Andrew Huberman· PhD
estrogen is a really powerful anti-inflammatory hormone and we lose that protection when we go through we start losing it through the transition
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estrogen is a really powerful anti-inflammatory hormone and we lose that protection when we go through we start losing it through the transition
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We know that when you go into menopause, estrogen has such profound anti-inflammatory benefits that one of the biggest problems is a baseline increase in your inflammation.