It’s not. That’s been empirically tested. Breast cancer (among other hormome-influenced cancers) risk is increased with supraphysiological serum estradiol. Don’t believe me? Here’s an article from The Breast Cancer Foundation.
Sorry, but I’m not going to give any source that doesn’t even attempt to distinguish between premarin and modern forms of HRT much credence. If it doesn’t even mention it, it’s not a serious source.
We’re now seeing a resurgence in post-menopausal cis women on HRT. The fears about breast cancer are largely outdated and based on decades-old studies using premarin, an estrogen that hasn’t been used in decades. The FDA recently changed how it labels estrogen to better reflect modern medical science.
Obviously if you happen to get an estrogen-sensitive breast cancer, higher E levels will increase the risk. But can you show me any studies using modern bio-identical HRT that show a higher rate of developing cancer with higher blood E levels? Can you link to a single study? Not a website, but an actual study?
It’s not. That’s been empirically tested. Breast cancer (among other hormome-influenced cancers) risk is increased with supraphysiological serum estradiol. Don’t believe me? Here’s an article from The Breast Cancer Foundation.
Sorry, but I’m not going to give any source that doesn’t even attempt to distinguish between premarin and modern forms of HRT much credence. If it doesn’t even mention it, it’s not a serious source.
We’re now seeing a resurgence in post-menopausal cis women on HRT. The fears about breast cancer are largely outdated and based on decades-old studies using premarin, an estrogen that hasn’t been used in decades. The FDA recently changed how it labels estrogen to better reflect modern medical science.
Obviously if you happen to get an estrogen-sensitive breast cancer, higher E levels will increase the risk. But can you show me any studies using modern bio-identical HRT that show a higher rate of developing cancer with higher blood E levels? Can you link to a single study? Not a website, but an actual study?