So the Women's Health Initiative, it was the wrong hormones being studied in the wrong population

of women.

They essentially released their results to the media before they even had them published and

peer reviewed.

And they hadn't even gone through the peer review process, which we know is really important

for studies.

And so in the last 20 years, we realized that we know how to do it better, but unfortunately, the fear that came out of that study is still around today.

My name is Jeff Krasno, and this is the commune podcast. Today I'm joined by Dr. Amy Killen, a physician and entrepreneur bringing a cutting-edge approach to women's health.

Dr. Killen began her career as a doctor of emergency

medicine. And over her years in the ER, Dr. Killen saw the effects of chronic conditions on her

patients and knew that she could make a greater difference on people's health before they were in

such acute critical conditions.

So she's since moved into integrative medicine and founded the Humanaut Health Clinic

to meet people earlier in their health journeys.

Dr. Killing is also an expert in women's health and offers a physician's view of menopause hormone

therapies as well as principles of

holistic, healthy living. You can find more content like this at jeffcrasno.substack.com or send me an

email at jeffk at one commune.com. Okay, let's jump in with Dr. Amy Killen.

What's your kind of short-term and long-range mission as Dr. Amy Killen right now, kind of within your professional life?

I study I treat men and women in my practices, but over the last few years, I've become laser-focused on women's health and women's longevity and kind of how we can do better

because because as you mentioned, so much information that's out there is for men. And so women

are such different creatures that I want to make it more available for the information for

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