Reclaim Your Hormones: How to Treat PMS and PCOS Naturally
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What are the hidden causes of PMS and PCOS?
Coming up on this episode. Many young women are becoming increasingly aware of the potential harms of birth control, not because their conventional gynecologist is explaining it to them, but through their own personal experience. They're on a journey to educate themselves and they want a more nuanced, personalized approach to hormonal health. For me, being healthy means being able to get up every morning and do exactly what I want to do no matter my age. In fact, I recently hiked 15 miles in the snow in the mountains of Patagonia. I was sore and tired after, but so was my 28-year-old guide who was half my age. And that's why I'm excited to share a supplement that's been a game changer in my fitness journey. Timelines might appear.
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Every week, I bring on interesting guests to discuss the latest topics in the field of functional medicine and do a deep dive on how these topics pertain to your health. In today's episode, I have some interesting discussions with other experts in the field. So let's just trump right in. PMS is not a normal consequence of being female. If you're one of the many women who do suffer from PMS, you don't have to suffer from PMS every month, enduring mood swings, breast tenderness, fluid retention, migraines, bloating, or heavy, painful periods. While medications may sometimes be helpful, they can have pretty significant side effects And the good news is you can balance your hormones without them and without their potential side effects. Many young women are becoming increasingly aware of the potential harms of birth control, not because their conventional gynecologist is explaining it to them, but through their own personal experience.
They're on a journey to educate themselves and they want a more nuanced, personalized approach to hormonal health. So today we're gonna discuss what you can do to support your menstrual cycle through your diet and a comprehensive functional medicine approach to get rid of PMS for good and feel great all month long. The key to solving this type of problem is getting to the root cause of the symptoms. Now I hear this story all too often, but the good news is that there are simple solutions that don't involve taking medication. We know what causes hormonal imbalances. Sugar, caffeine, alcohol, stress, a lack of exercise, and environmental toxins all contribute to hormonal imbalance and worsening of PMS.
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