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128. Gut Hormone Connection with Dr. Nigma Talib

Episode Summary

Hot flashes, brain fog, hair loss, memory, weight gain, muscle aches and fatigue are all stuff women go through during menopause, or anytime their hormones are out of balance. While most docs simply prescribe a pill (or patch), Dr. Nigma Talib also understands and focuses on the important impact your gut has on your hormones and how you’re feeling. The gut-hormone connection is often the piece women (and doctors) are missing to start feeling fantastic again. Dr. Tailb is a researcher, author, speaker, clinician and amazing entrepreneur who I’m excited to talk to today.

 

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Key Takeaways To Tune In For

  • [1:35] Hormones in women
  • [3:50] When is the best time to test your hormones
  • [5:15] Which hormones should we measure
  • [7:34] How your body breaks down hormones
  • [10:27] The DUTCH Test
  • [11:44] Better than a “one size fits all” approach
  • [13:06] What role does ht gut play in hormones
  • [16:28] How cortisol affects your hormones
  • [22:20] Where should you start as a patient

Resources talked about in this episode

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Nigma Talib, ND

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Book:

Younger Skin Starts in the Gut: 4-Week Program to Identify and Eliminate Your Skin-Aging Triggers

 

 

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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