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@kathleen1314 It was shocking to read the link you sent about how the Royal Osteoporosis Society says the research shows that HRT impacts osteoporosis at least as well as bisphosphonates do.
What a statement!
To think of all the possible harm that bisphosphonates can do compared to BHRT! And yet if you didn't do the research for yourself, and if you were with a traditionally trained doctor, you'd be heading down a slippery slope with the pharmaceuticals they so readily prescribe.
I am a believer in holistic medicine.
Which, to me, means you take the best of the best of all fields of medicine. Unfortunately, many of our Western-trained doctors don't believe in "alternative" medicine.
This is why women have to advocate for ourselves. It's scary to go against the grain. Luckily, we have this support group to help us brave up and get healthier!
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Well, to be fair, BHRT is a fairly new field and the statement by many menopause societies is fairly new also.
It is just I look at this research constantly and correspond with others that are searching also.
Plus, we are retired and not operating a full time medical facility with patients all day long.
AI is going to make a huge difference for doctors though. My orthopedic doctor says that just in documenting patient visits, the Ai is saving him over 48 hours a week in time. Eventually AI will be able to locate all the research for the doctors and the doctors will then be able to key that into your medical history and the doctor's life knowledge to give you much better results.
Ai can really be a boon for all of us if we can just handle it better than we have social media. Sigh
I might ask Ai how best to do that...ha