Dr. Charles Mok explains how hormone replacement therapy works and which hormones are commonly used. Testosterone can reduce breast cancer risk, improve bone density, and clear cognitive fog. HRT also helps with hot flashes and night sweats.
You're born with different kinds of cells. So we have somatic cells, which is all the cells you typically think about in your body. And then we have germ cells, which are the cells that allow us to reproduce, and that's through reproduction. And those same organs produce our sex hormones. So when we say hrt, it really is kind of a crude term for sex hormone replacement therapy. So we have many hormones in our body. And hormone replacement therapy, typically in this setting, we're referring to testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone. Testosterone improves all symptoms, reduces breast cancer by somewhere between 30 and 70%. Helps with weight maintenance, helps with bone density, helps with mental mental fog. It helps the hot flashing night sweatshirt.
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