Pooping doesn’t just move our digested food out of our bodies on a daily basis — it also eliminates toxins and harmful hormone metabolites, such as estrogen. Ever since I became a hormone expert, however, poop has become an important focus in ensuring hormones in the body stay balanced. And for a good reason too!
There are two things you may not know: Low testosterone in women is MUCH more common than most of us realize, AND it happens much earlier in life than you would expect. But why should we be worried about testosterone? Isn’t it a male hormone?
There is beauty in getting older and letting experience teach us the most valuable lessons. One of those lessons was learning how important having a period every month actually was. The truth is, birth control certainly cannot FIX everything and it comes with a ton of nasty side effects that can last long after you stop taking it.
Women are biologically different from men in so many ways — but learning how you can optimize your metabolism, energy, and mood based on different hormones and chemistry will empower you, and your physicians, to make the best decisions for your body.
Have you been told by health magazine articles, doctors, or experts that it’s ok not to have a period? It’s not true. Your menstrual cycle is a vital sign, so suppressing it is not a good idea.
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