In this conversation, Kayla and Dr. Amy Killen discuss the critical aspects of women's hormonal health, emphasizing the importance of estrogen, the impact of menopause, and the need for accurate information regarding hormone therapy. She highlights the significance of bone health, the role of lifestyle in hormonal balance, and emerging treatments that can enhance women's health. The discussion also touches on the intersection of women's health and environmental policy, as well as the evolving relationship between doctors and patients in the age of technology.
Dr. Amy Killen, MD is a leading expert in anti-aging and regenerative medicine, specializing in skin rejuvenation, sexual optimization, and longevity. A former ER physician, she now focuses on cutting-edge therapies like stem cells, PRP, and exosomes to help people look and feel their best. Dr. Killen is the founder of the HOP Box, Humanout Health and a global speaker on biohacking and sexual health.
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James and Gabi discuss January lulls and Gabi’s current destination, as well as how it seems that as a culture we’re at the tail end of some dominant, binary narratives , many of which ran their course mostly on social media …. The concept of post-woke, post-influencer, post-covid and more Want more from Gabi and …
Today I’m speaking with Danny Grannick from Bristle Health on the Longevity Optimization Podcast. In this conversation, we delve into the significance of oral microbiome testing and its implications for dental health and overall well-being. Danny shares insights into the differences between good and bad bacteria, highlighting the connection between oral health and systemic diseases. …
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Brain Biohacking with Kayla Barnes — Perimenopause, Menopause, Vaginal Dryness, and Health Politics with Dr. Amy Killen
In this conversation, Kayla and Dr. Amy Killen discuss the critical aspects of women's hormonal health, emphasizing the importance of estrogen, the impact of menopause, and the need for accurate information regarding hormone therapy. She highlights the significance of bone health, the role of lifestyle in hormonal balance, and emerging treatments that can enhance women's health. The discussion also touches on the intersection of women's health and environmental policy, as well as the evolving relationship between doctors and patients in the age of technology.
Dr. Amy Killen, MD is a leading expert in anti-aging and regenerative medicine, specializing in skin rejuvenation, sexual optimization, and longevity. A former ER physician, she now focuses on cutting-edge therapies like stem cells, PRP, and exosomes to help people look and feel their best. Dr. Killen is the founder of the HOP Box, Humanout Health and a global speaker on biohacking and sexual health.
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Chapters
00:00 Understanding Women's Hormonal Health
02:49 The Importance of Bone Health in Women
05:37 Navigating Hormone Therapy and Misinformation
08:43 The Role of Hormones in Disease Prevention
11:43 Testing and Monitoring Hormone Levels
14:38 The Impact of Lifestyle on Hormonal Health
17:37 Emerging Treatments and Technologies for Women's Health
20:17 The Intersection of Women's Health and Environmental Policy
23:10 The Future of Doctor-Patient Relationships
26:11 Closing Thoughts on Women's Health and Longevity
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