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63. What is the Root Cause? What Your Symptoms Are Really Telling You with Laura Grubb08 sept. 202600:42:29

Your boating, stomach aches and other symptoms aren’t inconveniences to silence, they’re signals worth listening to. When we constantly manage symptoms without asking why they’re happening, we can end up stuck in a cycle of temporary solutions without addressing what’s driving the problem.

I’m joined by Laura Grubb of Laura Grubb Wellness, a nurse practitioner turned functional health practitioner. We’re talking about why women can get stuck bouncing from provider to provider without answers, why a diagnosis doesn’t necessarily equal healing, and how symptoms can act as your body’s “check engine light.”

This conversation is for women who know something feels off, have been told their labs are “normal,” or are tired of simply managing symptoms and want to better understand what their bodies are communicating.


In this episode:

  • Why symptoms can be your body’s “check engine light”
  • Laura’s journey from conventional medicine to functional health
  • How acne led Laura to investigate her internal health
  • Why gut health can impact hormones, skin, energy, and immunity
  • The problem with using food sensitivity tests as a Band-Aid
  • Why eliminating more and more foods can create its own problems
  • Why a diagnosis doesn’t necessarily equal healing
  • How to stop letting a diagnosis become your identity
  • Why bloating is a symptom worth investigating
  • How to find a practitioner who listens, investigates, and looks at the whole picture
  • Why functional practitioners may not accept insurance
  • Why it’s never too late to address symptoms and pursue better health


Connect with Laura:

Website: https://www.lauragrubbwellness.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lauragrubbwellness/

Freebie: https://lauragrubbwellness.myflodesk.com/guthealingroadmap


Hormone Insights:

STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com 

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/ 

Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠

 

Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

62. The N-O-P-E Method for Healthier, More Radiant Skin with Yolanda Russo 01 sept. 202600:47:43

Your skin may be telling you far more about how you’re living than how old you are.


In this episode, Brandee sits down with Yolanda Russo of Beauty on Command to unpack a different approach to aging. One that focuses on supporting your skin from the inside out rather than relying solely on creams, gadgets, Botox, or fillers.


Yolanda breaks down her N-O-P-E method and explains how everyday habits like slouching over your phone, holding facial expressions, over-exfoliating, and not getting enough rest can show up on your face. They also discuss skincare routines, red light therapy, facial massage and yoga, and why more isn’t always better when it comes to products and beauty gadgets.


This conversation is for anyone who is tired of the anti-aging narrative and wants to think differently about supporting their skin as they age.


In this episode:

  • Why your skin may be reflecting stress, depletion, and everyday habits
  • Yolanda’s N-O-P-E method
  • Why posture and phone habits can affect the appearance of your face and neck
  • What to know before trying facial yoga, massage, or skincare gadgets
  • Why simplifying your skincare routine may be more helpful than constantly adding products
  • Yolanda’s perspective on Botox, fillers, and the anti-aging industry
  • How everyday expressions and repeated habits can contribute to visible lines and wrinkles
  • Why Yolanda believes pro-aging is about taking agency over your health and habits


Connect with Yolanda:

Website: https://beautyoncommand.cc/workshops

Freebie: https://beautyoncommand.com/nope


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com 

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/ 

Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠

 

Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

61. A Natural Birth Control Method: Cycle Tracking with Chanana McGarry25 août 202600:35:53

Your body is constantly communicating with you, but most women were never taught how to understand the signals.


In this episode, Brandee sits down with Chanana McGarry of Womb Literacy to break down the fertility awareness method and how it differs from period-tracking apps and the rhythm method. Chanana shares her personal journey after two unplanned pregnancies and explains why properly learning fertility awareness is so different from simply guessing based on cycle dates.


They discuss how cervical fluid and basal body temperature can provide information about what's happening throughout the cycle, including signs of ovulation and changes in the luteal phase. The conversation also explores the gaps in medical education around fertility awareness and why having more information can help women make informed decisions about their bodies and contraception.


STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠


In this episode:

  • Why fertility awareness is different from the rhythm method and period-tracking apps
  • How cervical fluid changes throughout the menstrual cycle
  • What basal body temperature can reveal about ovulation
  • Why cervical mucus is a powerful sign of what's happening in your body
  • How tracking can help you recognize patterns and changes in your hormonal health
  • Why fertility awareness isn't only about getting pregnant
  • How cycle tracking can provide valuable context when testing hormones
  • The importance of informed consent when choosing contraception
  • Why natural birth control doesn't have to mean guessing or counting days
  • How understanding your body can create more confidence and ownership in your reproductive health


Connect with Chanana:

Website: https://www.wombliteracy.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wombliteracynow/

Freebie | Learn the Top Three Things 9 Out of 10 Women I Work With Wish Someone Had Told Them Sooner: https://www.wombliteracy.com/sexed


Connect with me:

STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com 

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/ 

Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠

 

Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

60. The Career Mindset Shift Every High-Achieving Woman Needs with Karishma Wadhwani 18 août 202600:45:29

Your career should support your life—not consume it. When success comes at the expense of your health, relationships, and peace of mind, it's time to redefine what achievement really looks like.


In this episode of Healthy Buzz, Brandee sits down with holistic career coach Karishma Wadhwani to explore the powerful connection between career, identity, and overall well-being. After spending 15 years climbing the corporate ladder before becoming an entrepreneur, Karishma shares why hustle culture keeps so many high-achieving women stuck in burnout and how outdated beliefs around work can quietly sabotage our health.


Together, they discuss why your job title isn't your identity, how to create healthier boundaries at work and at home, and why intentional career growth should support your nervous system—not overwhelm it. Whether you're navigating burnout, considering a career pivot, searching for a new role, or simply trying to find better balance, this conversation offers a refreshing perspective on building success without sacrificing yourself.


In this episode:

  • Why your job is only one part of your overall life—not your identity
  • How hustle culture contributes to chronic stress and burnout
  • The importance of aligning your career with your current season of life
  • Why "setting expectations" can feel more empowering than setting boundaries
  • How to communicate effectively with your boss, partner, and support system
  • Why taking time to pause can actually improve long-term success
  • The connection between career satisfaction, nervous system health, and overall wellness
  • How fear and old conditioning can keep you stuck in unhealthy work patterns
  • Practical mindset shifts to help you build a sustainable career


Connect with Karishma:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.holistic.careercoach/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/holisticcareercoachkarishmawadhwani/ https://www.facebook.com/karishma.wadhwani/

Freebie: https://stan.store/karishmawadhwani/p/2026-job-search-blueprint-in-30-days


Connect with me:

STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com 

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/ 

Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠

 

Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

59. Eating Less and Cutting out Foods is NOT the Solution with Rita Utterback11 août 202600:49:05

Women have been taught that healing means eating less, cutting out more foods, and following increasingly restrictive diets. The truth is, those well-intentioned food rules may be doing far more harm than good.


In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with functional diagnostic nutrition practitioner and certified holistic nutritionist Rita Utterback to unpack the hidden consequences of elimination diets, diet culture, and food fear—especially for women navigating PCOS, endometriosis, Hashimoto's, and chronic digestive issues.


Drawing from both her personal experience with endometriosis and her work with clients, Rita shares how years of restrictive eating left her with worsening gut health, depleted beneficial bacteria, and an unhealthy relationship with food. Together, we discuss why true healing requires looking beyond food restrictions and addressing the deeper root causes of digestive dysfunction, hormone imbalances, stress, and nervous system regulation.


If you've been overwhelmed by conflicting nutrition advice or feel like you're constantly chasing the next diet that promises to "fix" your hormones, this episode is for you.


