Dr. Stacy Sims

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Okay. I always look around the room and I'm like, who's that doctor person?

Okay. I always look around the room and I'm like, who's that doctor person?

Okay. I always look around the room and I'm like, who's that doctor person?

Stitcher.

Stitcher.

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Yeah. So I started as an athlete and an academic and an academic in sports science and nutrition. And all the things that we are learning in class didn't really apply to me as an athlete or my teammates. So that really started the question of what are we doing? And as you started digging in, realizing that there really wasn't very much research on women.

Yeah. So I started as an athlete and an academic and an academic in sports science and nutrition. And all the things that we are learning in class didn't really apply to me as an athlete or my teammates. So that really started the question of what are we doing? And as you started digging in, realizing that there really wasn't very much research on women.

Yeah. So I started as an athlete and an academic and an academic in sports science and nutrition. And all the things that we are learning in class didn't really apply to me as an athlete or my teammates. So that really started the question of what are we doing? And as you started digging in, realizing that there really wasn't very much research on women.

And even when you're looking at the textbooks and textbook pictures of representation, they're all male, male bodies. So that was so many decades ago. And ever since then, I've been really trying to dig into both research and the application of research to get women to understand that their bodies are different. We have different physiology from birth. We have hormone fluctuations.

And even when you're looking at the textbooks and textbook pictures of representation, they're all male, male bodies. So that was so many decades ago. And ever since then, I've been really trying to dig into both research and the application of research to get women to understand that their bodies are different. We have different physiology from birth. We have hormone fluctuations.