Hormone Replacement Therapy as the Path to Longevity with Dr. Thierry Hertoghe

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Thierry Hertoghe, MD is an internationally recognized authority on correcting hormonal deficiencies, extending lifespan, and reducing or - potentially - reversing aging. Dr. Hertoghe currently serves as President of the International Hormone Society, and represents the fourth consecutive generation of physicians who have worked in the field of hormone therapy in Brussels, Belgium.
Testosterone is a topic that comes up very often amongst my colleagues, coaches, and community. And the idea of testosterone optimization feels like... a black hole of information. So I've taken it upon myself to interview the world's top leading experts on testosterone optimization - those who have devoted their entire life to understanding the science and application of endocrinology.
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1. How to lower cholesterol WITHOUT statins.
2. The truth about human growth hormone and cancer.
3. How specific hormonal deficiencies show up in the body and precisely how they affect the aging process.
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@MI40MuscleIntelligence 11 ай бұрын

Timestamps: [00:00:00] Introduction to Dr. Thierry Hertoghe [00:07:15] Does exercise make you age faster? [00:09:00] Identifying hormone deficiencies improves physical aging. [00:14:15] Growth hormone reduces cancer risk and improves survival. [00:20:45] Gene therapy with hormones may activate telomerase, but its connection to cancer is uncertain. Gene therapy is still in its early stages, but some researchers have tried it on themselves. [00:31:00] Cholesterol is necessary for hormone production. [00:37:00] Desiccated thyroid is superior to thyroxine preparations. [00:39:00] Estrogen blocker prevents health issues in men. [00:44:00] Doctor finds surprising method to improve health. [00:50:00] Vasopressin improves memory and retains water. [00:55:00] Reference range: statistical range for patient health. [01:03:45] Rapamycin mimics intermittent fasting, has health effects. [01:07:45] Cortisol is important, but can have downsides. [01:14:30] Dr. Thierry Hertoghe's best-selling book on testosterone.

@TheZZZbox 7 ай бұрын

As an American who's been living in Paris for many decades, I've had the privilege of encountering some incredible individuals along the way, Dr. Hertoghe isn't just your average hormone doctor. Oh no, he's at the forefront of hormone research and treatment for a reason. In fact, he's the president of the World Wellness Organization for Hormone Therapy - and trust me, that's no small feat. What sets Dr. Hertoghe apart is his dedication to his craft. He doesn't just talk the talk; he walks the walk. He's a true pioneer in the field, testing out many of the treatments and approach on himself before recommending it to others. Talk about putting your money where your mouth is! But what really impresses me about Dr. Hertoghe is his passion. This isn't just a job for him - it's a calling. He lives and breathes hormones and functional medicine, and his knowledge is unparalleled. When you're in his presence, you can't help but be inspired by his enthusiasm and commitment to helping others live their best lives.

@rickpettit9023 4 ай бұрын

Ben, there is a product called Plaquex by Biorica that dissolves calcium in the arteries. This was originally used for surgeries because it would dissolve the plaque before they inserted a stent. It is now available as an oral. I take this primarily for red blood cell health as it keeps the red blood cells floating around nicely transporting oxygen. I do frequent Iv's of various compounds and there was a fella that was diagnosed with major blockage that did Plaquex Iv's and the oral and went back in before the surgery and told them to do the MRI again and the plaque was gone. The main compound is phosphatidylcholine.

@bastianm5478 7 ай бұрын

Amazingly useful interview, I hope you get him on the show again! He talked about a lot that I've never even heard about.

@NYGuy2000 11 ай бұрын

Excellent intwrview, Ben! Thank you for introducing Dr Hertoghe. He is a superstar in this field but I had not heard of him before.

@ninjaworrier7308 7 ай бұрын

Dr. Hertoghe is wrong about estrogen having to be in range for people on TRT. As Dr. Morgentaler explains: all studies showing higher mortality rate when estrogen is out of range was done on men who are not on TRT. The main reason for higher estrogen in these men is obesity. Even then, there is only an association with estrogen and not a causal effect for the higher mortality rate. For all we know, raised estrogen in obese men is actually a protective measure since estrogen has actually been shown to be cardioprotective in men. Our understanding of estrogen in men is still very limited because for a long time it was viewed as a 'female hormone'.