I’m sorry, but that sounds a little shortsighted to me having someone tell you you need estrogen is uninformed without knowing a person‘s history. Estrogen by itself is known to cause cancer in women. It has to be a whole protocol of HRT or bioidentical HRT. I would agree That bioidentical hormones are going to help the mechanisms of maintaining bone health and muscles, but it is kind of simplified information without testing the individual and understanding their capacities. I would suggest that an OB/GYN is not the proper place to get this information but rather from an endocrinologist who does the proper testing in conjunction with other doctors you may want to see like an OB/GYN, a primary care doctor and an orthopedic medicine doctor. An OB/GYN is not geared to understand the nuances between all of the varieties of bone medication’s, there are on the market. I suggest everyone do their own research which is not easy and it is an extensive. I don’t even trust my own top drawer endocrinologist as I know my body and I have restarted bioidentical Heveryone do their own research which is not easy and it is an extensive. I don’t even trust my own top drawer endocrinologist as I know my body and I have restarted bioidentical HRT in conjunction with an exercise routine to make sure all of that medicine gets to the right place and does what it’s supposed to do.