In this episode:

  • Why eliminating more foods isn't always the answer to healing PCOS, endometriosis, and gut issues
  • How restrictive diets can damage your gut microbiome and increase food sensitivities
  • Why stress, under-eating, and nervous system dysregulation often drive digestive symptoms
  • The truth about Low FODMAP, keto, carnivore, and other popular elimination diets
  • Why SIBO is a symptom—not the root cause—and what often gets overlooked
  • How under-eating impacts metabolism, thyroid function, hormones, and gut health
  • Why healing your relationship with food is essential for physical healing
  • The role beneficial gut bacteria play in hormone balance, immunity, and nutrient absorption
  • How to safely begin reintroducing foods and rebuild trust in your body
  • Why personalized nutrition will always outperform one-size-fits-all diet advice


Connect with Rita

Website: https://www.radiatewithrita.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radiatewithrita/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@radiatewithrita

Podcast: https://www.radiatewithrita.com/podcast

Free Resource | Gut & Hormone Root Cause Scorecard: https://www.radiatewithrita.com/rootcausescorecard


Connect with me:

STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com 

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/ 

Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠

 

Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

58. Unpacking Grief & Finding Your Way Forward with Tamara Kubacki04 août 202600:46:06

Grief has been heavy in my world lately — I recently lost my sweet dog Van, my constant shadow in this office. Since so many of you are carrying your own losses too, I'm re-airing episode 3, Unpacking Grief and Finding Your Way Forward, with my dear friend and grief coach. Wherever you are in your grief, this one's for you.

 

Grief is universal—but often deeply isolating.

In this episode, I sit down with Certified Grief Educator Tamara Kubacki, founder of Listening to Grief, to explore the many layers of loss—and why learning to grieve openly can be one of the most healing things we do.

Tamara shares her personal story of losing both parents and her sister, how that shaped her understanding of grief, and the tools she now uses to support others through one-on-one coaching and communal experiences like her popular grief walks.

Through her work, Tamara provides empathetic, storytelling-based grief coaching and creates events that bring people together to grieve in natural and creative spaces. Her work has been featured in The Seattle Times and West Seattle Blog, and she actively collaborates with artists, yoga instructors, herbalists, and more to destigmatize grief and make it less lonely.

 

STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠

Work With Me: ⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching


In this episode:

  • Why grief is misunderstood (and why our brains resist loss)
  • How grief shows up in everyday tasks and routines
  • The difference between grief coaching and therapy
  • Helpful tools for regulating your nervous system through grief
  • Why platitudes like “everything happens for a reason” can be harmful
  • How to truly support a grieving friend (and what not to say)
  • Why grief isn’t just about death—and what else can trigger it
  • How crying can be healing and how to let it happen without shame

 

This episode is a beautiful reminder that your grief is valid, whether you’ve lost a person, a pet, a place, or a part of yourself. You don’t have to go through it alone.

 

Connect with Tamara:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/listeningtogrief

Website: listeningtogrief.com

Tamara's Top 10 Grief Books: listeningtogrief.com/top-ten-books


 Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com 

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/ 

Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠


Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

57. Perimenopause Deserves More Than "Just Deal With It": The Truth No One Prepared Us For with Megan Bird 28 juil. 202600:43:24

Perimenopause isn't confusing because your body is failing—it's confusing because women have been left to piece together answers on their own.


In this episode, Brandee sits down with Megan Bird, founder of Uplift Menopause Coaching and co-host of the Coming of Rage podcast, for an honest conversation about navigating perimenopause without the overwhelm. Together, they unpack why so many women feel dismissed by the healthcare system, how social media can both help and hurt, and why education, self-advocacy, and community are essential during this stage of life.


Megan shares her own journey through perimenopause, what led her to become a menopause coach, and how finding evidence-based education completely changed the way she viewed her symptoms.


If you've been wondering whether what you're experiencing is "normal," feeling overwhelmed by conflicting advice online, or searching for a more compassionate approach to midlife health, this episode will leave you feeling informed, validated, and far less alone.


STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠

Work With Me: ⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching

 

What You'll Learn

  • Why perimenopause is rarely a one-size-fits-all experience
  • How to filter through the overwhelming amount of menopause information online
  • The importance of building a healthcare team that truly listens
  • Why hormone therapy can be a helpful tool—but not a magic solution
  • How community, self-advocacy, and self-compassion can transform the perimenopause journey


Connect with Megan:

Website: https://www.upliftmenopausecoaching.com/

Website: https://www.comingofrage.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/comingofrage_podcast/

Podcast: https://www.comingofrage.com/episodes


 Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/

 

Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

56. Beyond Kegels: Why Your Pelvic Floor Is the Missing Link Between Nervous System, Hormones, and Healing with Dr. Tara Morrison21 juil. 202600:48:47

We often chase symptoms, the pain, the flare-up, and try to silence them with medication, surgery, or a standard round of physical therapy. But what if the real work is looking at the fire underneath the alarm?


In this episode of Healthy Buzz, Brandee sits down with Dr. Tara Morrison, doctor of physical therapy and creator of Somatic Pelvic Care, to explore why traditional pelvic floor therapy doesn't always create lasting results. Together, they unpack the powerful connection between the pelvic floor, nervous system regulation, blood sugar balance, lymphatic health, emotional wellbeing, and the body's ability to heal.


Dr. Tara explains why symptoms like urinary leakage, constipation, pelvic pain, painful intercourse, and low libido are often signs of deeper imbalances—not problems to simply "fix" with exercises alone. She shares how survival patterns, chronic stress, trauma, and even blood sugar instability can influence pelvic floor function, and why slowing down to reconnect with your body may be the missing piece so many women have been searching for.


This conversation is for any woman who's been told her symptoms are "normal," has tried multiple treatments without lasting relief, or wants a more holistic understanding of pelvic health that addresses the whole person—not just the muscles.


In This Episode:

  • Why traditional pelvic floor therapy often falls short
  • The connection between the nervous system and chronic pelvic tension
  • How urinary leakage, constipation, and pelvic pain can share the same root causes
  • Why blood sugar balance matters for hormones, healing, and pelvic health
  • The surprising link between stress, libido, and the pelvic floor
  • How somatic awareness helps the body heal beyond exercises alone
  • Why foundational habits like movement, sleep, hydration, and sunlight still matter most
  • Small, sustainable changes that create meaningful progress without overwhelm


Do you want to optimize blood sugar and achieve optimal hormone health?Join Brandee’s Blood Sugar Savvy course. Use code BUZZ to save $30 at https://beecollectivewellness.com/blood-sugar-savvy


Connect with Tara:

Website: https://sacredbloompelviccare.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drtaramorrison/


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/


Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

55. Healing Hashimoto's, Weight Loss Resistance & the Nervous System with Jasmine Harnden IHP14 juil. 202600:40:19

Your body isn't working against you—it's working to protect you. If you've been eating well, exercising consistently, taking the supplements, and still struggling with stubborn weight, fatigue, thyroid symptoms, or gut issues, this conversation will completely shift the way you think about healing.

 

In this episode, Brandee sits down with integrative health practitioner, Pranic energy healer, and spiritual life coach Jasmine Harnden to explore why nervous system regulation is often the missing piece in women's health. After reversing her own Hashimoto's naturally, Jasmine now helps burned-out, high-achieving women uncover the deeper physiological and emotional factors driving symptoms like hormone imbalances, weight loss resistance, chronic fatigue, and digestive issues.

 

Together, they dive into why "normal" lab work doesn't always mean optimal health, how chronic stress changes the way your body stores fat, and why healing isn't about doing more—it's about helping your body finally feel safe enough to heal. They also discuss functional lab testing, unresolved trauma, detoxification, and why a truly root-cause approach requires looking beyond food and supplements alone.


STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠

Work With Me: ⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching

 

In This Episode:

  • Jasmine's personal journey of reversing Hashimoto's through root-cause healing
  • Why nervous system dysregulation can block weight loss and hormone balance
  • The connection between chronic stress, thyroid health, gut function, and fatigue
  • Why "normal" blood work doesn't always mean everything is functioning optimally
  • Why healing isn't just about food and supplements
  • The role unresolved trauma can play in physical symptoms
  • Why healing is rarely linear—and what to expect along the way
  • Practical ways to begin supporting your nervous system without adding more stress

 

Connect with Jasmine:

Website: www.theluminoussoul.ca

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luminous.soul.healing/

Transform Your Wellness Journey with My Free Weight Loss & Wellness Journal: https://jasmine-s-site-7d75.thinkific.com/products/digital_downloads/wellness-journal-weight-loss


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/


Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

54. What Alcohol Is Really Doing to Your Health: The Alcohol-Hormone Connection with Dr. Brooke Scheller (The Hormone Disconnect Series Episode 5) 07 juil. 202600:51:35

That nightly glass of wine may be doing far more than helping you unwind. Did you know that alcohol impacts your hormones, gut health, blood sugar, sleep, mood, and cravings in ways many women never realize?


In Part 5 of the Hormone Disconnect Series, Brandee sits down with Dr. Brooke Scheller, Doctor of Clinical Nutrition, Certified Nutrition Specialist, author of How to Eat to Change How You Drink, and creator of the Functional Sobriety approach.

 

Dr. Brooke explains how alcohol influences hormone balance, increases cortisol, disrupts the gut microbiome, alters blood sugar regulation, and fuels cravings that can feel impossible to control. She also breaks down the biology behind the infamous 5 PM urge to drink and shares practical nutrition strategies that can help reduce cravings naturally.

 

Whether you're sober-curious, questioning your relationship with alcohol, or simply trying to optimize your health, this episode offers a science-backed, judgment-free perspective on what happens when you take a closer look at alcohol's role in your life.


STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠

Work With Me: ⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching

 

In This Episode:

  • How alcohol impacts hormone balance beyond just estrogen
  • Why alcohol increases cortisol and contributes to chronic stress
  • The connection between alcohol, gut health, and hormone metabolism
  • How blood sugar swings drive cravings, mood changes, and anxiety
  • The science behind the 5 PM "wine o'clock" craving
  • Why alcohol often masks nervous system dysregulation
  • The overlap between alcohol use, dopamine, and ADHD
  • How nutrition can support alcohol reduction and recovery
  • Navigating social situations when you're drinking less
  • Why sober curiosity is growing and what it can teach you

 

Connect with Dr Brooke:

Website: www.functionalsobriety.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drbrookescheller/

Book Website: www.functionalsobriety.com/book

Amazon: How to Eat to Change How You Drink: https://a.co/d/6hjCXTE


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/


Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

53. HRT Myths, Metabolism, and Midlife Health with Danielle Kepics (The Hormone Disconnect Series Episode 4)30 juin 202600:54:44

The biggest risk for many women isn't hormone therapy, it's the misinformation that's kept them suffering for decades.

In this episode of Healthy Buzz, Brandee sits down with Danielle Kepics, physician assistant and founder of Empowered Medicine, to unpack one of the most misunderstood topics in women's health: hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

As part four of the Hormone Disconnect series, this conversation breaks down the lasting impact of the Women's Health Initiative study, the confusion between birth control and hormone replacement therapy, and why so many women are still being denied evidence-based care. Danielle explains the difference between synthetic and bioidentical hormones, discusses the pros and cons of various HRT delivery methods, and shares what women need to know before considering options like pellets, patches, oral hormones, creams, or testosterone therapy.


If you've been told you're "too young" for HRT, dismissed by your provider, or feel overwhelmed by conflicting information online, this episode will help you ask better questions, advocate for yourself, and better understand your options.


STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide ⁠

Work With Me: ⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching


In This Episode:

• Why the Women's Health Initiative study created decades of fear around HRT

• Oral vs. transdermal estrogen: understanding the pros and cons

• What women should know about progesterone, testosterone, and hormone pellets

• How hormones influence insulin sensitivity, cardiovascular health, and metabolism

• The truth about body composition, muscle mass, and midlife weight gain

• Why HRT is not a replacement for nutrition, movement, and lifestyle habits

• Questions to ask when searching for an HRT provider

• How to advocate for yourself when you've been dismissed by your healthcare team


Connect with Danielle:

Website: https://www.empoweredmedicine.co/

Website: https://empoweredmindbody.practicebetter.io/#/signin

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/empowered.medicine/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danielle.kepics/

Substack: https://empoweredmindbody.substack.com/


Graphic of breast cancer risk we talk about https://thebms.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/01-NEW-INFOGRAPHICS-NOV2025-C.pdf

Perimenopause quiz: https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/69bc7d13da5211ffd6e5879c

myths about HRT: https://www.empoweredmedicine.co/myths


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/


Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

52. Functional Lab Testing: The Missing Piece Behind Your Hormone Symptoms (The Hormone Disconnect Series Episode 3)23 juin 202600:24:56

Being told your labs are “normal” doesn’t mean your body is functioning optimally. For many women struggling with hormone symptoms, fatigue, PMS, weight changes, gut issues, and unexplained health concerns, the answers often live in the gaps conventional testing misses.


In this episode of the Hormone Disconnect Series, Brandee breaks down the differences between conventional and functional lab testing, why standard labs are designed to identify disease rather than dysfunction, and how functional testing can uncover the root causes behind persistent symptoms. She explains how the right data can help connect the dots between your symptoms, hormones, gut health, stress response, and overall wellness.


You'll learn about the functional labs Brandee uses most often with clients, including comprehensive stool testing, hormone testing through saliva and urine, and real-time hormone tracking. She also shares how proper timing, interpretation, and individualized analysis can completely change the way you understand your health.


What You'll Learn:

  • Why normal lab results don't always mean optimal health
  • The difference between conventional reference ranges and functional optimal ranges
  • How gut health directly impacts hormone balance
  • Why timing matters when testing hormones
  • The benefits of GI-MAP, DUTCH testing, saliva hormone testing, and Mira cycle tracking
  • How functional lab testing helps uncover root causes instead of masking symptoms
  • Why personalized interpretation is just as important as the test itself


STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

⁠www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide

Work With Me: https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/

Work with me: ⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠


Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

51. The Hidden Health Effects of Hormonal Birth Control with Nicole Jardim, Fix Your Period (The Hormone Disconnect Series Episode 2)16 juin 202600:57:20

For most of our lives, we've been handed a prescription and told it would fix everything — painful periods, irregular cycles, acne, you name it. But what if we were never actually given the full picture?

This isn't an anti-birth-control episode. It's a pro-information one.

In this episode, Brandee sits down with women's health expert Nicole Jardim for one of those conversations that makes you wish you'd had it ten years ago. They dig into what hormonal birth control is actually doing inside your body, why calling it a "cycle regulator" is more marketing than medicine, and how suppressing ovulation can quietly affect everything from your mood and gut health to your nutrient levels and long-term wellbeing.

Nicole gets personal too — sharing her own experience with debilitating periods and years on the pill before she started asking the questions no one had thought to ask her.

Whether you're on hormonal birth control right now, thinking about coming off it, or just realizing there's a lot about your own hormones you were never taught — this episode meets you where you are, with science and real-world experience to back it up.


