Menopause Is An Organ Failure

00:00-6:00 Introduction.
6:00-7:15 Dr. Piraye Yurttaş Beim, PhD’s journey in personalized medicine and founding her company, Celmatix.
7:15-9:12 How having children can alleviate endometriosis pain.
9:12-10:46 The severity of endometriosis pain and the lack of a definitive cure.
10:46-11:55 What is endometriosis?
11:55-12:30 Endometriosis affects the organ where it develops, leading to a high risk of misdiagnosis. For instance, if it develops in the intestines, it might be misdiagnosed as irritable bowel syndrome.
12:30-13:50 In the US, many women struggle with opioid addiction due to endometriosis pain.
13:50-14:40 The time it takes to receive a diagnosis is approximately 10 years.
14:40-15:00 Why do many women continue to experience pain even after having their uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes removed?
15:00-15:36 A breakthrough treatment being developed by Celmatix may offer a complete cure.
15:36-16:50 Why does Dr. Beim refuse to define ovaries solely as reproductive organs?
16:50-17:55 Menopause has over 300 different symptoms.
17:55-18:58 The ovaries influence numerous systems; from the immune and metabolic systems to brain, heart, and bone health.
18:58-19:52 The loss of ovarian function is a primary cause of early aging.
19:52-21:08 Are genetic determinants a factor in women experiencing menopause without major complications?
21:08-22:18 Only 5% of people are genetically “lucky”: they can eat poorly, avoid exercise, and still live long, healthy lives.
22:18-23:59 Even good genetic inheritance can be negatively impacted by lifestyle choices and environmental factors.
23:59-25:50 The treatment areas Celmatix focuses on.
25:50-29:33 A mother’s 14th week of pregnancy determines her daughter’s fertility and menopause age.
29:33-30:55 Men and women’s anatomies are different. While men can live healthy lives throughout, women face numerous health issues, especially after menopause.
30:55-32:08 Celmatix’s innovative infertility and IVF treatment approaches.
32:08-34:50 Women’s health issues can lead to other problems, such as diabetes, obesity, mental health challenges, and cardiovascular diseases.
34:50-36:52 Dr. Beim, PhD’s goal is to make women healthier from adolescence onward.
36:52-41:23 Statistically, women live longer than men but face numerous diseases. This pattern can be reversed.
41:23-42:22 Ovarian function can be extended, but treatment needs to start by the latest in the 30s.
42:22-43:30 Current Hormone Replacement Therapy is not comprehensive, as it hasn’t evolved in 100 years. It needs to be modernized and improved.
43:30-44:14 Environmental factors have caused a decline in the average lifespan of younger generations.
44:14-45:49 Conclusion.