Dr. Betty Murray explains how low estrogen triggers a cascade of inflammation throughout the body. Treating it requires both hormone replacement and anti-inflammatory strategies working together, not one alone.
I remember putting together this graph that showed estrogen deficiency, and I went through the whole biochemical pathway, triggers inflammation. I didn't know that until I prepared for this lecture. Yeah. But it's like A equals B, you know, like low estrogen equals more inflammation in your body. And so yes, you want to replace that def— you wanna correct that deficiency, right? But you also need to deal with The inflammation that has occurred and the damage that has occurred as a consequence of the deficiency of those hormones. So they work hand in hand, you know.