In This Episode:

  • Why hormonal birth control does not actually regulate your menstrual cycle
  • What happens to ovulation and hormone production while on the pill
  • The connection between birth control and nutrient depletion
  • The impact of birth control on gut health, inflammation, and the microbiome
  • Understanding the nuanced conversation around cancer risk and hormonal contraceptives
  • How fertility awareness methods support body literacy and reproductive health
  • Practical considerations for coming off hormonal birth control and supporting your body through the transition


STOP GUESSING & START ADVOCATING FOR YOUR HEALTH WITH THE RIGHT LABS:

www.beecollectivewellness.com/hormone-lab-guide


Connect with Nicole:

The Fix Your Period Quiz (Free) - https://fixyourperiod.com/quiz/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicolemjardim/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nicolemjardim/

Fix Your Period: Six Weeks to Banish Bloating, Conquer Cramps, Manage Moodiness, and Ignite Lasting Hormone Balance – A Women's Health Protocol Beyond Birth Control: https://www.amazon.com/Fix-Your-Period-Bloating-Moodiness/dp/


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com

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Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠



Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

50. The Hormone Disconnect Series - The Hormone Conversations Every Woman Needs to Hear (Episode 1)09 juin 202600:22:32

I spent 17 years on hormonal birth control without fully understanding what it was doing to my body. I almost talked myself out of HRT even when my data was literally showing me I needed it. And alcohol? I had no idea what it was quietly doing to my hormones. If you've ever felt dismissed, confused, or like you're getting half the picture from your doctor — this series is for you.


In this episode:

  • Why I stayed on hormonal birth control for 17 years and what I wish someone had told me sooner
  • How getting COVID triggered a hormonal shift that changed everything at 44
  • The unexpected perimenopause symptoms nobody talks about (brain fog, itchy skin, ringing ears)
  • How I almost gaslighted myself out of starting HRT — even with data showing I needed it
  • My progesterone sensitivity journey and how I had to advocate for a different protocol
  • What alcohol is actually doing to your blood sugar, cortisol, sleep, and hormones
  • A preview of all five episodes in the Hormone Disconnect Summer Series


Episodes in this series:

Ep 2: Hormonal birth control with Nicole Jardim

Ep 3: Functional lab testing — why standard labs miss what's actually going on

Ep 4: HRT with Danielle Kepics

Ep 5: Alcohol and your hormones with Dr. Brooke Scheller


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/

Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠


Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

49. PCOS is Now PMOS: What This Historic Name Change Means for Your Diagnosis02 juin 202600:14:03

Something groundbreaking just happened in women's health. The Lancet officially renamed PCOS to PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome)—and if you've ever been dismissed because you don't have cysts on your ovaries, or you've been sitting with a diagnosis that never quite explained how you feel, this episode will make a lot of things click.

I'm breaking down why the old name was harmful, what PMOS actually means, and why a name change alone won't automatically get women better care. Because up to 70% of affected individuals remain undiagnosed—and that needs to change. I'm also sharing my personal journey of being dismissed by three providers over three years before finally getting diagnosed at 38, and what I wish I had known then.

This is a huge win for women's health, but there's still so much work to do. Let's talk about what this means for you and how to advocate for yourself moving forward.


In This Episode:

  • What PMOS stands for and why this name change matters (hint: it's not just about cysts)
  • The Rotterdam criteria and how PMOS is actually diagnosed
  • Why up to 70% of people remain undiagnosed—and the serious health risks that come with that
  • My personal story of medical dismissal and why "lean PCOS" needs to stop being a thing
  • How to advocate for yourself and what questions to ask your provider right now


Resources Mentioned:

  • The Lancet paper on PCOS to PMOS name change
  • Rotterdam criteria for PMOS diagnosis


Connect with me:

Website: https://beecollectivewellness.com

Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/beecollectivewellness/

Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠


Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

48. Reframing Burnout: Understanding the Highly Sensitive Experience with Amanda Baker 26 mai 202600:41:15

If you've spent your life being told you're “too sensitive,” “too emotional,” or “too much,” this episode is going to feel like a deep exhale.


In this episode of Healthy Buzz, Brandee sits down with Amanda Baker of Collaborative Sage to explore the intersection of high sensitivity, ADHD, perfectionism, and burnout. Amanda shares her personal journey from corporate overachiever to complete nervous system collapse — including panic attacks, chronic illness, emergency room visits, and the deep unlearning required to recover.

Together, they unpack what it actually means to be a highly sensitive person, how rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) fuels people-pleasing and perfectionism, and why so many women feel trapped in a cycle of proving themselves. Amanda also opens up about the realities of healing a dysregulated nervous system, learning to honor rest without guilt, and building a life that supports who you actually are instead of who you think you’re supposed to be.

This conversation is for the woman who’s exhausted from constantly pushing harder, carrying everyone else’s emotions, and feeling like she’s one step away from falling apart — even while appearing completely “fine” on the outside.


In This Episode:

  • What burnout actually looks like for highly sensitive and neurodivergent women
  • How ADHD and high sensitivity can amplify nervous system dysregulation
  • The hidden role of rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) in perfectionism and overachieving
  • Why rest is a biological need — not laziness
  • How Amanda rebuilt her life and work around her nervous system instead of fighting against it


Connect with Amanda:

Website: https://www.collaborativesage.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/collaborativesage

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bakera

Book a free 30-min consultation: https://calendly.com/amanda-collaborativesage/free-consultation


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Work with me: ⁠⁠https://beecollectivewellness.com/nutrition-coaching⁠⁠


Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

47. The Nervous System Changes Behind Perimenopause with Holly Finn 19 mai 202600:44:56

Perimenopause isn’t just about hot flashes and missed periods — it’s a full neuroendocrine remodel that can completely change how your brain, body, and nervous system respond to stress.

In this episode of Healthy Buzz, Brandee sits down with certified menopause coach Holly Finn, founder of A Better Pause, to unpack why so many women feel blindsided during peri and post-menopause. Holly shares her own experience navigating debilitating hot flashes, anxiety, burnout, ADHD, and being repeatedly misdiagnosed before finally realizing hormones were at the root of what she was experiencing.

This conversation dives into nervous system regulation, stress, boundaries, cortisol, sleep, food apathy, over-functioning, and the grief many women experience as their bodies and identities change during this transition. Holly also explains why trying to “power through” no longer works — and why this phase may actually be an invitation to rebuild your life in a more sustainable way.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, emotionally raw, exhausted, or frustrated that your body no longer responds the way it used to, this episode is for you.


In This Episode:

  • Why perimenopause feels like a mental and emotional “remodel” 
  • The connection between hormones, cortisol, and nervous system overwhelm 
  • How stress and people-pleasing intensify peri and post-menopause symptoms 
  • Why boundaries become essential during this phase of life 
  • The small daily habits that can create massive improvements in resilience and wellbeing


Connect with Holly:

Website: https://abetterpause.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abetterpause

Email: holly@abetterpause.com



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46. Mom Fatigue, Mood Swings and The Real Reason You Don’t Feel Like Yourself After Kids with Kim Perez 12 mai 202600:46:38

Motherhood is not supposed to feel like chronic exhaustion, rage, and disconnection—but for so many women, it does.


In this episode, Brandee sits down with functional nutritionist Kim Perez of Root & Branch Nutrition to unpack why so many moms feel depleted, overstimulated, and unlike themselves long after postpartum. Kim shares her personal journey from “doing everything right” to hitting a breaking point—and how that led her to uncover the massive gaps in support for mothers. Together, they explore the deeper root causes behind symptoms like fatigue, mood swings, poor sleep, and weight resistance, even when labs come back “normal.”


