Show notes:

(1:40) What led Dr. Dzugan to the hormone optimization field?

(3:20) Differences in medical approaches between countries

(7:21) Pharmaceutical dependency in the U.S.

(10:40) Aging and hormonal changes

(14:11) Importance of hormone optimization

(17:52) Understanding disease causes and treatment

(20:38) The necessity of regular blood tests for optimal health

(27:01) Cholesterol misconceptions and hormone production

(30:29) Statins and cholesterol

(37:30) Testosterone and heart health

(47:38) Importance of mimicking natural hormone cycles

(49:18) Testosterone, DHT, and hair loss connection

(56:07) Outro

Who is Dr. Sergey Dzugan?

Sergey A. Dzugan MD, PhD is a world-renowned physician, research scientist, and educator. Within a few years of receiving his MD at Donetsk National University, Ukraine, he became the Chief of Cardiovascular Surgery at the University-affiliated regional hospital. After receiving his PhD, he became a Professor at that University. Upon moving his family to the US, he delved deeply into body chemistry optimization and developed breakthrough treatments for high cholesterol and migraine – for which the Academy of Creative Endeavors (Russia) awarded him the title of Academician.

Dr. Dzugan’s expertise in human physiology is recognized worldwide, and he regularly presents at global medical conferences such as the prestigious International Congress on Anti-Aging Medicine as the co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of the Dzugan Institute of Restorative Medicine.

Dr. Dzugan is the author of 163 publications in medical journals, author of 7 books, holder of 3 patents, and author of 23 articles in health-related magazines. He is a Member of the Editorial Board of the Neuroendocrinology Letters and a Member of the Medical Advisory Board at Life Extension Magazine.

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