Epidemiological data suggested that hormone replacement therapy in women was associated with feeling better, reduced cardiovascular disease risk, lower risk of bone fractures, and lower risk of diabetes.

“They have a ton of epidemiology that says giving women hormones seems to be doing really good things. They feel better, so all their symptoms go away. They seem to have lower risk of heart disease, lower risk of, you know, cardiovascular, pardon me, lower risk of cardiovascular disease, lower risk of bone fractures. Everything seems to get better. Lower risk of diabetes.”