Fearne Cotton

So I know that there's changes.

I know there's stuff going on, but I'm doing nothing about it.

And I reckon there's a large portion of my listeners of my age who feel exactly the same.

It makes the conversation then really easy.

Exactly.

I guess what we need to do first is debunk some of the myths perhaps, all the fears that women have.

So you say in your book, only 15% of women in England, or the UK, sorry, are currently getting hormone therapy, the lowest in years and years.

It's madness, isn't it?

More likely because of these fears.

One of the big ones being a story that we've seen in the news, circulating it goes, it comes back around the link between taking hormones and breast cancer.

This is a big subject to dive into straight off the bat, but I think it's the one that we need to tackle.

And I took that without even thinking back in the day.

I was like, I'll take whatever pill you've got.

Give it to me.

I did no research.

So it's weird that there's so much more.

focus on this side of it.

Is there such a thing as a contraceptive pill that isn't synthetic?

Yeah, wouldn't that be nice?

There isn't.