Dr. Tyna Moore

to optimize everyone's hormones, we need certain things in place.

So I would argue that the man getting testosterone be also a priority.

I know all you ladies, and that's why I made this episode.

I know all you ladies are like, we got to get our hormones dialed and that's why you come to me.

And I know that it's right now, it's finally, you know, thanks to the work of Mary Claire Haver and Kelly Casperson and Vonda Wright and many others, that

This conversation has come up and maybe Gen X will be saved the fate that the prior generations were not given and that they will get the HRT they deserve, but so do men.

And it's not a quick go through the TRT, you know, you hear the ads on the radio and they go through these like TRT clinics where they just turn and churn you like cattle.

You have to make sure that their gut health is optimized.

You have to make sure that the...

you know, the lifestyle pieces are optimized.

Those are non-negotiable.

We have to make sure that men's cardiovascular system is supported.

That's a big one.

When we're utilizing TRT, we have, I mean, yes, that they had just as much of a scare as we did women.

They had nonsensical data come out saying TRT causes heart disease and cardiovascular risk.

That's only if their estrogen goes up.

That's the part they didn't tell you.

So TRT is quite safe in an optimized man.

And we need to be addressing everybody's hormones, especially in middle age, so that both parties are happy.

And if your wife is going to see a hormone replacement therapy specialist, then go schedule with them too.