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Ep 166 - Part 1 of a 3-Part Hormone Series: Low Estrogen or Something Else? Decoding the Symptoms Your Body Is Sending You

Ep 166 - Part 1 of a 3-Part Hormone Series: Low Estrogen or Something Else? Decoding the Symptoms Your Body Is Sending You

Season 3 Episode 166 Published 2 months ago
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Are your blood sugars harder to manage than they used to be?

You may be blaming your diabetes, your food choices, or your insulin settings.

But what if estrogen is part of the story?

In this first episode of a three-part hormone series inspired by Chapter 4 of my book Highs, Lows & Hormones, we're taking a deep dive into estrogen and the many ways it impacts women in midlife.

You'll learn:

Why estrogen is far more than a reproductive hormone

Common signs of low estrogen

How estrogen influences insulin sensitivity and blood sugar management

Why rising fasting glucose can be an early clue that hormones are shifting

What improved estrogen levels may feel like

Can you have too much estrogen?

Why symptom tracking matters more than chasing a perfect lab number

Questions to discuss with your healthcare provider

Most importantly, you'll learn how to start connecting your symptoms to possible hormone changes so you can become a more confident advocate for your health.

This episode is based on the Symptom & Hormone Matching Guide found in Chapter 4 of Highs, Lows & Hormones, along with the companion symptom-tracking resources available with the book

 

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Disclaimer: Nothing you hear on this Type 1 in Midlife Podcast should substitute for professional medical advice. Please always consult your medical professional before changing your diet, insulin dosages or health care plan.

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