Peter Attia· MD
men experience a much more gradual decline in their sex hormones and as such it's often harder to appreciate symptomatic changes in men
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men experience a much more gradual decline in their sex hormones and as such it's often harder to appreciate symptomatic changes in men
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androgens or testosterone is interesting so if if you look at my arm
Women go through this period called menopause which is a rather sudden and abrupt loss of their sex hormones. Um, and that's you know to be contrasted with the way men's sex hormones kind of decline over time a little more slowly.
So um I again the listeners of this podcast are highly areriodite and they won't need like the lengthy uh dissertation but just give us a quick overview of what the heck is happening in menopause. Why is it happening? Um and and and and and then we can get into maybe what what some of the symptoms are before women might really notice them.