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Proving Estrogen as a Definite Cause of Endometrial Uterine Cancer - 323 | Menopause Taylor

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Just as you have to prove that someone committed a crime in law, you have to prove that an agent causes a cancer in medicine. Do you know what it takes to prove that estrogen actually causes endometrial uterine cancer? In this video, I’ll put estrogen to the test and prove that it definitely causes endometrial uterine cancer.
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@melissaculpepper7663 Год назад

More brilliance! Thanks to your education(Free!), I have gained my vitality back through your priceless information! Thank you, Dr. Taylor! Keep fighting the fight of fear and ignorance that has, and is, crippling women through doctor’s fear and ignorance!

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Thank you so much, my dear Melissa. I really appreciate your ardent support.

@lightningandthunder2861 Год назад

@@MenopauseTaylor hello, Do you recommend Nutrafol vitamins for hair?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

@@lightningandthunder2861 I never "recommend" anything. You should figure out what works for YOU. That's all that matters.

@mcanultymichelle Год назад

I like how you always sumerise your teaching’s at the end. It helps.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

I'm glad. I try to do everything I can to make your education easy and flawless.

@HP-oq9gz Год назад

Thank you Dr Taylor - your education is empowering!

@olinayoung6287 Год назад

Definitely made your case & an excellent lesson as usual 💖🌟💖🌟! Thank you Dr Taylor

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

You are so very welcome, dear Olina.

@mariadejucilene7659 Год назад

Another brilliant video. 👏👏👏 Everything makes sense. The truth, and nothing but the truth. Thank you Judge/Queen/Dr Taylor 😂❤🙏🌷🌈💚

@AgingNaturallywithJodylynn Год назад

This was very informative. Last year, my body had endometrial ovarian cancer. I was using estrogen with progesterone. Thankfully, it did not spread. My gynecologist and oncologist both said estrogen did not cause the cancer. However, the tumor came back estrogen sensitive and I'm no longer able to use estrogen. I do not understand how a tumor comes back estrogen sensitive but is not the cause? Your videos are so very wonderful! Thank you!

@tiffanyhunt9847 Год назад

What forms of estrogen and progesterone were you using Jodylynn? So glad the cancer was caught early!

@httran9098 Месяц назад

Estrogen didn't cause cancer but unopposed estrogen likeky leads to cancer.

@nadineevans2647 Год назад

Thanks for your contribution....making the world a better for the generations coming up behind us.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

That's my goal! Thank you for appreciating my efforts.

@harleyrider4629 Год назад

Thank you so much for your channel. This information is literally answered prayer. You are a messenger of God for my wife.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Thank YOU, Harley, for appreciating my efforts. I love knowing that YOU are a student here at Menopause University, too. We welcome men!

@harleyrider4629 Год назад

Thank you

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

@@harleyrider4629 My pleasure!

@kellypeters8330 Год назад

Absolutely great information!!! 😊

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

I'm so glad you found it helpful.

@christinehoffman1825 Год назад

I love the props. Fantastic 😊😊😊

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Thank you, my dear!

@knackfulknitter Год назад

Very good lesson and I was able to understand it. Watching your videos in order makes it so. I wonder what would happen if those women diagnosed with Endometrial Uterine cancer, from taking estrogen alone (when they had their uterus), continued with the estrogen but started taking progesterone. Hmmmm. Thank you for a most informative video and I wait patiently for next week. ☺💕

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

It would depend on HOW they took the progesterone. If they took it in a cyclic regimen, they'd bleed, shedding the lining. (But if cancer had already developed, it would not suffice for treating it.) If they took it in a continuous regimen, they'd either bleed (ditto above) or they would just keep the uterine lining as it is when they started the progesterone, regardless of whether it's thick or thin. But all such scenarios would definitely warrant tailoring to the individual woman.

@Nantes2011 Год назад

Hi Dr Taylor, can you also talk about dizziness, hormones and menopause? Thanks ❤

@mcanultymichelle Год назад

Ya good one.l got so dizzy last weekend,l past out and woke up at the bottom of a staircase.l don’t remember a thing accept l remember l started to get dizzy 😵‍💫

@LourdesGzz Год назад

@@mcanultymichelle i fainted and lost consciousness too, my beloved dog was there by my side

@LourdesGzz Год назад

I've had vertigo too and it makes me feel so unsecure, also I noticed I developed a fear of highs, it's been a nightmare :(

@mcanultymichelle Год назад

@@LourdesGzz l didn’t even know there was a name.thanks stay up stay safe lol

@mcanultymichelle Год назад

@@LourdesGzz aren’t some dogs amazing.l have a little dog that’s been at my side for 10yr.every door l go through he does too. Although sometimes I wish he wouldn’t.lol

@user-ps5hy7no1p 2 месяца назад

Creative, helpful, entertaining🌸💕 I’m post menopausal 5 years, 55 y o. Estrogen progesterone HRT for 5 years. Ultrasound says uterus is 12 mm, no bleeding, Massive fibroids, symptom free, except my stomach is pouchy. Going to get hysterectomy. Tiered of dealing with uterus related issues since i was 16.

