
EP755 - Lara Briden on writing controversial books about women's health topics
05/31/25 • 42 min
In this episode of Chasing the Insights, I talk to Naturopath and best-selling author Lara Briden.
Lara talks to us about writing controversial books about women's health topics.
Lara Briden is a renowned naturopathic doctor and bestselling author, recognized for her expertise in women’s hormonal health. She is the author of Period Repair Manual, Hormone Repair Manual, and Metabolism Repair for Women, books that have become essential resources for women seeking to understand and address common hormonal issues naturally.
With a passion for empowering women, Lara specializes in treating a wide range of hormone- and period-related health concerns, including PCOS, PMS, endometriosis, perimenopause, and more. Drawing on her extensive knowledge of naturopathic medicine, she provides personalized treatment plans that focus on natural, sustainable healing.
Currently based in Christchurch, New Zealand, Lara sees clients in her consulting rooms, where she combines a holistic approach with science-backed strategies to help women restore balance and thrive at every stage of life. Her practical advice, grounded in both modern research and traditional natural remedies, has earned her a loyal following of women who seek to regain control of their health and well-being.
Lara is deeply committed to changing the conversation around women's health, offering guidance that challenges conventional approaches, and promoting a deeper understanding of how hormone imbalances impact daily life. Through her work and books, she continues to inspire and educate women on the path to healthier, more vibrant lives.
In this episode of Chasing the Insights, I talk to Naturopath and best-selling author Lara Briden.
Lara talks to us about writing controversial books about women's health topics.
Lara Briden is a renowned naturopathic doctor and bestselling author, recognized for her expertise in women’s hormonal health. She is the author of Period Repair Manual, Hormone Repair Manual, and Metabolism Repair for Women, books that have become essential resources for women seeking to understand and address common hormonal issues naturally.
With a passion for empowering women, Lara specializes in treating a wide range of hormone- and period-related health concerns, including PCOS, PMS, endometriosis, perimenopause, and more. Drawing on her extensive knowledge of naturopathic medicine, she provides personalized treatment plans that focus on natural, sustainable healing.
Currently based in Christchurch, New Zealand, Lara sees clients in her consulting rooms, where she combines a holistic approach with science-backed strategies to help women restore balance and thrive at every stage of life. Her practical advice, grounded in both modern research and traditional natural remedies, has earned her a loyal following of women who seek to regain control of their health and well-being.
Lara is deeply committed to changing the conversation around women's health, offering guidance that challenges conventional approaches, and promoting a deeper understanding of how hormone imbalances impact daily life. Through her work and books, she continues to inspire and educate women on the path to healthier, more vibrant lives.
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EP754 - Chuck Panzarella on how to do good and do well
In this episode of Chasing the Insights, I talk to Chuck Panzarella.
Chuck talks to us about how to do good and do well.
Chuck Panzarella is a multifaceted lawyer and entrepreneur whose career spans several industries and continents. As the founder of Consumer Action Law Group and the Consumer Center for Resources, Chuck has dedicated his professional life to consumer advocacy and protection.
Before establishing himself in the legal field, Chuck's journey took him across the globe as a Peace Corps volunteer in Africa, where he gained valuable cross-cultural experience and developed a deeper understanding of community needs. This formative experience shaped his perspective on service and laid the groundwork for his future endeavors.
Chuck's entrepreneurial spirit has led him to found multiple companies throughout his career. His professional background includes significant experience in furniture design, where he combined creativity with practical business acumen. His eye for design and understanding of consumer preferences allowed him to create distinctive pieces that resonated with clients.
In addition to his work in tangible products, Chuck ventured into the digital realm as a digital marketing specialist. His expertise in this area enabled him to help businesses establish meaningful online presences and connect with their target audiences in the increasingly digital marketplace.
Drawing on this diverse background, Chuck eventually found his calling in consumer advocacy law. The Consumer Action Law Group, under his leadership, has become a respected voice for individuals facing challenges with financial institutions, predatory lending, and consumer rights violations. The Consumer Center for Resources complements this work by providing educational materials and support to help people navigate complex consumer issues.
Chuck's unique combination of legal expertise, business acumen, and genuine concern for consumer welfare has established him as a trusted advocate and innovative entrepreneur. His varied experiences across different industries and cultural settings have given him a holistic perspective that informs his approach to both business and advocacy.
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