This conversation dives into the often-overlooked role of mineral depletion, blood sugar instability, and nervous system dysregulation—and why typical wellness advice often fails moms in real life. You’ll also learn simple, realistic strategies to support your energy, stabilize your mood, and start feeling like yourself again—without adding more overwhelm.


Key Takeaways:

  • Why “normal labs” don’t mean optimal health—and what’s often being missed
  • How mineral depletion and blood sugar dysregulation drive fatigue, mood swings, and poor sleep
  • The connection between under-eating, overstimulation, and nervous system burnout
  • Simple, realistic habits that actually support moms in the chaos of daily life
  • How to shift out of all-or-nothing wellness and into sustainable, personalized care


Connect with Kim:

Website: https://rootandbranchnutrition.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rootandbranchnutrition/

Threads: https://www.threads.com/@rootandbranchnutrition?xmt=AQF0NSRtxvBLZYxXkch1F5aF526tOpfruARxPu5HSzyxsnE

Freebie: https://rootandbranchnutrition.myflodesk.com/5dayrevival


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45. Why “Just Live With It” Is Failing EDS Patients with Jen Parkinson05 mai 202600:45:21

If you’ve ever been told your chronic pain, fatigue, or digestive issues are “just part of being hypermobile” and that you’ll have to live with it—this episode is going to challenge everything you’ve been told.

I’m joined by Jen Parkinson of EDS Nutritionist, and we’re diving into the real drivers behind Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) symptoms. This conversation goes far beyond joint pain and flexibility, unpacking why the gut, nervous system, and mineral balance are often the missing pieces. We talk about the frustration of being dismissed in the healthcare system, the problem with treating symptoms in isolation, and why so many women stay stuck in cycles of supplement guessing and restrictive diets.

Jen breaks down how a root-cause, whole-body approach can shift energy, digestion, brain fog, and overall stability—and why foundational habits are non-negotiable if you actually want your body to respond. If you feel like you’ve tried everything and nothing works, this episode will give you a more strategic and sustainable way forward.


In This Episode, We Discuss:

  • The truth about EDS as a multi-system condition—not just a joint disorder
  • Why gut health, minerals, and the nervous system drive most symptoms
  • The connection between EDS, MCAS, and POTS (the “trifecta”)
  • Why food sensitivity tests and supplement stacking often backfire
  • How foundational habits like blood sugar balance and circadian rhythm impact healing
  • What functional testing actually reveals—and why context matters


Connect with Jen:

Freebie: EDS lab guide https://edsnutritionist.myflodesk.com/y96s3i9wa1

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edsnutritionist/

Website: edsnutritionist.com 


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44. Supplement Roulette: What You're Really Getting in That Bottle from Amazon28 avr. 202600:10:32

If you’ve been loading up your cart with “hormone-balancing” or “gut-healing” supplements, thinking they’re the missing piece—you need to hear this.

In this solo episode, Brandee exposes the uncomfortable truth about the supplement industry and why what you’re taking may not actually be what’s on the label. From counterfeit products on Amazon to mislabeled ingredients and lack of regulation, this episode breaks down why blindly trusting supplements can cost you your health—and your money.

She also challenges the belief that supplements are the solution, explaining why they’re meant to support a solid foundation—not replace it. Without proper sleep, nutrition, and stress management, no supplement will fix your symptoms. And without data, supplementation becomes nothing more than expensive guesswork.

This episode will completely shift how you think about supplements, where you buy them, and how you decide what’s actually worth taking.


In This Episode:

  • Why supplements are not regulated like medications—and what that means for you
  • The reality of counterfeit supplements on Amazon and unverified sellers
  • What research shows about mislabeled and contaminated products
  • Why supplements should support your foundation—not replace it
  • The problem with “magic supplement” marketing from social media
  • Why random supplementation without testing is expensive guesswork
  • How to spot red flags when buying supplements (price, packaging, seals)
  • What third-party certifications (NSF, USP, Informed Sport) actually mean
  • Why buying from verified sources or professional dispensaries matters
  • How to become a smarter, more informed supplement consumer


Fullscript: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/bhommerding


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43. The Habit Hub: 6 Areas That Actually Move the Needle for Autoimmune Health with Dr. Amy Behimer21 avr. 202600:48:19

If you've ever received an autoimmune diagnosis, you know the first thing you lose isn't just your energy or normal labs—it's your sense of control. Suddenly your body feels like a black box, and medical advice usually stops at a prescription and a list of things you can no longer do.

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Amy Behimer, an autoimmune health coach who's flipping the script on chronic illness. Amy doesn't just talk about what an autoimmune condition is—she focuses on how to actually live with it, build habits when your energy is unpredictable, and reclaim your agency when you feel like your biology has gone rogue.


What We Discuss:

  • How to shift from feeling like your body betrayed you to becoming the architect of your own health
  • Why your thoughts and feelings matter just as much as what you eat and how you move
  • Amy's 6-spoke Habit Hub framework—the controllables that actually move the needle for autoimmune health
  • How to create your own "Feel Good Food Protocol" instead of following another rigid diet that wasn't designed for you
  • The truth about fatigue: why it's common but doesn't have to be your normal
  • Why you can actually be healthier after an autoimmune diagnosis than before
  • Master planning: how to have Plans A through F so you can show up for yourself even on your worst days
  • The two non-negotiables for habits that actually stick (hint: willpower isn't one of them)
  • How to stop shaming past versions of yourself and make peace with where you are now
  • Why redefining health on your own terms is the most radical thing you can do


Take Amy's quiz to get started: www.amybehimercoaching.com/quiz


Connect with Amy:

Website: www.amybehimercoaching.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amybehimercoaching

Podcast: https://podfollow.com/autoimmune-health-secrets/home


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42. How ADHD Shows Up in Women with Megs Crawford 14 avr. 202600:53:12

Clutter isn’t a discipline problem—it’s a nervous system response.


In this episode, Brandee sits down with Megs Crawford to unpack the real reason so many women feel stuck in cycles of overwhelm, especially with ADHD. They explore why traditional organizing advice often backfires, how shame keeps you frozen, and what it actually looks like to work with your brain instead of against it. Megs shares her “whole body organizing” approach, connecting clutter to emotional regulation, decision-making, and nervous system safety.

You’ll learn why ADHD in women often shows up as quiet overwhelm rather than hyperactivity, how “half decisions” keep you stuck, and why micro-moments of action are more powerful than waiting for motivation. This episode is for any woman who feels buried under mental or physical clutter and is ready to shift from self-blame to self-understanding.


What You’ll Walk Away With:

  • Why clutter is a nervous system response—not a personal failure
  • The difference between “half decisions” and “full decisions” (and why it matters)
  • How ADHD shows up in women as overwhelm, time blindness, and emotional intensity
  • Practical ways to use 5-minute windows to build momentum without burnout
  • How to break the all-or-nothing cycle and create sustainable change


Connect with Megs:

Website: https://www.organizinganadhdbrain.com/

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/organizing-an-adhd-brain/id1728728980


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41. Living with PCOS: The Reality, The Advocacy, and What Needs to Change with Monica Reagor07 avr. 202600:40:16

Have you ever been told to “just lose weight” or handed a prescription without any real explanation—and left feeling more confused than supported? For many women with PCOS, that’s the norm, not the exception.


In this episode, I sit down with Monica Reagor, co-founder of the PCOS Awareness Association, to unpack the reality of living with PCOS beyond the surface-level symptoms. We dive into the long road to diagnosis, the gaps in women’s healthcare, and why so many women are left to figure this out on their own. Monica shares her personal journey navigating decades of symptoms, misdiagnosis, and finally learning how to advocate for her health.


