Dr. Jessica Shepard
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166 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 11 Jun
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And that's when we say, I may need to take care of that.
So it's trying to kind of front end that with being like, let's pay attention to our bodies so much that the moment something is changing, we can start the conversation and not wait till it's a train wreck.
Isn't it?
And you were seeing this like firsthand.
Yeah.
That's amazing.
Wow.
Oh, they love sensationalizing.
I think we look for, in general, direction, especially when it comes to your health.
That's what we've always idealized medicine as, direction in order to give someone what they need to do in order to be their best health.
So when the WHI kind of came out with this kind of catastrophic message,
it really did, one, misalign what providers thought, you know, we do no harm.
And if we're thinking, oh my goodness, I gave something that may be of substantial harm to a patient, the first thing we'll do is saying, I'm not doing that anymore.
So now you have...
kind of the director of this relationship between physician and patients being like, I can't give that to you.
And then patients also seeing it on their level because it was brought in the media way that it was brought was to everybody, right?
So now the public is like, oh my God, now I've done something to harm myself.
And so that really annihilated the benefits, which we now know and have known for years of what hormones can really offer you, not only for symptoms.
And that's
Something that we can discuss is hormone therapy.
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