Apr 15, 2025
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Everything You Need to Know About PCOS
PCOS is a whole-body metabolic and hormonal condition. There are so many ways it can manifest and affect someone's life. Read this to learn more about PCOS and treatment options.
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PCOS is a whole-body metabolic and hormonal condition. There are so many ways it can manifest and affect someone's life. Read this to learn more about PCOS and treatment options.
We need to talk about this nutrient WAY more for heart and hormone health: FIBRE (or, fiber if you're American)!
Understanding cortisol face: separating fact from social media hype and exploring the truth behind facial changes and stress hormones.
Understanding facial acupuncture: a holistic approach to skin care that offers both cosmetic and whole-body benefits.
Understanding the relationship between high-intensity exercise and cortisol, and how to balance exercise for optimal hormone health
Navigating your diet and nutrition during pregnancy can be difficulty, especially, if you're vegan or plant-based. Here are some simple evidence-based tips.
A comprehensive guide to exercise during pregnancy, including benefits, recommended amounts, types of exercise, and important safety considerations.
Vitamin D plays an important role in pretty much all the systems in our bodies from the immune and nervous systems to the reproductive and cardiovascular systems.
A large percentage of my patient population is PCOS patients. And a large population of my PCOS patients are also fertility patients. PCOS is definitely associated with infertility and subfertility, but it isn't necessarily an infertility or subfertility diagnosis. There are a few different layers to consider when thinking about PCOS and fertility, some of
Understanding Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD), its connection to insulin resistance and PCOS, and natural treatment approaches.
Understanding insulin's role in blood sugar regulation, heart health, and metabolic function, with practical tips for maintaining healthy insulin levels