87. Serotonin and Osteoporosis Risk in Post-Menopausal Women: What the Research Shows | HRT University®

Most people think of serotonin as a mood hormone. But what if it also plays a role in bone loss?In this episode, Nico Misleh explores emerging research linking elevated serotonin levels to increased osteoporosis risk in post-menopausal women. He breaks down a recent study examining serotonin markers and bone mineral density, and explains why this connection could reshape how we think about hormone balance and long-term bone health.If you are navigating menopause, managing osteoporosis risk, or interested in the deeper hormonal drivers of bone density, this conversation provides important insight into an often overlooked factor in women’s health.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Serotonin and HRT01:26 Understanding the Study on Serotonin and Osteoporosis04:44 The Impact of Serotonin on Bone Health09:27 Serotonin: The Misunderstood Hormone12:48 The Role of Hormones in Bone Density18:07 Chronic Stress and Its Effects on Bone Health20:32 Prevention and Understanding Osteoporosis25:18 The Importance of Continuous Learning in HRTFor practitioners who want to confidently grow their practice with guidance in TRT, HRT, and business strategy, find us below:- Nico's Daily Newsletter: ⁠⁠https://nicomislenp.kit.com/8050eeea5f⁠⁠(yes, it's daily... and yes, people stay subscribed)- Join HRT University: https://bit.ly/4twBb0D- Join the HRT University Facebook Group: ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/1179376819949373/?ref=share&_rdr