@MenopauseTaylor 2 месяца назад

This is precisely the kind of thing for which I do one-on-one consultations. You definitely need one. I cannot tailor things specifically to you in a comment box. It requires much more information than you can give me here, and you deserve much more information than I can give you here. No two women are alike, and addressing your situation requires tailoring all the facts specifically to YOU. I do them all via online video conferencing. You can schedule at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I look forward to meeting you and helping you.

@francine2169 Год назад

Great content as usual Dr. Taylor... I'm in post menopause and my uterine lining is slightly thicker than where I should be in post menopause (7 mm) otherwise my uterus and ovaries look good! I was wondering if taking a progesterone cream would help to protect the lining or do I need to take both estrogen and progesterone?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

You should schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME so that you fully understand this, I can tell by your question that you do not have all the information you deserve. You can schedule at MenopauseTaylor.ME, and I do them all online.

@m.flores6615 Год назад

Dr. Taylor, do the explanations in this video apply to the cervix ? Thank you!

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

No, No No. Please do not extrapolate. And you can take my words literally. This is precisely why I present everything in units.

@Catherine-Terra Год назад

How does one know that the ratio of Hrt is correct for their body? Is everyone a little different in how much progesterone is needed to adequately oppose a certain amount of estrogen?😵‍💫

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Every woman is different. And everything requires tailoring specifically to YOU. That's what I do in consultations. Always remember that women are not robots. This education is YOUR menopause YOUR way.

@Catherine-Terra Год назад

Well there should be a ratio or something that help women know that it’s an adequate amount to cover the level of estrogen they take. That’s what I would like to know in general. Should be more straight forward for a menopausal woman since no extreme cycle changes happening. That’s the kind of info that can help arm women to be proactive with their own providers.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

@@Catherine-Terra It's not that simple. You have to take pharmacology, therapeutics, molecular biology, and biochemistry into account. It will never be as simple as a ratio. But I can do this for YOU and YOUR particular products in a consultation.

@AnushaYadav Год назад

I am post menopausal..So my doctor wants to offer estrogen patches but says she would not offer progesterone iud in post menopausal women . And do an ultra sound every six months to check the lining.. she also wondered that when you wean off the estrogen patches every few months, then they will have to take out the iud too each time, and that can cause complications... What do you think Dr. Taylor ?

@cm1906 Год назад

Hi Dr Taylor - I have a question. About 18:55 minutes into the video you state: “There’s a perfect correlation with the timing between initiating estrogen replacement and the timing of diagnosis of endometrial uterine cancer. It matches the time frame necessary for estrogen to cause the cancer.” (Timing test) I naturally got curious about how long it (approximately) takes, based on the studies, for unopposed estrogen to cause the cancer, depending on the different dosages of estrogen, I assume?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Cancers take years to develop. I taught you this in the unit preceding this one, on Cancer in General. But every situation is different because other risk factors play into the picture. For example: If you have a lot of fat that produces estrone, in addition to the estrogen replacement, cancer will probably develop earlier than if you don't.

@cm1906 Год назад

@@MenopauseTaylor Thank you. I understand. However, based on what you said in the video when discussing the “timing test”, it sounded like a necessary time frame for (unopposed) estrogen replacement to cause the endometrial uterine cancer had been established. This is what I was asking about, and I quoted your sentences to make clear what I was curious about.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

@@cm1906 The biggest factor of all is the individual woman. So, that's why it's different for different women.

@michelles2299 Год назад

What do you think of the UK now selling over the counter gina, 10. I don't understand why there is no upper age limit yet if you are 10 years post menopausal you can't go on HRT? I'm just 10 years in December pm I have struggled for years and if I have been to the gp they have advised me to go on antidepressants which I never did because I wasn't depressed if gina, 10 is available if I use that is it the same as HRT?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

There should not be any age limits ... ever. But when you see an age limit involving (1) Medical insurance, (2) National Health Services, or (3) Population guidelines, they are always about money. They boil down to how much the entity is willing to spend on a particular service. So, have everything tailored specifically to YOU rather that assuming the age limit means anything.

@bonniebeenken9207 Год назад

Does taking progesterone capsules orally at the same time as supplements and vitamins such as D, C, B, calcium and magnesium detrimentally affect the prescribed absorption of the progesterone medication?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

No, it doesn't affect absorption of HRT at all.

