BHRT Training Academy

02/11/2026

Women make up the majority of Alzheimer’s cases, and estrogen is part of the reason.

Estrogen supports blood flow to the brain and neurotransmitter production. When levels decline, the brain loses that support.

In the Cache County study, women who used hormone therapy had a 41% lower risk of Alzheimer’s disease, and those who used it for more than 10 years had a 59% lower risk.

For clinicians, this is part of the bigger picture of hormone care. The conversation isn’t only about hot flashes. It’s about protecting memory, independence and quality of life for decades to come.

Download The 2026 Clinician’s Guide to Hormone Replacement here: https://go.bhrttrainingacademy.com/clinician-guide-2025

Source: Zandi et al., JAMA, 2002

23/10/2026

Proving that hormones matter was never the finish line.

The future of hormone medicine depends on how well we practice it: clinical depth, sound reasoning, individualized care and a commitment to continually raising the standard.

That’s the heart of The Bioidentical Hormone Revolution™ Symposium by the Sea 2027.

Join Donna White and a room full of providers who are helping shape what comes next, May 20–22 at the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar in Nassau, Bahamas.

Three days of science, education, real clinical conversation and connection, plus a new day of Foundations & Frontiers workshops on Thursday.

Our first two Symposiums sold out. Early bird pricing ends November 30.

Explore the details and register now:

BHRT Symposium By The Sea 2027 MAy 20TH - MAy 23rd 2027 Grand Hyatt Baha Mar | Nassau, The Bahamas

22/10/2026

Your patients starting hormone therapy will ask what else they can do to support breast health. They deserve answers grounded in evidence, not marketing.

In this month's Supplement Spotlight, we looked at five supplements with published human data: DIM, molecular iodine, vitamin D3, flaxseed lignans and green tea extract. The strength of that evidence varies widely, and each comes with its own safety considerations, from tamoxifen interactions to thyroid and liver monitoring.

None of these replaces screening, surveillance or oncology care. But knowing what the data actually show helps you have a better conversation with every patient who asks.

Read the full Supplement Spotlight, including clinical notes and references, here: https://bhrttrainingacademy.com/supporting-breast-health-five-supplements-worth-knowing/

Sources: Thomson et al., Breast Cancer Res Treat 2017; Kessler, Breast J 2004; Chandler et al., JAMA Netw Open 2020; Thompson et al., Clin Cancer Res 2005; Samavat et al., Cancer Prev Res 2017.

21/10/2026

You’re not behind. Most clinicians received very little formal training in hormone medicine, yet patients are arriving with more questions than ever.

Join Donna White for our free live CME webinar, The Bioidentical Hormone Revolution, and see what’s changed in hormone therapy and why comprehensive training is the difference between surface protocols and real outcomes.

Thursday, October 22 at 7 PM ET · 60–75 minutes · Earn 1 CME · Replay available for a limited time

Save your seat here: https://go.bhrttrainingacademy.com/webinar

18/10/2026

Finally they’re catching up with what BHRT specialists have known for years.

18/10/2026

Today is World Menopause Day, and this year’s theme is chronic pain in midlife. It also falls during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the two are more connected than most people realize.

For more than two decades, the fear around one has kept women from care in the other. Women were told hormones cause breast cancer, so they went without. Many are now in your exam room with aching joints and stiff mornings, told it’s just aging.

But the 2002 WHI tested oral conjugated equine estrogen with a synthetic progestin in women averaging 63. In its long-term follow-up, the women on estrogen alone had 22% fewer breast cancers and 40% fewer breast cancer deaths.

The fear was built on the wrong molecules. The cost shows up as pain.

Read Donna’s full article at the link in bio, and join our complimentary CME webinar this Thursday, October 22: https://go.bhrttrainingacademy.com/webinar

Sources: Chlebowski et al., JAMA 2020; Fournier et al., Breast Cancer Res Treat 2008; Wright et al., Climacteric 2024; International Menopause Society, World Menopause Day 2026.

18/10/2026

15/10/2026

The hormone conversation of 2026 barely resembles the one many clinicians inherited from 2002.

Two decades of research have brought more nuance around patient selection, formulation, route, dose, and timing. That evolution is a reminder of something medicine teaches us again and again: clinical excellence requires being willing to keep learning.

Want the bigger story behind that evolution? Download The Bioidentical Hormone Revolution™ ebook here: https://go.bhrttrainingacademy.com/bioidenticalhormone-revolution

13/10/2026

Hormones aren’t something to fear. They’re something we’re supposed to have.

On Dr. Liz Lyster’s Hotness podcast, Donna White talks about hormones as foundational physiology, not a foreign add-on, and why that matters more than ever now that women live decades past menopause.

For providers, it changes the question. Not just “Is her level normal?” but “Is it optimal for the patient in front of me?”

Listen to “Normal Is Not Optimal” on the Hotness podcast, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and iHeartRadio.

Download Donna’s free eBook, The Bioidentical Hormone Revolution™: https://go.bhrttrainingacademy.com/bioidenticalhormone-revolution

05/10/2026

The right community gives you people to learn from and grow alongside. 💙

Join us! You don’t have to learn hormone medicine alone. Schedule a 1:1 with an Academy Admissions Specialist to find the training path that fits your practice and goals: https://go.bhrttrainingacademy.com/p2p-apply