Max Lugavere

Yeah.

And so we're talking about, we're not just talking about like long-term health outcomes, but we're talking about quality of life.

The question of breast cancer risk always comes up, though.

How do you respond to that?

screaming that HRT caused breast cancer when- Should women though do, when bringing this up to their doctor, I mean, obviously if they have a history of breast cancer, breast cancer in their family, hormone sensitive breast cancer, I guess specifically,

Yeah.

I mean, when I've posted about HRT and, you know, I've had guests on the podcast recently who have talked about it in a favorable light and I've shared it on social media.

Like some – I was really surprised by the amount of comments that I would get that, well, you know, it's unnatural to – like it's like –

Nature wants to run its course.

Why are we, you know, unnaturally intervening and giving hormones?

Isn't there a more natural, holistic way to do it?

And I'm like, you can't really.

Hell yeah.

I mean, we got to get off this moralistic, naturalistic high horse.

Yeah.

Amen.

I mean, the moment any guy stops feeling horny, they get on TRT and like... Easy.

Exactly.

Erections aren't what they were back in their 20s.

We start popping, you know, Cialis, which by the way, Cialis might have really positive benefits for both men and women for long-term health.