@janinedance102 Год назад

I’m 50 and still having regular cycles and no peri menopause symptoms. Do I wait to my period ceases or have symptoms to make an appointment with you?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Go ahead and schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. That way, you'll know what you're doing from the start. I do them all online.

@sharonbrown9721 Год назад

Hello I need to make an appointment with you . What tests do I need before our appointment. I really need help my emotions are all over the place.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

The only tests of importance for a consultation are: (1) Bone density results, if you have had a bone density test (2) Mammogram results (3) Pertinent recent labs, primarily cholesterol studies and thyroid function tests • TSH • If TSH is abnormal, T3 and T4 • Cholesterol tests: Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, Triglycerides (4) Specific tests that you'd like me to take into consideration I do NOT need reproductive hormone levels (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone). And it is better if you do not get them. I look forward to meeting you and helping you.

@jeanetteraichel8299 Год назад

Present for class...closing in on 100K subscribers! How about women who were under 50 and not menopausal? What about the effects PCOS has?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

I'll be giving you an entire unit on PCOS ... but it will not begin until April 2025. (It's what I'm working on now. Im always about 3 years ahead.)

@jeanetteraichel8299 Год назад

@@MenopauseTaylor oh my, three years to wait....OK, I'll be patient....

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

@@jeanetteraichel8299 I know, I know, But real education is like this.

@mme4211 Год назад

I have a really old gyno that has been around since my birth! And he has seen it all. He literally told me that the Uterine cancer he has seen over time for women on HRT is very different...he said it is not the aggressive killer kind, more the slow kind that is easy to fix...and that the overall health of women on HRT is always way better...maybe he was just trying to ease my fears I don't know

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Your old doctor is absolutely correct. He is telling you the truth. In his lifetime, he's seen the system go from logical to illogical, all because of irrational fear. I'm old enough to have witnessed the same thing. And that's because the fear took over just 21 years ago (with the WHI study). And fear has been in control ever since. (Fear is a very difficult thing to reverse or erase.)

@crepesuzette5540 Год назад

I hope you do this same thing for breast cancer. Love you Doctor/Attorney/Judge Taylor❣️

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

The Breast Cancer unit will begin on May 30, 2023. It will consist of 55 videos. (I'm always about 3 years ahead in creating these videos. So, I've already shot all the videos through the fall of 2025.)

@crepesuzette5540 Год назад

@@MenopauseTaylor You amaze me!

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

@@crepesuzette5540 Well, thank you, my dear!

@sushibowl9707 Год назад

Wow! Talking about dedication and passion. Thank you

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

@@sushibowl9707 Yep, the one word everybody has always used to describe me is "driven."

@suspra123 8 месяцев назад

Tamoxifen caused increased thickening of the endometrium and does this (having taking tamoxifen as an estrogen) also carry a risk going forward for five years? And does insurance cover a progesterone iud for postmenopausal women to protect their uterus?

@MenopauseTaylor 8 месяцев назад

Insurance policies differ with regard to everything. And they change their coverage frequently.

@SarahHLeslie Год назад

Please discuss Dutch tests.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

The Dutch test is meaningless ... and very expensive. There is no reliable test for hormones that have disappeared. The "normal" value for menopause is 0.

@elenahodgson7807 Год назад

Dr Taylor, what about taking vaginal estrogen? Do you still need to take progesterone as well?

@christalynn73 Год назад

I am wondering the same

@melissaculpepper7663 Год назад

She will direct you to watch ALL of her videos IN ORDER. She wants women educated on our biology and our female-specific hormones, so she will state over and over to become a student of your biology! She has offered a fantastic and expansive education via her videos. You are doing yourself a HUGE disservice if you do not educate yourself. Vaginal estradiol is for the vagina only! It cannot course throughout your body. Many gyn’s do not even know this! I learned this through Dr. Taylor’s videos. The vagina needs a lot of estrogen to not atrophy, post menopause.

@teriteri5994 Год назад

@@melissaculpepper7663 I take vaginal estrogen at the prescribed dose by my doctor, I wonder if the dose is high enough when you mention the vagina needs A LOT of Estrogen? My doctor said to use it only twice to three times a week, but it doesn’t help much, so I use much more frequently than that during the week, and it still doesn’t seem to be that effective. I’m wondering if I should use it everyday??

@lf9341 Год назад

@@teriteri5994 I'm just curious what it does if it is just vaginal.? I was on the patches and a progesterone iud but it gave me terrible melasma so I got off it.

@teriteri5994 Год назад

@@lf9341 I do know by watching Dr. Taylor’s videos that the estrogen in vaginal cream stays local to the vagina only and does not get absorbed into the bloodstream (only a very small amount gets absorbed). So it shouldn’t cause you to develop melasma. But if you are only on vaginal estrogen it won’t prevent the three major diseases of menopause Dr. Taylor talks about. Because of my age I’m trying to find a Dr. who will prescribe HRT for me if it is safe, that’s why I’m only on vaginal estrogen cream right now.

