Dr. Daniel Pompa

Hormones.

Okay.

Yeah.

Look, I,

Again, I'm gonna state the same thing I just stated.

There's a time and a place, okay?

But my issue with all of these people in our space jumping to bioidentical hormones, I think it's misdirected.

I think if someone's missing a gland or an organ, absolutely, you might need some hormone assistance.

But I find that people are just running to this.

My issue is the cellular problem.

You know, hormones in the blood

really doesn't mean what's actually happening in the cell.

That's right.

So we can make blood levels, oh, your estrogen's low, your testosterone's low.

We can make that look better, but what it's doing in the cell is not reflected by your blood.

So it's not as crisp and clean as people think.

And when you start taking a hormone, you slow and stop your body's own production.

And one more point, and hormones go like this through the day with innate intelligence, meaning stress level goes up, your body will just...

your estrogen is going to be affected, your testosterone is going to be, all in a balancing effect that you don't have to think about.

So you're not going, oh, you know what?