With around 150 registrations for the joint event by FEMNA, Adon Health and Longevity Germany in Munich, it became clear how great the interest is in discussing hormonal health and longevity. Under the title "The Hormone Conversation," different perspectives came together on a topic that affects both women and men and is increasingly coming into focus in its relevance.
The evening focused on the effects of hormonal health on everyday life, energy, performance, sleep, well-being, and the question of what can help maintain hormonal balance in the long term. It became clear that hormonal health goes far beyond individual symptoms and plays an important role in prevention, quality of life, and long-term health.
The change of perspective that characterized the event was particularly valuable: Dr. med. Leoni Matt from FEMNA brought insights from women's health, while our co-founder Dr. Jonathan Apasu provided the perspective of men's health. It was precisely this combination that made the evening so special. Two viewpoints met on a common topic and showed how important a differentiated, holistic view of hormonal health is.
The event was above all characterized by the quality of the conversations and the openness of the exchange. It was not only about professional insights, but also about concrete questions from everyday life and the growing need for sound interpretation, guidance, and interdisciplinary dialogue. The discussions showed how great the demand is for formats that make knowledge accessible while also creating space for personal perspectives.
The response speaks for itself: Only around two-thirds of the registrations could be accommodated. The high demand once again underlined how relevant the topic is at the moment and how great the interest is in personal exchange around hormonal health and longevity. A larger venue with more capacity is therefore already planned for future events to create even more space for these conversations.
