In this solo episode, we tackle common myths and facts about Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), especially for women managing diabetes. Prompted by a listener's question about the safety of HRT, I explore misconceptions, the benefits of bioidentical hormones, and how menopause impacts blood sugar.

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From addressing the fear caused by the 2002 Women's Health Initiative study to sharing my personal 4-year journey with HRT and type 1 diabetes, I aim to help you feel empowered and informed. You'll also hear stories from my husband’s 40th high school reunion, conversations I had with women, who were hesitant about HRT due to misinformation.

Tune in to learn how HRT can support your health, minimize risks, and optimize aging—plus tips for finding the right care.

Debunking Myths Around HRT

• A deep dive into the 2002 WHI study and its role in shaping negative views on HRT.
• The safety of bioidentical hormones versus traditional hormone therapy.
• Personal stories about women avoiding HRT due to misconceptions, and why it's important to stay informed.

Stay tuned for practical advice, personal insights, and encouragement to advocate for your hormone health!

 

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Disclaimer: Nothing you hear on this Type 1 in Midlife Podcast should be a substitute for professional medical advice. Please always consult your medical professional before changing your diet, insulin dosages or health care plan.