Estrogen reduces inflammation and helps maintain bone density and metabolism. Starting hormone therapy before menopause, rather than after, makes a significant difference in these systemic effects.
There are some real true science about starting hormone therapy earlier in the process. And actually, it's better to start it before you're completely in menopause. Estrogen affects the entire body. It is a full body effect, every single cell. But to have estrogen receptors. So when we go through menopause and lose all of our estrogen, we actually see an increase in vascular so this is your blood vessel inflammation, overall inflammation, metabolic changes that increase your risk for obesity and diabetes. We also see the loss of bone mineral density and bone strength, because estrogen actually stimulates your bones to build and probably even.