We also explore the emotional and identity impact of PCOS, the importance of building a supportive care team, and why community is a critical piece of healing. This conversation moves beyond quick fixes and into sustainable, personalized strategies that actually support your body.


In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

  • Why many women go year, or decades, without a clear PCOS diagnosis
  • The most commonly overlooked symptoms of PCOS
  • How insulin resistance actually occurs in the body
  • Why women’s health has historically been underrepresented in research and care
  • How tracking your symptoms can help you advocate for better care
  • The connection between PCOS, mental health, and identity
  • Why there is no one-size-fits-all approach to managing PCOS
  • Practical ways to create sustainable routines that work for your body


Connect with Monica:

Website: https://www.pcosaa.org/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/monicareagor/


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40. Understanding Pain, Body Signals, and Uncertainty with Injury with Lindsey Doan31 mars 202600:44:10

Have you ever felt a sharp twinge during a workout and immediately spiraled into "What did I just break?" You're not alone. We've been conditioned to believe our bodies are fragile machines that wear out at the first sign of pain—but what if that pain is actually just your body's alarm system trying to communicate with you?


In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Lindsey Doan, a doctorate of physical therapy and strength coach who's challenging everything we've been told about pain and injury. We're diving into why hurt doesn't always equal harm, how fear can actually make pain worse, and why you don't need a perfect diagnosis (or an MRI) to start making meaningful progress.


In This Episode, You'll Learn:

  • Why pain is your body's alarm system, not always a sign of structural damage
  • How our beliefs and past experiences turn up the volume on pain even when there's no real harm
  • The difference between "hurt" and "harm" and how to navigate training with discomfort
  • Why getting a diagnosis can sometimes do more harm than good
  • How rehab and training are actually the same thing—just on a spectrum
  • The frameworks Lindsey uses to help clients move through pain safely 
  • Why DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness) happens and how to tell if it's just soreness or something more
  • How to spot fear-mongering fitness advice on social media 
  • The real reason most injuries happen: too much, too soon, after too little for too long
  • What RPE and RIR mean and why intensity-based training beats rigid protocols


Connect with Lindsey:

Website: https://www.adaptmovementandrehab.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dptlindseyd/

Email: lindsey@adaptmovementandrehab.com


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39. The Gut-Eye Connection: Why Your Dry Eyes Won't Heal with Eye Drops Alone with Dr. Christina Gratkowski Haro24 mars 202600:45:05

If you've ever dealt with chronic dry eyes, stubborn rosacea, or eczema and felt stuck in a cycle of expensive eyedrops and topical creams that never quite fix the problem—today's episode is going to change how you look at your health. Literally.

I'm joined by Dr. Christina Gratkowski Haro of Looking Beyond Health, and we're diving into why your eyes and skin are actually the dashboard to your internal health. We're talking about the role of the microbiome, why conventional band-aid solutions often fall short, and how your body uses these visible symptoms as signals that it's time to take a deeper look.


In This Episode, We Discuss:

  • The surprising gut-skin-eye connection most doctors overlook
  • Why hormones play a bigger role in dry eyes than you think (especially in perimenopause)
  • What recurring styes are really trying to tell you
  • The truth about stomach acid and why your "acid reflux" might not be what you think
  • How everyday habits—like screen time and diet—are impacting your tear quality
  • Simple, sustainable ways to support your body from the inside out


Dr. Christina Gratkowski Haro of Looking Beyond Health is an optometrist, functional health practitioner, and coach who helps people uncover the root causes of chronic symptoms affecting their eyes, skin, gut, and overall health. Frustrated by conventional approaches that focused only on symptom management, she pursued advanced training in functional medicine to better understand how inflammation, immune imbalance, and lifestyle factors drive chronic conditions. She is the founder of Looking Beyond Health, where she works with clients to address issues like dry eye, eczema, rosacea, digestive problems, metabolic dysfunction, and autoimmune concerns using a personalized, root-cause approach. Her mission is to help people understand what their symptoms are telling them and how to heal from the inside out.

 

Connect with Dr. Christina:

Website: www.lookingbeyondhealth.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefunctionaleyedoc


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38. Why Your Detox Isn’t Working: Functional Genetics Explained with Dr. Kathryn Heidt17 mars 202600:51:56

What if the missing piece in your healing journey isn’t another supplement, diet, or protocol… but understanding the actual blueprint of your body?

If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything “right” for your health but still hitting frustrating roadblocks, this episode reveals why. Many women follow the protocols, take the supplements, and clean up their diet, yet something still feels missing.

In this conversation, Brandee sits down with functional practitioner Dr. Kathryn Heidt to explore how functional genetic testing can uncover the missing links in complex health journeys. Dr. Heidt shares her personal experience with severe mold illness and how discovering key detox genetics transformed her recovery.

Together they break down the difference between disease genetics and functional genetics, explain why your genes are not your destiny, and unpack the powerful role of epigenetics — how lifestyle, stress, and environmental exposures influence how your genes actually behave.

They also discuss why many wellness protocols fail, how environmental stressors like chemicals and mold affect our physiology, and why precision medicine is becoming increasingly important in today’s health landscape.


In This Episode:

• The difference between disease genetics and functional genetics

• Why your genes are a blueprint — not a life sentence

• How epigenetics influences whether certain genes turn on or stay quiet

• The role environmental stressors play in modern health challenges

• How genetic insights can help personalize nutrition, supplements, and lifestyle strategies


Connect with Dr.Kathryn:

Website: https://drkathrynheidt.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_heidt/

Email: foundations@drkathrynheidt.com

 

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37. PMS Is Common, Not Normal with Amy Dave10 mars 202600:35:34

PMS is common, but that does not make it "normal".

If you’re dealing with bloating, mood swings, heavy bleeding, exhaustion, or feeling unlike yourself the week before your period, this episode is your reminder that you don’t have to accept it.

I’m joined by Amy Dave, physician assistant and women’s wellness coach, who shares how severe PMS, migraines, and fatigue led her to rethink everything she thought she knew about women’s health. After learning how diet, exercise, sleep, and stress impact hormone balance, she made simple changes — and within months, her symptoms resolved.

We unpack why PMS is often dismissed, how birth control suppresses your natural hormone fluctuations, and why your menstrual cycle is considered the “fifth vital sign.” You’ll learn how cramps, cravings, bloating, and heavy bleeding are signals — not inconveniences — and how to use cycle syncing to adjust your food, workouts, and schedule so you stop pushing through exhaustion and start working with your hormones instead of against them.

This episode is for women who are done with bandaid solutions and ready to understand what their body is actually communicating.


In This Episode:

  • Why PMS is common but not normal — and why it’s often dismissed
  • How birth control suppresses ovulation and natural hormone fluctuations
  • Why your menstrual cycle is considered the “fifth vital sign”
  • What cramps, cravings, bloating, migraines, and heavy bleeding may be signaling
  • How inflammation, stress, sleep, and nutrition influence symptom severity
  • Practical cycle syncing: how to adjust food, workouts, and your schedule across the four phases
  • Why tracking your cycle is the first step toward lasting symptom relief

Do you want to optimize blood sugar and achieve optimal hormone health?

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Website: https://thewealthofwellness.com/

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36. Fiber Maxxing: Why More Isn't Always Better for Your Gut03 mars 202600:12:14

If you've been told to "just eat more fiber" but every high-fiber meal leaves you bloated, gassy, and unbuttoning your pants by 4 PM, this episode is for you.

