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Menopause Hormone Therapy: What You Don't Know Can Hurt You
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After the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) removed the boxed warning from Menopause Hormone Therapy (MHT) products on November 10, 2025, Jayne Wesler struggled to change her thinking.
For women of her age group, the FDA’s decision was mind-blowing.
For decades, they’d been told, warned, that MHT was evil. The devil. Life-threatening.
Suddenly, she—and a billion other women—were expected to open their arms and accept that MHT is just the reverse: life-enhancing, even lifesaving.
That was hard to swallow. Such a swift, 180-degree turn blurs one’s perspective, at least temporarily. But for Ms. Wesler in her life, evidence had been popping up here and there for a few years, evidence to show that, maybe MHT really was good, rejuvenating, necessary. Maybe even lifesaving.
Confusing, right? And scary.
So, she did what any self-respecting lawyer does: She looked at the evidence.
What she found was astonishing. And life changing.
As she worked her way through the evidence and her own personal biases, she wrote this book. Her hope is that you’ll read it and explore the possibilities yourself.
For women of her age group, the FDA’s decision was mind-blowing.
For decades, they’d been told, warned, that MHT was evil. The devil. Life-threatening.
Suddenly, she—and a billion other women—were expected to open their arms and accept that MHT is just the reverse: life-enhancing, even lifesaving.
That was hard to swallow. Such a swift, 180-degree turn blurs one’s perspective, at least temporarily. But for Ms. Wesler in her life, evidence had been popping up here and there for a few years, evidence to show that, maybe MHT really was good, rejuvenating, necessary. Maybe even lifesaving.
Confusing, right? And scary.
So, she did what any self-respecting lawyer does: She looked at the evidence.
What she found was astonishing. And life changing.
As she worked her way through the evidence and her own personal biases, she wrote this book. Her hope is that you’ll read it and explore the possibilities yourself.