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Bring Physiologic Hormone Restoration Therapy™ Into Your Practice

A structured, expert-guided training program designed to help qualified practitioners understand the science, clinical framework, and practical application of PHRT™.

Built by clinicians. Grounded in physiology.

Designed for practice.

150+ YEARS

Combined clinical experience

 

13 MODULES

Structured curriculum

ON-DEMAND

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LIVE CASE REVIEWS

Observe clinical reasoning

HOW YOU BECOME A PHRTÂŽ PROVIDER

A Different Way to Think About Hormone Restoration

Hormones aren't simply numbers on a lab report. They're part of a dynamic physiologic system.

PHYSIOLOGY

Understand hormone signaling and physiologic rhythms.

CLINICAL REASONING

Move beyond isolated numbers toward a broader clinical framework.

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PRACTICAL APPLICATION

Learn how experienced practitioners approach patient cases.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

13 modules. One structured clinical framework.

  • 1.1. The Current Standard of Care & Major Position Statements
  • 1.2. Arbitrary Numbers are Harming Women
  • 1.3. HRT Past and Present
  • 1.4. Hormonal Contraceptives are  Not an Acceptable form of HRT
  • 1.5. The issue with Biest and other “Estrogen Cocktails”
  • 2.1. What the WHI Got WRONG on Cancer (and More...)
  • 2.2. Is There an Optimal Level of Estradiol for a Woman after Menopause?
  • 2.3. Continuous vs. Cyclic HRT
  • 2.4. “Estrogen Dominance” - A Misnomer
  • 2.5. Clotting Issues with Hormones
  • 2.6. How Old is Too Old? HRT After 60
  • 2.7. Key Statistics for Breast Cancer
  • 2.8. The Real Risks for Breast Cancer
  • 2.9. The Menstrual Cycle – Not Just for Fertility
  • 2.10. Hormone Rhythms Are NOT Flat
  • 2.11. Different Estrogens Have Different Breast Cancer Risks – Beyond the WHI
  • 2.12. Hormone Rhythms Help Prevent Breast Cancer
  • 3.1. Sex Hormones & Cellular Energy Dynamics
  • 3.2. The Neuroprotective Role of Sex Hormones
  • 3.3. The Role of Sex Hormones in Bone Health and Fracture Risk
  • 3.4. Sex Hormones, Gut Health and the Estrobolome: an Interconnected Pathway
  • 3.5. The Link Between Sex Hormones and Immune Function
  • 3.6. The Molecular Biology of Estrogen and Heart Health
  • 3.7. Menopausal HRT in Heart Health
  • 3.8. Why PHRT for Optimal Cardiovascular Health?
  • 4.1 Success Brings a ‘Normal’ Menstrual Cycle
  •  4.2. Why Estradiol, and NOT Estriol?
  • 4.3. Progesterone is a Must—ALWAYS
  • 4.4. E & P Before T
  • 4.5. Putting It All Together
  •  5.1. Indications to PHRT
  • 5.2. Contraindications
  • 5.3. Gynecologic Derangements
  •  6.1 Static HRT “Optimal” vs. Physiologic HRT “Optimal"
  • 6.2. Serum Testing is Superior to Saliva Testing for Physiologic HRT
  • 6.3. Recommended Initial Labs
  •  7.1 Timing of Initial Labs
  • 7.2. Getting Patients Started on The Physiologic HRT Program
  • 7.3. Keeping Track with Calendars
  • 7.4.  General Considerations for Estrogen Homeostasis
  • 7.5. When to Start Patients on Higher or Lower Doses of Estradiol
  • 7.6 Title is When to Start your Patients on Higher ow Lower Doses of Progesterone
  • 7.7. Setting Expectations & Getting Patients Acclimated to PHRT
  •  8.1: Menstruation – The Barometer of Successful HRT
  • 8.2: Target Labs & Timing
  • 8.3: FSH Trending lower - Advisory Trending Lower
  • 8.4: Follow Up Schedule
  • 8.5: Follow up Questions for patients
  • 9.1. Genetic Testing – Short and Concise
  • 9.2. Dealing with Hormone Metabolism
  • 9.3. A Healthy Gut Microbiome is a MUST!
  • 9.4. Diet & Lifestyle - Understanding the Health of Your Patient!
  • 9.5. Adrenal Repair - Rest, Repair & Digest
  •  10.1. Supplements to Avoid while on Physiologic HRT
  • 10.2 Medications to Avoid while on Physiologic HRT
  • 10.3. Is there a safer Birth Control?
  • 11.1.  Managing the Most Common Side Effects – Why do side Effects Occur?
  • 11.2. Breast Tenderness
  • 11.3. Early Bleeding & Spotting
  • 11.4. Moodiness/Weepiness
  • 11.5. Insomnia
  • 11.6. Hot Flashes/Night Sweats
  • 11.7. Migraines
  • 11.8. Dysmenorrhea- Primary vs. Secondary
  • 11.9. Weight Gain
  • 11.10. Bleeding/Spotting with Endometrial Ablation
  • 11.11. Menorrhagia
  •  12.1. The Big 3 Adjustments
  • 12.2. Wait to add Testosterone
  • 12.3. Making Up Missed Doses
  • 12.4. Spreading Out the Dose: Estradiol
  • 12.5.  Spreading Out the Dose: Progesterone
  • 12.6. Doubling Down on Progesterone
  • 12.7. Labial Application
  • 12.8. Increasing Progesterone Peak
  • 12.9. Use of Progesterone in the Follicular Phase
  • 12.10. When to Restart the Cycle
  •  13.1 Living with HRT and Breast Cancer
  • 13.2 Perimenopause
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