554: The Little Known Connection Between Declining Hormones and Bone Loss Plus Tips On How to Build Stronger Bones with Kevin Ellis

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“There's no better human on the planet to stand up for herself once she realizes how powerful she is than a menopausal woman.” Wise words spoken by the wonderful Dr. Mindy Pelz, who joins the podcast to unpack what’s quietly shaping how we as women see ourselves, our bodies, and ...  Afficher plus

723: Estrogen, Insulin & Heart Disease: Why Your Risk Rises in Midlife

For most of the past century, more women than men have died from cardiovascular disease. Yet, heart disease is still widely perceived as a male problem. That’s why in this episode, we dive into why cardiovascular and metabolic health are essential for women, especially in midlife ...  Afficher plus

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