In this episode of the Smarter Not Harder Podcast, our guest Dr. Amy Killen joins our host Dr. Scott Sherr to give one-cent solutions to life’s $64,000 questions that include:
What are the potential applications of stem cell therapies in medicine, particularly in relation to aging and sexual health, and how does the FDA's policy impact their utilization?
How does ovarian aging impact women's health and longevity, and what are the potential therapies that could slow down egg depletion?
How is hormone replacement therapy approached for both men and women, and what are the potential benefits and controversies surrounding the use of bioidentical hormones and testosterone therapy?
WHO IS DR. AMY KILLEN?
Dr. Amy Killen is a leading anti-aging and regenerative physician. After working as a board-certified emergency physician for more than seven years, Dr. Killen saw the effects of unchecked, chronic disease on her patients and decided to transition into anti-aging and longevity medicine in hopes of offering her patients alternatives to the traditional aging paradigm. An international speaker, clinical practice owner, entrepreneur, author, and frequent media guest, Dr. Killen has become an outspoken advocate for empowering people to look and feel their best by merging lifestyle modification, integrative medicine, body-identical hormones, nutritional supplements, energy modalities and stem cell therapies.
WHAT DID SCOTT DISCUSS WITH DR. AMY KILLEN?
(0:03:30) - Stem Cell Procedures & Integrative Medicine
(0:08:04) - Types of Stem Cells in Medicine
(0:11:40) - Stem Cell Signaling and Therapeutic Potential
(0:22:22) - Understanding Ovarian Aging and Menopause
(0:29:25) - Ovarian Aging and Potential Therapies
(0:36:10) - Hormone Replacement and Rapamycin in Longevity
(0:47:20) - Men's Health and Hormone Optimization
(0:51:21) - Sexual Dysfunction and Nitric Oxide Boosters