@hannahkris6929 Год назад

You are truly an amazing and an outstanding doctor and teacher. Such thoroughness. I have had a consultation with you last year. This year when I consulted an OBGYN face to face, as I was explaining my situation and querying the various aspects of HRT and my physical condition, she was gobsmacked that I was using such technical terms although I am not in the medical profession. All thanks to your teaching. Doctor, from this video about estrogen as the cause for uterine cancer, I have a question. Here in the UK, the estrogen creams for vaginal dryness can be purchased without prescription. This would contribute to unopposed estrogen? Is this Potential cause for uterine cancer ?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

You are so very kind to ensure that I know my efforts are helping you. I nearly cried reading this. As for vaginal estrogen products that are ONLY for vaginal symptoms and DO NOT travel throughout your body: It is not necessary tp take progesterone because they stay confined to your vagina and cannot increase the thickness of your uterine lining.

@hannahkris6929 Год назад

@@MenopauseTaylor thank you sooo very much. You are a true gift to women all around the world. Stay blessed.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

@@hannahkris6929 Thank you, my dear.

@sushibowl9707 Год назад

This topic could help lots of women. How does it work? Thanks

@sushibowl9707 Год назад

Is using progesterone in the vagina cause the same effect? Not traveling to the body ? Thank you Doctor.

@greenleavesofsummer9673 Год назад

Why would a Dr. give Estrogen Patch WITHOUT Progestrone right before Menopause?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Maybe the doctor knows very little about menopause. If you want my help so that you don't fall prey to mistakes, schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I do them all online.

@ruthgreenwood3553 Год назад

Many use artificial sweeteners to control their weight. Are they really dangerous?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Every artificial sweetener has it's own pros and cons. None are "healthy" food options. The most beneficial thing you can do is curb your desire for sweet things.

@ghade5722 3 месяца назад

Why the progesterone can't cause endometrial cancer if it have the same effect of estrogen in uterus?

@MenopauseTaylor 3 месяца назад

Oh my! You are very confused. Please, either: Start with video #1 and watch them all in order Or schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. You are lacking in the most basic information. ESTROGEN thickens your endometrial lining. It's like fertilizer for grass (with the endometrium being the grass). Progesterone sheds the lining if you don't get pregnant because the thick lining was only there for purposes of cushioning a fetus. It's like a lawnmower.

@Julia-xf5ps Год назад

Well! We will see what happens in my case then. I’ve taken unopposed estrogen replacement [patches .05] for 11 years. I had a uterine ablation 12 years prior to that. The smart doctors have done ultrasounds to determine, I have no lining in my uterus. The stupid ones insist I take progesterone….. I have unpleasant side effects from progesterone, so after trying it for a year, I threw it out and then just continued to ask them for ultrasounds…..some doctors agree, some don’t. I wish I could be part of a study on ablated endometriosis risks with just estrogen replace.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Julia, I can help you with this in a consultation. It will give you peace of mind. I do them all online.

@t.3374 Год назад

Hi dr Taylor what is the best full hormone test to take. what do you think about the Dutch hormone test…? I wiuld like to do a full hormone test before I consult with you would like to know what tests should be done

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Hormone tests are completely worthless. Think about it: You are testing for hormones that are disappearing. That means the "normal" level is 0. Don't waste your blood and money on meaningless hormone tests. In a consultation, I will school you in precisely how to assess what's right FOR YOU by listening to your body rather than to a meaningless lab result.

@bnimi4u Год назад

Can removal of the ovaries along side the uterus decrease the incident of endometrial cancer?

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

@@bnimi4u Removal of BOTH ovaries and BOTH fallopian tubes decreases your risk of ovarian and fallopian tube cancers by 90%. Removal of BOTH ovaries also decreases your risk of breast cancer by 50%. Removal of your uterus is what decreases your risk of endometrial cancer.

@kimberlypotts8922 Год назад

Hello, dear friend. I met you in our shared high rise. You improved my life tremendously. Q. I’m on 2 mg estriol alone. I have no uterus. (Partial hyst) How does this pertain to one who does not have a uterus? Do I need to consider adding to my protocol? - lBlessings

@melissaculpepper7663 Год назад

If you do not have a uterus, you cannot get uterine cancer. The WHI caused this confusion when they failed to state that IF you have your uterus and take estrogen, you MUST also take progesterone.

@MenopauseTaylor Год назад

Melissa is correct. You cannot get Endometrial Uterine Cancer without a uterus. So you're safe on this particular matter. I hope you are well, Kimberly. I remember you dearly.