In this solo episode of Healthy Buzz, I dive into the fiber maxxing trend taking over social media—and why pushing 50-80 grams of fiber a day can backfire when your digestive system isn't ready for it. Fiber is essential for hormone health, blood sugar, and gut function, but when it causes pain, bloating, and constipation, your body isn't broken—it's sending you signals that something deeper needs attention.


In This Episode:

  • Why the fiber maxxing trend isn't right for everyone
  • The difference between soluble and insoluble fiber—and what each does in your body
  • How fiber acts as a "stress test" for your digestive system
  • Why inadequate stomach acid sets you up for fiber intolerance
  • The connection between SIBO, bacterial overgrowth, and fiber-induced symptoms
  • Why methane-producing bacteria can cause "brick in your stomach" constipation
  • How ramping up fiber too quickly overwhelms your microbiome
  • The mind-gut connection: Why eating while stressed sabotages digestion
  • Why you need better digestion MORE than you need more fiber
  • How functional lab testing reveals what's actually happening in your gut

 

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35. Chronic Pain Doesn't Mean Your Body Is Broken with Alaura Winning24 févr. 202600:36:11

If you've ever felt like you've reached the end of the road with specialists, scans, and "fixes" for your physical pain, this episode is for you.

In this episode of Healthy Buzz, Brandee sits down with Alaura Winning of Alaura Grace Wellness to talk about the reality of chronic pain, explained and unexplained, and how to reclaim your life even when pain is still humming in the background.

Chronic pain doesn't mean you have a broken body. And living with pain doesn't mean putting your life on pause until it goes away. 

 

In This Episode:

  • What chronic pain actually is—and why it can persist 
  • The difference between explained vs. unexplained chronic pain
  • Why your body isn't betraying you—understanding the nervous system's role in pain perception
  • How chronic pain and mental health are intrinsically linked
  • The RAIN practice—a powerful tool for working with pain flare-ups
  • Why "pushing through" actually makes pain worse—and what to do instead
  • Radical acceptance: How to stop fighting your reality and start living your life
  • The connection between emotional pain and physical pain receptors
  • How to communicate your pain to others without feeling like you're complaining
  • Reclaiming your identity beyond pain—practical steps to remember who you are outside of chronic pain

 

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Website: https://www.alauragrace.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alauragw

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@alaura_grace

The Whole You Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/07MPy2MB2rMf6xMaCGAH4K?si=51b1689e2e90402a


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34. Building Health That Actually Lasts with Emily Horstman17 févr. 202600:43:07

Longevity isn’t built through punishment, restriction, or chasing the next wellness trend.


In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with registered dietitian Emily Horstman of Healthier Span to unpack what longevity really means — and why healthspan, not hustle, should be the goal. We challenge the biohacking-first narrative and talk about building long-term health through self-respect, joy, and sustainable daily foundations rather than extremes.


This conversation explores why prevention-focused care matters, how to think critically about wellness trends, and what actually supports a healthier, more vibrant life over time. Emily shares a grounded, science-informed perspective that meets women where they are — without fear, shame, or all-or-nothing thinking.


In This Episode:

  • The difference between lifespan and healthspan — and why quality of life matters more
  • Why longevity shouldn’t feel like discipline, deprivation, or punishment
  • How to evaluate biohacking trends without bypassing the basics
  • The five foundational pillars that matter most for long-term health
  • Simple, low-barrier ways to support nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, and connection
  • Why self-respect and joy are essential — not optional — for sustainable wellness
  • How to stop outsourcing your intuition and start trusting your body’s feedback


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Connect with Emily: 

Website: https://healthierspan.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/agingbetterrd/

Substack: https://eip9549.substack.com?utm_source=navbar&utm_medium=web

 

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Produced by Espresso Podcast Production: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com

33. Psilocybin for Women: Microdosing, Neuroplasticity & Deep Healing with Ericka Day10 févr. 202600:40:03

Healing isn’t just about what you do—it’s about uncovering what’s been buried. Psilocybin can help women access the parts of themselves they’ve long ignored and reclaim their inner power.

In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with Ericka Day, a psilocybin medicine facilitator and microdosing guide, to explore how this ancient tool is being used today for personal transformation. Ericka breaks down the science behind microdosing and macro dosing, explains how psilocybin supports neuroplasticity, and shares how this medicine can help women break free from ingrained thought patterns, cultural programming, and old narratives around femininity and motherhood.

We dive into Ericka’s personal journey, including how psilocybin helped her reconcile her upbringing, embrace motherhood, and navigate the challenges of postpartum life. This episode is for women curious about plant medicine, personal growth, and conscious self-exploration.


In this episode: 

  • The difference between microdosing and macrodosing psilocybin, and how each supports personal growth
  • How psilocybin promotes neuroplasticity to help break old thought patterns
  • Ericka’s personal journey using psilocybin to reclaim her femininity and navigate motherhood
  • The role of facilitators and why guidance is crucial for macro dose experiences
  • Why integration—the application of insights—is key to lasting change


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Connect with Ericka: 

Website: https://www.erickadayrising.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erickadayrising/

The Kind Teacher Website: https://www.thekindteacher.org/

The Kind Teacher Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.kind.teacher/

 

Macrodosing Guide For Deep Healing Freebie: https://online.flippingbook.com/view/611174496/

DMT: The Spirit Molecule: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/51654.DMT


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32. Supporting the Whole Person in Cancer Care with Dr. Meghan Zech, ND, FABNO03 févr. 202600:44:29

Cancer prevention isn’t a punishment plan and fear is not a strategy.

In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with Dr. Meghan Zech of Sana Pacifica, a naturopathic doctor specializing in integrative oncology (FABNO), to talk about cancer prevention, treatment support, and survivorship through a whole-person lens. We move beyond “standard of care” and into the body’s terrain — including inflammation, metabolic health, gut health, environmental exposures, and nervous system regulation — and why these foundations matter for long-term resilience.

This conversation is for women who want science-backed support without restriction, shame, or fear-based wellness noise.


In This Episode: 

  • Why integrative oncology supports the whole person, not just the tumor
  • The survivorship gap no one prepares you for and what to do when treatment ends
  • Factors that influence risk over time: inflammation, hormones, infections, toxins, and metabolism
  • The truth about sugar and cancer, plus what matters more than cutting it out
  • Why nervous system regulation is a prevention and recovery tool — not a luxury
  • Simple rituals, “glimmers,” and practical ways to shift out of chronic stress mode
  • Detox without the gimmicks: what your body actually needs to clear waste effectively
  • Nutrition strategies that support cellular health, gut function, and long-term resilience
  • How to find a qualified integrative oncology provider (including FABNO credentials)


Resources Mentioned: 

Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians (OncANP): https://oncologyanp.org

FABNO Certification (Fellow of the American Board of Naturopathic Oncology): https://oncologyanp.org/fabno

CancerChoices: https://cancerchoices.org

Know Integrative Oncology: https://knowintegrativeoncology.org 

 

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Website: https://www.sanapacifica.com/


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31. PCOS, Insulin Resistance, and the Mind–Body Disconnect with Agnieszka Fronia27 janv. 202600:46:09

Most women with PCOS aren’t failing their bodies, they’re surviving a system that keeps them uninformed.

In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with Agnieszka Fronia, psychologist and PCOS advocate behind Eviva Health, to uncover the invisible layers of PCOS that rarely get addressed. We dive into the emotional toll of delayed diagnosis, why restrictive advice backfires, and how understanding the true nature of PCOS can completely change how women support their bodies and minds.

This conversation is for women with PCOS who are tired of conflicting advice and ready for grounded, sustainable support that actually makes sense.


