Peter Attia· MD
Oh, you just take an oral estrogen tablet and you put it under your tongue like a tic-tac and you let it dissolve and it doesn't go through the liver and it works fabulously to increasing blood levels.
The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
Oh, you just take an oral estrogen tablet and you put it under your tongue like a tic-tac and you let it dissolve and it doesn't go through the liver and it works fabulously to increasing blood levels.
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So I think it's fascinating. I don't have many patients on it, but I would love to see data sort of look in that direction because it's cheap. Oral estrogen is cheap. Uh you get lots of doses. You can dose it. You know, does that mean you can get away with a lower dose? You can get away with a lower dose. Absolutely. You must, right? Because of that first pass effect.