knowledgeable and explains everything so well. One of my absolute favourite hormone and menopause specialists 🤩. Thank you both so much for this discussion 💛💛xx

Thank you so much for your bravery and sharing. So many women are suffering unnecessarily. I also worry for the future of my daughters. Thank you again

How do you address the mental part of menopause with breast cancer survivor patients?

Agreed very good!!!!

Thanks!

Can HRT be taken while on benzodiazepine?

Is it too late for me to take testosterone or estrogen? I have severe osteoarthritis ,and feel I cant get out of my own way ,these days. Id live to get my spark back.

Im a 65 year old woman. I went thru menopause at about age 50-51. Much earlier then I expected.I cried. I didnt want to give up my chance of having one more baby.

Such a tragedy that so many woman, millions I would argue, have had to suffer through this. My best friend committed suicide in 1994 about 2 years after the birth of her daughter. It’s only over the last few years, experiencing my own hormonal issues, that she was in fact suffering with PND.

Hello I would like to ask you dr Louise I’m 55 and just over a year period free . I’m speaking to the nurse next week about HRT . my symptoms are many but mainly emotional, insomnia and anxiety, hissing at people no motivation and thoroughly miserable 😭 I don’t know anything about HRT but I have been researching it. And I don’t know what to say/ ask the nurse about the dosage etc could you please advise me . Thank you

This is helpful. Why don't the doctors know. Im getting the run around for a year

Louise, I am so glad that you have had this interview with Felice. I watched one of her videos recently when she explained that after onset of menopause, that the ovaries continue to produce testosterone. I wasn’t aware of this, but it might explain why when I was in my late fifties and beyond, I still felt strong and really quite fit and healthy. You make a formidable force together, thank you.

So happy to see you two connecting. I was just wanting to ask Dr. Newson what you think of Dr. Gersh’s idea to take HRT cyclically?

Would love to hear more about menopause with PCOS as well, Nearly all the pcos ladies I know are 'off licence' for oestrogen. As menopause and pcos symptoms are very similar, it would be great to find more info on how it affects pcos ladies too who already has had fluctuating hormones all her life.

Thank you - this was very helpful. My GP advised that if I changed from cyclic progesterone to continuous and then had a single bleed I would automatically have to go back to cyclic for 6 months. Now I understand that may not be the case. It gives me more confidence to start continuous at my next check.

The husband should have turned his mic off ,all you hear is him breathing 😳 😂

What about E4?

My dream team has finally come together! Thank you so much for this interview and discussion.

This was so so informative. I’m 81 and learned so many things about myself, my body. I had breast cancer 20 years ago and had to go off hormones and had horrific hot flashes for YEARS! I still do once in a while. I am waiting for a call from my breast surgeon of years ago to see if I may go on oestradiol. I have longevity in my family but I want my inner body to stay healthy for as long as possible. Thank you both for this Wonderful video…I so appreciated it.

Thank you so much for being there for us and for supporting with knowledge so many of women with our "fight for ourselves "!!! ❤❤❤

Thank you for this very instructive podcast. I had a hysterectomy at age 33 due to a prolapse of the uterus. I was put onto estrogen at about 44 not sure which type but have been on Estrodial for at least 10 years , so have been on HRT for about 36 years . I am 80 and was told by the cardiologist that I have a strong heart. I walk, do aerobic and balance exercises, am within my BMI. Try to eat healthy regularly, and enjoy a small glass of red wine with my evening meal. Am on BP medication unfortunately but would love to be able to get off it, but guess it's too late at my stage of life.

Wonderful!!! I am estradiol and progesterone for about four years now... has been amazing, I practice other lifestyle recommendations such as you both mention; nutrition, movement, light and ofcourse great sleep BUT now I have a new thought! Will ovary and pituitary modifications/ transplant be offered soon?!!! I think I would jump on that lol

Wow Wow Wow!!!👏👏👏

Fantastic use of 40mins! Thankyou Louise for sharing your knowledge and doing it in such a comprehensive and personal way. 🙏🏼

Wowza! two power houses. Thank you so much. More please 🙏

I heard from several French doctors that women just start to piss all over themselves from a certain age. Guess what, I needed estrogen to heal incontinence, and it did stop it COMPLETELY. Maybe some doctors should stop pretending they provide medical care to females. They should state "males only" right at their door, which would save women loads of time.

Hi Dr Newson, I follow Dr Felice G. and I have friends who are her patients. I am happy to see you connected with her and consider reading her publications as well as her approach is not equivalent in terms of what it aims for, here in the UK. Her approach to hormones levels are to bring them up to a physiological levels rather than ease symptoms so ONLY in that way it would have a preventive property as when we were fertile. I can't wait to hear what you have to offer from now on....

Thank you! I've upped my estrogen recently, and my neck and shoulders pain of many years went away!

So good!

Amazing video ❤❤ im hoping to visit Newson health soon after being poorly for 10 years and two failed major surgeries...........i believe it was perimenopause all along xx

I am 55 bleeding on and off. Is that normal???

Thankyou ☺️

At 69, with SLE, very high cholesterol/ LDL (ox), 40 lbs extra weight , and a lot of carotid plaque, I’m just starting bioidentical transdermal HRT. I was told for years I could not use it because of lupus being estrogen linked! This podcast has Bern extremely informative… thank you both!

I was suffering from PMDD about 4 years ago and feeling hopeless. I had just come out of a few years of TREMENDOUS stress, taking care of a mentally ill family member and was feeling rage and extreame irritability before my period. Sounds silly but I want to write it down so your viewers can be made aware, I started journal writing and processing my own mental stresses and my feelings of anxiety, rage, etc., associated with my PMDD started to dissipate. It was my saving grace. Thanks so much for your video!

Appreciate you so much Dr Newson. 🎉

Hi louise please could you do a session on metabolism genetics. Ive recently had a gebetic test suggest i may be a "fast metaboliser". Theres not a higa amount of daya online but i did see progesterone on one paper. This gene aldo affects SSRI metabolism. Wondering if for "fast metabolisers" they may beed extra progesterone? Thanks

Thank you so much for this. Been waiting for an NHS appointment with a specialist about testosterone as in my area doctors cannot prescribe it. Been waiting nearly 2 years and appointment finally this week. I tested very low from a doctor's blood test two years ago when I was referred. But I had to push to get the referal and had to suggest the blood test myself - I only knew it was a thing from people such as yourself talking about it. Another doctor at the surgery told me there wasn't enough research into it and that it "Was something that private clinics sold to make money." I have been scared of potential side effects but your video has helped reassure me. After waiting and struggling for so long I was gettting cold feet. Thank you for putting out clear information in a world where it is really hard to get it - you can see that doctors still just don't know enough about it.

Thank your for another very helpful video , I love you book its so easy to read and full with very useful information

I just had no idea all these strange things happening to me were perimenopause until last week when I had an epiphany.