Bio-Identical Hormones

23 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker urges anyone considering bioidentical hormone therapy to directly contact the pharmaceutical company and the product’s manufacturer to request a full ingredient list, as labels typically only list the active hormone (e.g., estrogen or progesterone) and omit other components. The speaker also clarifies a common misconception: micro‑ionized “bioidentical” hormones are generally synthetic, not derived from natural or plant sources. The advice is framed as essential for individuals who care about ingredient composition, especially those seeking plant‑based formulations.

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Little tidbit of information for you. If you are considering bioidentical hormones, make sure that you call the pharmaceutical company and ask them who the manufacturer is so that you can call the manufacturer and get the list of ingredients. The list of ingredients are not on the label. It just says estrogen or progesterone. There is actually other ingredients in those, as well as if you care about whether it's synthetic or not, the thought that microionized bioidentical hormones are, um, people think that that equals natural or plant-based. That's not the case. They are pretty much always synthetic. So make sure you understand that as well as get the list of ingredients. So super key, super important, especially if you care about ingredients, especially if you're looking for plant-based. You need to know that. So have a great day.