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Shedding Light on Hormone Health: Addressing PCOS, Endometriosis and Infertility Concerns with Dr. Terri DeNeui

09/26/23 • 52 min

Gutsy Health | Nutrition and Medicine

“Insulin resistance causes PCOS, which leads to irregular periods, excessive hair growth, and sometimes infertility. Treatment should address insulin resistance and hormonal imbalances, like progesterone deficiency and thyroid dysfunction, tailored to each person's unique symptoms.”

The world of medicine has long focused on managing diseases and prescribing for symptoms. But what if we could prevent diseases in the first place? That's where hormone health comes in.

Our special guest today is Dr. Terri DeNeui, Founder of Evexias Health Solutions. In this episode, we cover everything you need to know about hormones, bioidenticals, and pellets. We also talk about how to navigate hormonal issues while dealing with PCOS, endometriosis, and infertility. Learn why hormones get a bad rap and how Dr. DeNeui is leading the change to dispel this misinformation.

If optimizing your health, understanding hormone balance, and achieving well-being are priorities for you, then tune in to Episode 83 of the Gutsy Health Podcast!

Make sure to check out Dr. Neui’s book, "Hormone Havoc," for even more invaluable insights, and sign up for Jared Price’s class on Hormone Balance in the links below.

Exceptional Highlights:

  • Hormones like testosterone and estrogen are crucial for both men and women. Testosterone can significantly reduce inflammation and support brain health, particularly for women experiencing symptoms like depression and anxiety.
  • The symptoms of low thyroid and low testosterone can often overlap. It is important to recognize that thyroid health also influences mood, and it's important to consider it in depression management.
  • For young adults in their twenties, addressing diet, nutrition, and gut health is the initial step in managing hormonal issues before considering hormone replacement therapy.

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[00:00] - Episode Start
[15:41] - How Dr. Terri DeNeui Started Treating Patients by Hormone Optimization
[21:46] - The Importance of Understanding Testosterone in Women
[26:52] - Is Your Body Tired or Brain Tired? What Your Hormones Are Telling You
[32:37] - Pellet Therapy or Nutrition First? Finding the Right Balance for Early and Effective Intervention
[41:46] - A Stark Contrast Between Progestin and Progesterone
[44:18] - Consequences of Estrogen Blockers for Women With Breast Cancer
[46:36] - Exploring the Critical Role of Diet and Gut Health on the Progression of Diseases
[56:31] - Can Hormone Treatment Help Combat the Struggles of PCOS?
[01:03:03] - Is It Possible for Women With Endometriosis to Benefit From Hormone Balance?
[1:09:53] - Tackling Infertility Risks in Men on Testosterone Therapy

Important Links:

Connect with Dr. Terri DeNeui:

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“Insulin resistance causes PCOS, which leads to irregular periods, excessive hair growth, and sometimes infertility. Treatment should address insulin resistance and hormonal imbalances, like progesterone deficiency and thyroid dysfunction, tailored to each person's unique symptoms.”

The world of medicine has long focused on managing diseases and prescribing for symptoms. But what if we could prevent diseases in the first place? That's where hormone health comes in.

Our special guest today is Dr. Terri DeNeui, Founder of Evexias Health Solutions. In this episode, we cover everything you need to know about hormones, bioidenticals, and pellets. We also talk about how to navigate hormonal issues while dealing with PCOS, endometriosis, and infertility. Learn why hormones get a bad rap and how Dr. DeNeui is leading the change to dispel this misinformation.

If optimizing your health, understanding hormone balance, and achieving well-being are priorities for you, then tune in to Episode 83 of the Gutsy Health Podcast!

Make sure to check out Dr. Neui’s book, "Hormone Havoc," for even more invaluable insights, and sign up for Jared Price’s class on Hormone Balance in the links below.

Exceptional Highlights:

  • Hormones like testosterone and estrogen are crucial for both men and women. Testosterone can significantly reduce inflammation and support brain health, particularly for women experiencing symptoms like depression and anxiety.
  • The symptoms of low thyroid and low testosterone can often overlap. It is important to recognize that thyroid health also influences mood, and it's important to consider it in depression management.
  • For young adults in their twenties, addressing diet, nutrition, and gut health is the initial step in managing hormonal issues before considering hormone replacement therapy.

--TOPICS COVERED–

[00:00] - Episode Start
[15:41] - How Dr. Terri DeNeui Started Treating Patients by Hormone Optimization
[21:46] - The Importance of Understanding Testosterone in Women
[26:52] - Is Your Body Tired or Brain Tired? What Your Hormones Are Telling You
[32:37] - Pellet Therapy or Nutrition First? Finding the Right Balance for Early and Effective Intervention
[41:46] - A Stark Contrast Between Progestin and Progesterone
[44:18] - Consequences of Estrogen Blockers for Women With Breast Cancer
[46:36] - Exploring the Critical Role of Diet and Gut Health on the Progression of Diseases
[56:31] - Can Hormone Treatment Help Combat the Struggles of PCOS?
[01:03:03] - Is It Possible for Women With Endometriosis to Benefit From Hormone Balance?
[1:09:53] - Tackling Infertility Risks in Men on Testosterone Therapy

Important Links:

Connect with Dr. Terri DeNeui:

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undefined - Debunking Myths around Hormone Therapy, Bioidenticals, and Pellets with Tauscha Johanson

Debunking Myths around Hormone Therapy, Bioidenticals, and Pellets with Tauscha Johanson

Show Summary:

“Think back to a time when you felt your healthiest and least likely to develop heart disease or cancer. Chances are, your hormones were at their peak. 80% of health symptoms can be cleared up with optimal hormone levels. Suffering is optional, and prevention is key.”

