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Dec 22, 2020 26 min

Can Estrogen Cause Me Harm?

from Intellectual Medicine Hosted by Dr. Stephen Petteruti

Estrogen improves skin quality, sleep quality, brain function, bone health, vaginal and sexual health. Without it all, these systems will suffer. The connection between estrogen and breast cancer was falsely reported. Estrogen replacement does not increase breast cancer risk! Learn the facts in this podcast. Use this information to make your best, most informed decision. We now have the option to choose how we will age. Will you choose to wither like prior humans? Or boldly step into the vital path of antiaging.

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