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Painful Periods Aren’t Normal: Root Causes Explained | Dr. Jeffrey Brown

Painful Periods Aren’t Normal: Root Causes Explained | Dr. Jeffrey Brown

Published 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Dr. Jeffrey Brown is an osteopathic functional medicine physician helping women get to the root cause of painful periods and hormone imbalance. He focuses on hormones, inflammation, gut health, and lifestyle — not just symptom management — so women can experience calmer, more manageable cycles.


In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Brown shares:

• Why he left conventional family medicine

• Why women’s health is often oversimplified

• Why some months are more painful than others

• How hormones, inflammation, and gut health are connected

• The role of stress, food, and toxins in cycle issues

• Practical steps toward calmer, healthier periods


If you’re in your 20s dealing with painful periods, PMS, or hormone struggles and feel like the usual answers aren’t enough, this episode offers a clearer, more complete perspective.


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Chapters


0:00 - Intro & Welcome Dr. Jeffrey Brown

1:40 - Why He Left Conventional Medicine

8:15 - Why Women’s Health Is Oversimplified

15:30 - Why Some Months Hurt More Than Others

23:10 - Hormones, Inflammation & Gut Health Connection

31:45 - Stress, Food & Toxins Impact on Cycles

40:20 - Moving Beyond Symptom Management

48:50 - Practical Steps for Calmer Periods

57:15 - Final Advice on Women’s Hormone Health

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