Dr. Joshua John-Ram SchacterDr. Joshua Schacter, DO FAAOS, is America’s Holistic Orthopedic Surgeon, with nearly two decades of surgical expertise.

Deficient Hormone Levels Pose Significant Health Risks

19 Dec 2023 · 1 min

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Short excerpt from a YouTube video (Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter, recorded Dec 19, 2023) discussing health risks of deficient hormone levels. Claims in this chunk: middle-aged people with low hormones face weight gain, fatigue, lower libido, thinning skin, slower healing, chronic inflammation, and higher risk of heart disease; low estrogen and testosterone are linked to increased risk and progression of arthritis; low thyroid hormone is linked to joint pain, stiffness, and adhesive capsulitis.

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People in middle ages have increased risk of weight gain. They have increased fatigue, lower sex drive. Your skin begins to thin. Injuries take longer to heal, chronic inflammatory states begin to develop. We have an increased risk of heart disease that's.
Very well shown, increased risk.
Of heart disease in patients with lower hormones. Why do we think that women have a very low risk of heart disease until they're in their 40s to 60s, and then it peaks? Well, it's because they don't have natural levels of hormones. Hormones affect almost every part of our body, in fact.
Everything from your.
Fingernails to your joint health.
We know that low.
Resting levels of estrogen and testosterone, your sex hormones, increase your risk of arthritis and its progression.
We know that.
Low levels of thyroid hormone increase the risk of joint pain, joint stiffness problems, called adhesive capsulitis, or stiffness of the joint.