445: The Controversial Hormone Cycling Method That's Dividing Doctors (And Why It Matters) with Dr. Salome Masghati

Does the thought of hormone replacement therapy make your head spin? Ever wonder why some midlife women are choosing to cycle hormones like they did in their 20s—even getting periods again? You're not alone. In this groundbreaking episode, Dr. Salome Masghati reveals the shocking truth about static hormone dosing and how rhythmic hormone cycling could revolutionize your brain, bone, and cardiovascular health.

Discover the staggering difference between cycling and static hormones, why your testosterone numbers mean nothing without checking SHBG, the controversial truth about daily progesterone, how to decode your lab work like a detective, and the cutting-edge cycling protocol that some women swear by for reversing brain fog and metabolic slowdown. From debunking estrogen dominance myths to understanding why some women need periods for optimal health, this conversation will transform how you think about hormone replacement therapy.

 

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