Gut Health 101 | The Hidden Chemical Threats Messing Up Your Hormones!

20 Dec 2024 · 1 min
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Aaron Hartman, MD argues that many environmental chemicals act as neuroendocrine disruptors—often mimicking estrogen—and can disrupt young women's hormonal systems. He cautions that prescribing estrogen, testosterone, or progesterone may not be the correct fix for young patients; instead, he suggests addressing which physiological systems are ‘off,’ removing environmental roadblocks to the body's natural healing, and considering targeted herbal supports (mentions progesterone-activating and testosterone-activating oral herbs such as evening primrose).

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