Amy Killen

Dr. Amy Killen, a pioneer in regenerative medicine, discusses testosterone, hormone replacement options, aging, and skin health. The podcast covers the role of testosterone in women beyond libido, personalized therapy approaches, red light therapy benefits, hormone balance challenges, and embracing aging gracefully.

Dr. Amy Killen, a leading expert in anti-aging and regenerative medicine, shares her insights on empowering women's health. She discusses cutting-edge treatments like stem cell therapy and hormone replacement therapy (HRT), emphasizing a personalized approach based on symptoms rather than lab numbers. There's a deep dive into the importance of nitric oxide for aging, innovative wellness routines, and the role of collagen and red light therapy. With a blend of science and personal anecdotes, she critiques wellness trends and ponders the future of longevity for women.

In this engaging discussion, hormone expert Amy Killen dives into the benefits and misconceptions surrounding hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). She details the cardioprotective effects of estrogen, even in men, and emphasizes the importance of regular hormone tracking. Killen addresses the alarming decline of testosterone levels and the factors influencing it. She also covers lifestyle changes for hormone optimization and the intriguing potential of gene therapy for enhancing longevity.

Dr. Amy Killen and Dr. Dave Rabin discuss how regular sexual activity is linked to reduced mortality rates, attributing it to the release of neurotransmitters like dopamine and oxytocin. They emphasize the importance of sexual education, self-exploration, and communication, challenging societal taboos around sexuality. The podcast explores the impact of sexuality on overall well-being and highlights the correlation between sexual health, longevity, and disease prevention.

Dr. Amy Killen discusses stem cells and exosomes to increase longevity and healing. She explores aesthetic procedures, ovarian rejuvenation, and Rapamycin for delaying menopause. Tips for stimulating stem cells at home include supplements, fasting, and healthy sun exposure.