Women naturally produce less testosterone than men, so the rising trend of testosterone use to address low libido and fatigue should be exercised with caution.

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The discussion highlights the potential risks of hormone replacement therapy, including cardiovascular issues and cancer, while also mentioning that some studies downplay these risks.

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Dr. Postalian shares that "You do not share your entire genetic material with your sibling unless you are identical twins."

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"Some research indicates testosterone may lead to arterial plaque, yet other studies, such as the Traverse trial, show no increased risk for high-risk patients. The key takeaway is to use testosterone cautiously, with low doses and regular monitoring."

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Dr. Postalian states that guidelines stress the importance of using testosterone only when needed, aiming for normal levels, and conducting regular lab checks.
 
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Despite a strong desire to resume testosterone therapy, research suggests a potential link between testosterone supplementation and clot formation. Caution is essential when considering hormone therapy after experiencing a life-threatening clot.

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Measuring all cholesterol types is essential for accurate risk assessment. A holistic approach is recommended, urging doctors to consider every cholesterol type in their evaluations.

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Dr. Alexander Postalian discusses the quest for immortality, exploring common questions about longevity and the role of hormonal supplements. He acknowledges the growing interest in longevity medicine but emphasizes that currently, proven methods for significantly extending lifespan remain elusiv...

Cardiovascular risk for women increases significantly during menopause, particularly when they lose protective estrogen around the average age of 50. This transition is crucial as it often leads to the development of various risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease.

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The timing for an individual's first calcium score is based on their own risk profile. Key factors include family history of artery disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes.

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