A safer type of hormone therapy

If you're going to take hormone therapy, it's safer to take hormones that are identical to human hormones. In other words, hormones that are body-identical or bioidentical. The concept of bioidentical used to be controversial but is now conventional and mainstream.In this episode, Lara discusses hormone therapy including:why the concept of bioidentical was controversial when it didn't need to beoral micronized progesterone for heavy periods, mood, sleep, and perimenopausal migraines, andsome facts about body-identical estrogen (four uncontroversial things and one controversial).Links:The crucial difference between progesterone and progestinsCyclic progesterone therapy for PCOSThe central role of ovulatory disturbances in the etiology of androgenic polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)—Evidence for treatment with cyclic progesteroneBlog post with a list of body-identical brand namesOnline workshop: Metabolic health and vitality for women over 40