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In this brief health snippet, Nyree Penn explains how decreasing estrogen levels during aging suppress serotonin production. She highlights that about 80% of the body’s serotonin is synthesized in the gut, and the combined drop in estrogen and gut‑derived serotonin contributes to menopausal women waking up during the night. The segment links hormonal change to sleep disruption, offering a concise physiological explanation for a common menopausal symptom.

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