The Hormone-Gut-Bone Axis: An Emerging Framework for Women’s Healthy Aging
Speakers
Christine Maren, D.O., ABFM, IFMCP, MSCP
Kiran Krishnan, PhD
Perimenopause and menopause offer an important opportunity to influence the trajectory for women’s health. By addressing the hormone-associated inflammatory changes during this transition, healthspan and longevity may be significantly impacted.
Research on the bone remodeling machinery and a postbiotic studied for effects on gut barrier integrity suggests potential implications for overall health. Supporting this upstream, foundational hormone-gut-bone axis may have downstream effects. Join this dynamic discussion to hear how this research may influence your approach to women’s healthcare.
Key takeaways
- Learn how estrogen decline during the menopausal transition may influence systemic inflammation, gut-barrier function, and bone remodeling.
- Understand the interactions of the hormone–gut–bone axis.
- Explore emerging evidence on two novel ingredients studied for effects relevant to the hormone-gut-bone axis.
- Apply updated evidence-informed strategies into individualized care plans for women during the menopausal transition.


