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125. Integrative Approaches to PCOS with Dr. Sarah Ellis

Episode Summary

PCOS is the most common reproductive metabolic condition. It affects 4-12% of women in the U.S. and is linked to heart disease, infertility and much more. Here to talk about this and her own challenges with PCOS is Dr. Sarah Ellis.

 

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Key Takeaways To Tune In For

  • [1:22] What is PCOS
  • [3:09] When do PCOS symptoms start for women
  • [4:30] PCOS symptoms
  • [6:49] How PCOS presents itself 
  • [8:37] Treatments for PCOS
  • [10:00] Recommended pharmaceuticals for treating symptoms
  • [11:46] Dr. Ellis’ story with PCOS
  • [13:06] Naturopathic tools that Dr. Ellis used to treat her symptoms
  • [15:33] Benefits of the Mediterranean Diet and PCOS 
  • [17:02] Exercise and PCOS
  • [19:20] Gut health and PCOS
  • [25:16] Herbal supplements to help balance hormones 
  • [27:39] How lifestyle changes take time 
  • [37:53] Where to find more about Dr. Ellis

Resources talked about in this episode

Website: https://ellisfamilywellness.com

Guest podcast: The Black Girl’s Guide to Natural Medicine

Social media handles:

@dr.sarahellis on Instagram & TikTok

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmYGj1E-VHiN1dtIIbmGMKQ

 

 

98. Prostate Health and Low T with Dr. Eric Yarnell

98. Prostate Health and Low T with Dr. Eric Yarnell

The lack of awareness around men’s health is a public health problem that my next guest is tackling. As people age, men tend to have more severe diseases than women, putting them at greater risk for not being able to enjoy their golden years and dying early. Dr. Eric Yarnell has been practicing, teaching and researching for more than 20 years in the field of men’s health and urology.

97. How Much Vitamin D Do You Need?

97. How Much Vitamin D Do You Need?

Vitamin D supports healthy bones, healthy muscle mass and strength, balance, a strong immune system, skin health, brain health and more. But how much should you take and does genetics play a role? In today’s episode, I clear up the confusion.

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