The Relationship Between Alzheimers And Estrogen
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Dr. haver breaks down a study on how estrogen is neuro-protective and may help prevent Alzheimers.
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Just had lunch with a friend that has a non cancerous tumor in her brain. Her neurologist is telling her women are more apt to get brain tumors because of HRT. I didn’t get into a long discussion with her but will continue my HRT.
So many questions for her regarding his age and resources, are they current?
Thank you for continuing to educate us and help find the answers to aging bodies of women
Also, it would be interesting to know if the HRT was synthetic.
@@crh251isn't all HRT synthetic
@@clearaswater4424, you’re right. They are all made in a lab. The only difference between synthetic and non-synthetic hormones (bioidenticals), is that bioidentical hormones have the same exact structure as what the body makes. Synthetic hormones do not have the same exact structure as what the body makes so the body converts them to the usable form.
For example, many doctors confuse progesterone with progestin. Progesterone in hormone therapy is made from plants and is identical to what the body makes. Progestin is not progesterone. It is a synthetic version of progesterone and has more side effects. Side effects are extremely rare with natural progesterone.
Hormones are not for everyone, but for me personally, I would never use the synthetic hormones. Back in 2000 there was the Women’s Health Initiative that did a study on hormones. Unfortunately there were a lot of flaws in that study such as the use of synthetic hormones, women who were smokers, etc. which caused doctors to stop prescribing them due to cancer scares.
Anyway I hope this explains things a little better. Unfortunately most doctors are clueless when it comes to menopause which is why a lot of women have had to learn about it on their own.
There was a recent study from Denmark that found higher levels of Alzheimer's in women after using HRT. I would love to see your perspective on that research!
I've read that as well.
Can you post a link to the study?
I read the study. It was based on synthetic hormones, not body identical hormones made from plants. Dr. Haver here uses body identical hormones for herself.
Please post the link to the research
I am on estrogen suppressing drugs for breast cancer. So I may be trading cancer for osteoporosis and dementia, now there’s a problem!
Now this concerns me. I'm basically 100% like my dad and he has neurological issues in his senior years. I'm already 50 and post menopause and had to go through it naturally since I couldn't get any doctors to put up with me.
Keyword being "may".
What about HRT and histamine intolerance, histamine issues, and or cov2 induced MCAS?
So why is dementia listed as one of the possible side effects for the estrogen patch that I’m using?
Most of those inserts are dated. I ignore them because the science now says how helpful it is.
This is so helpful. Thank you, Dr. Haver! How early is too early for HRT?
What about transdermal estrogen?
THANK YOU!
Its been 5 yrs for me Since my hysterectomy and I am now 55, can I still start HRT?
I did not have a hysterectomy, but I started six years after my last period. I’m doing fine so far. It’s been almost two years.
My mom got cancer from HRT.
I was advised against hormonal replacement therapy by my physician, because my mother died of ovarian cancer.
Would ESTRIOL (not: estradiol) be ok for me though?
Cancer runs in Dr. Haver’s family. She has mentioned it before, but said she’s still on body identical hormones. I have lots of cancer in my family too. I’m on the same thing as Dr. Haver.
@@crh251 , thanks for your answer!!
Is it to late for me to consider HRT I’m 62 started menopause at 50 and I have not seen a doctor in over 16 years. I feel good other than normal little aches and pains. What is your advice? Is it too late for me to see a doctor for HRT or not
@@mariaprice5972, 62 is not too late. Dr. Louise Newson in the UK has patients in their 80’s on hormones. Look her up. I started a week before my 58th birthday. I wish I had started them earlier just for the protection of my body.
@mariaprice5972
I'm in the same situation
HRT is derived from soy. That being said, I have friends who have done very well on soy pills. I just started so we'll see
this isn't true. HRT can be either synthetic estrogen (premarin from horse urine) or Bioidentical but still made in a lab. some women use soy as a substitute for either of those but i don't think they get all of the other good side-effects of HRT
How long can you stay on HRT. My gynecologist says women need to get off by age 65 as per the medical guidelines. I now have osteopenia and feel I need to stay on therapy. How do I convince her? Thank you so much.
Mary do you know if taking black cohosh causes damage to the heart ?
I was wondering if you could do a video about peri, menopause and post menopause. I read about the 3 in the book. But I'm confused about where I fall if I had a full hysterectomy, no ovaries at age 37. Am I considered post menopause since I haven't had a period in a over a year now? Does post menopause recommendations different from the advice for menopause? Am I over thinking this?
Do you mean if you start hrt within 5 years after you've not had a period for one year or within 5 years of the beginning of perimenopause ?
She means starting them no later than five years after your last period. I started hormones six years after my last period. I’m doing great!
Is it possible to be a oatient remotely?
Is vaginal estrogen the same, meaning will it possibly protect the brain the same as other HRTs?
The bigger question is what is it male brain have that offer protection. Big predictor of Alzheimer's in post menopausal women is early meno and lots of hot flushes.
Hi Dr. the pellet hormone will be good for me I’m 48 years old without period since for years ago? Thank you very much very much
Many women like the pellets and many don’t. Unfortunately a lot of pellet doctors use way too much testosterone in those pellets. My neighbor was on them, and she had to wait it out for four months. She was miserable. Plus pellets are a huge cash cow for doctors.
I actually developed male pattern baldness (thank God it’s growing back) i also grew facial hair along the side of my face-ears to jaw. I won’t go into all the other…. I would not ever recommend doing it.
@@dianiaabernathy9518, unfortunately so many pellet doctors for some reason put way too much testosterone in those pellets. I’m glad you’re getting back to feeling like yourself.