Dr. Frank Anderson

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Live Like a Girl with Dr. Mindy Pelz · Why Trauma Lives in Your Body, Even After Years of Therapy · 29 Jun 2026 podcast

Okay.

Um, Andrew Hertzog.

That's who he was at Harvard.

And he was one of the few people that was looking at horm uh back in the day, hormones and neurotransmitters.

And and I was working with him, I would send a lot of my women patients to them because, you know, perimenopause, premenstrual, like there was there was clearly a hormonal neurotransmitter relationship for women.

But nobody really knew what it was.

And he was one of the first people t to t talk to me about

When you're perimenopausal, there's a very strong connection even between the production of estrogen and serotonin.

They're very closely linked metabolically.

Yes.

So when you start losing your estrogen, you are going to start losing your serotonin.

Yes.

And you know, postmenopausal women, SSRIs don't work as well.

They don't because they don't ha yeah, they don't.

So that's why we use like effects or well butrin, which are drugs medicines that work on dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin, not just serotonin alone.

Whoa.

So when we start learning the relationships between hormones and these neurotransmitters, it's a whole different thing for people.

And we we haven't it hasn't the field hasn't grown as much as I

I think it should.

It's better than it was.

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