Navigating the changes that come with aging can be a rollercoaster ride. Our hormones naturally decline, and we're often faced with unexplained weight gain, low libido, fatigue, anxiety, and depression. It can feel like an uphill battle, making it challenging to enjoy the quality of life we deserve.

But here's the truth: you don't have to struggle in silence. These symptoms can easily be resolved by hormone balance and optimization.

In this episode, with Tauscha Johanson, we dive headfirst into the world of hormones and bioidenticals, clearing up common misconceptions and providing you with answers. Learn how your hormones change as you grow older and understand how hormone replacement therapy can help you optimize your hormone health.

By balancing your hormones, you can embrace graceful aging and improve your overall well-being.

Tune in to Episode 82 to learn more, and don't forget to leave a review for a chance to win a complimentary hair analysis!

Exceptional Highlights:

  • There is no scientific evidence that naturally occurring estrogen (17-beta-estradiol) causes breast cancer. It is a bioidentical hormone found in our bodies.
  • Testosterone receptors are present in every organ system, making testosterone vital. When testosterone levels decline, it can impact various aspects of our health.
  • Menopause is a multi-stage process that includes perimenopause (leading up to the final menstrual period), menopause (the day marking 12 months without a period), and postmenopause (the period of life after menopause).

Show Highlights:

04:14 - Bio-Identical Hormone Therapy is Your Friend, Not Your Foe!

11:33 - The Estrogen Drop and Testosterone Decline as We Age

18:44 - How to Spot Hormonal Imbalances in Men and Women

21:01 - It’s Never Too Late for Optimal Hormone Health, Even After Menopause or Surgery

28:04 - Hormone Therapy: Which Delivery Option Is the Right One for You?

31:14 - Not All Pellets Are Created Equal

38:00 - Optimizing Hormones for Vital Cellular and Tissue Health

43:11 - How to Determine Which Hormones You Need Balanced

47:50 - How Soon Can You Expect Results With BHRT?

50:51 - Considering the Potential of Hormone Therapy for Women Dealing With Infertility

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undefined - Sweetness Redefined: How Sweet Proteins Could Revolutionize our Relationship with Sugar with Ali Wing and Jason Ryder

Sweetness Redefined: How Sweet Proteins Could Revolutionize our Relationship with Sugar with Ali Wing and Jason Ryder

Show Summary:

Sweet proteins are proteins; they just taste sweet like sugar. But the big difference is unlike sugar and alternative sweeteners, they don't spike your blood sugar and don’t give you gut microbiome issues.”

Imagine a world where you can enjoy the sweetness of food without worrying about the harmful effects of sugar. It may sound too good to be true, but today, we're diving into a groundbreaking solution that has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach sweetness.

Joining us on the podcast today are Jason Ryder, CTO, co-founder, and brilliant biochemical engineer, and Ali Wing, the visionary CEO of Oobli, a pioneering food technology company. Together, they aim to redefine sweetness and transform the food and beverage industry using naturally sweet proteins.

In this episode, we explore sweet proteins, how they help bend the global curve on diabetes and obesity, and their connection to positive impacting climate change.

Indulgence doesn't have to come at the expense of your well-being. Learn how taste and health can go hand in hand by tuning in to Episode 84 of the Gutsy Health Podcast!

Exceptional Highlights:

  • Sweet proteins like Brazzein from the Oubli fruit in West Africa are 500 to 2,000 times sweeter than sucrose, heat-stable, highly soluble, and require only a minuscule amount to deliver the desired sweetness.
  • Unlike sugars and some artificial sweeteners, they don't trigger insulin responses beyond the stomach and have no negative impact on the gut microbiome.
  • Substituting sugar with these natural compounds can help control cravings, enhance nutritional value, and promote a feeling of fullness, offering a healthier way to enjoy sweetness.

Show Highlights:

20:32 - Get to Know Ali Wing and Jason Ryder

23:42 - The Story and Mission Behind Oobli and Revolutionizing Global Health

24:52 - Are These Nature’s Secret Weapons Against Sugar?

31:03 - How Sweet Proteins Can Help You Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth Without the Crash

32:47 - Their Game-Changing Potential in Treating Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases

35:21 - A Sustainable Alternative to Sugar and Its Positive Environmental Impact

38:55 - Tackling Sugar Consumption, Climate, and Food Production Challenges

45:11 - The Science Behind How They’re Good for Your Gut and Your Brain

47:00 - The Key Difference Between Sweet Proteins and Other Sweeteners

49:36 - Future Clinical Studies: Ensuring Safety and Efficacy of These Natural Compounds

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