In This Episode:

  • Why PCOS is far more than “cysts on ovaries” and what’s actually happening in the body
  • The hidden mental health impact of PCOS
  • Why years-long delays in diagnosis are common and how to advocate for yourself
  • How insulin resistance fuels cravings, fatigue, and androgen symptoms
  • Why “eat less, exercise more” often worsens PCOS outcomes
  • What birth control really does for PCOS and what it doesn’t fix
  • How restriction leads to disordered eating and metabolic stress
  • Simple, realistic nutrition shifts that support hormones without extremes
  • The overlooked role of sleep, stress, and nervous system regulation
  • How to start managing PCOS with small, sustainable changes instead of burnout


Episode 19 | Understanding Eating Disorders, Disordered Eating, and the Myths That Keep Women Stuck with Dr.Samantha Turetsky, PsyD: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3W595Y6JMYSHN8SqVewrJA?si=645f818519934852

 

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/agnieszka.fronia

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@agnieszkafronia


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30. Why Women Need Strength Training Now with Allie Jackson20 janv. 202600:52:25

Muscle isn’t a “fitness goal”. It’s a survival skill for your hormones, metabolism, and long-term health.

In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with Allie Jackson of Mainstay Performance to break down why strength training matters so much for women, especially in perimenopause. We talk about how muscle supports metabolic health, hormone stability, and healthy aging—and why “more cardio and less food” often backfires as your body changes.

Allie explains progressive overload in a way that actually makes sense, plus what recovery really has to do with results. We also get into popular trends like cycle syncing and weighted vests—what the data does (and doesn’t) say, and why your body’s feedback matters more than internet rules.

This episode is for you if you’re navigating midlife body changes, feel stuck in chronic dieting or high-intensity workouts, or want a sustainable fitness approach that supports energy, strength, and long-term health.


In this episode:

  • Why muscle is “expensive” and how that supports metabolism, hormones, and longevity
  • The perimenopause trap: estrogen shifts, cardio overload, and unintended muscle loss
  • Why chronic calorie deficits stall progress and drain energy, mood, sleep, and performance
  • What is reverse dieting and how to use it effectively 
  • Progressive overload for beginners, plus why recovery weeks matter
  • Trainer red flags to watch for before you spend your money
  • Cycle syncing and weighted vests: Are they worth the hype? 
  • Cardio done right: why balance matters and how heart-rate zones fit in
  • A simple starting plan to balance weight lifting and cardio


Allie's free week of her Fortify strength program: https://mainstayperformance.com/fortify-freeweek


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Website: https://mainstayperformance.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mainstay_performance/


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29. Bariatric Surgery, GLP-1s, and the Biology of Weight with Megan Moore, RDN13 janv. 202600:46:58

Weight loss has been oversimplified for far too long, and that narrative is costing women their health, confidence, and trust in their bodies.


In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with Megan Moore, registered dietitian and founder of My Bariatric Dietitian, to dismantle the myth that weight is just about willpower. Together, we unpack the science behind obesity, bariatric surgery, and GLP-1 medications — and why these tools are not shortcuts, but legitimate medical interventions when used correctly.


This episode is for women who want to understand their bodies, make informed decisions about medical weight-loss tools, and move forward without shame or restriction.


In This Episode:

  • Why weight loss is not a willpower issue — and how biology actually drives obesity
  • How bariatric surgery and GLP-1 medications work in the body
  • The key differences between common bariatric procedures
  • The real risks of rapid weight loss, including muscle loss and metabolic slowdown
  • Why nutrition, behavior change, and mindset support matter just as much as the tool
  • How to create sustainable results without shame, restriction, or rebound weight gain


Do you want to optimize blood sugar and achieve optimal hormone health?

Join Brandee’s Blood Sugar Savvy course. Use code BUZZ to save $30 at https://bcw.beecollectivewellness.com/blood-sugar-savvy 


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28. Fitness, Hormones, and Burnout: A Nervous System Reset with Madalyn Baer06 janv. 202600:42:02

Your hormones, gut, and energy can’t regulate when your nervous system feels under attack.

In this episode, I sit down with Madalyn Baer of Wise Bite Wellness to break down how stress quietly drives fatigue, bloating, anxiety, and hormone chaos. We talk about why pushing harder with workouts and “perfect” nutrition can backfire when your nervous system is overloaded.

Madalyn shares how her own gut and hormone struggles led her to a nervous-system-safe approach to movement and how women can use their energy and rhythms to train smarter, recover better, and feel more at peace in their bodies.


In This Episode:

  • Why being “consistent” with workouts can actually keep your body stuck in fatigue, bloating, and hormone imbalance
  • How chronic stress silently shuts down digestion, ovulation, and recovery—even when nutrition looks perfect
  • The subtle signs your workouts are stressing your nervous system instead of strengthening it
  • Why pushing harder often leads to burnout, blood sugar crashes, and worsening gut symptoms
  • How to use cycle syncing as a permission-based guide, not a rigid set of rules
  • How to use energy cues (and moon phases) when cycles aren’t regular (birth control, peri/post menopause)
  • How tuning into energy creates easier consistency and better results
  • The mindset shift that helps women stop fighting their bodies and finally feel safe in them
  • Why nervous system regulation is the missing link for sustainable healing


Interested in delicious, high-protein recipes? Download your 7-day high-protein plan here: https://bcw.beecollectivewellness.com/high-protein-recipes


Connect with Madalyn:

Website: https://wisebitewellness.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wisebitewellness/

Free quiz - What's Your Body Stress Type: https://wisebitewellness.com/whats-your-body-stress-type


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27. Thyroid, Fatigue, and Hormone Imbalance with Alison Percowycz30 déc. 202500:50:44

Your thyroid can look “normal” on paper and still be driving fatigue, weight changes, constipation, mood shifts, painful periods, and fertility struggles


In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with Alison Percowycz of Well North Functional Medicine, a board-certified family nurse practitioner and functional medicine provider, to unpack what women are rarely told about thyroid health. Alison shares her path from academic medicine into functional medicine after navigating her own Hashimoto’s diagnosis, postpartum thyroid instability, and a fertility journey that highlighted the gap between normal and optimal care.


In this episode:

  • Why “normal” thyroid labs often miss what’s actually driving your symptoms
  • The critical difference between TSH and the hormones your body truly uses
  • How poor T4 to T3 conversion keeps fatigue, weight gain, and constipation stuck
  • The hidden impact of stress, under-fueling, and diet culture on thyroid health
  • What thyroid antibodies really mean and why autoimmunity is often overlooked
  • Normal vs optimal thyroid labs and symptom patterns
  • How stress, under-eating, and gut health affect the thyroid
  • Thyroid changes during pregnancy, postpartum, and perimenopause
  • Hashimoto’s, thyroid antibodies, and autoimmune drivers
  • Thyroid medication options and individualized care
  • What proper follow-up and lab monitoring should look like


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Website: https://wellnorthfunctionalmedicine.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wellnorthfunctionalmed/


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26. The Hidden Airway Issues Silently Draining Women’s Energy with Kristin Geist23 déc. 202500:47:54

Airway issues are derailing women’s energy, hormones, and sleep—and most never realize the mouth is where the story begins. This episode reveals the overlooked oral factors silently driving fatigue, anxiety, and chronic symptoms.


In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with dentist and airway specialist Kristen Geist to unpack how breathing mechanics, tongue position, and oral health directly influence women’s hormones, sleep, and overall health. Kristin shares her personal journey with undiagnosed upper airway resistance syndrome, years of exhaustion, anxiety, and lightheadedness, and how her symptoms were repeatedly dismissed as “just stress.” This conversation is for any woman dealing with fatigue, brain fog, jaw tension, acid reflux, or unrefreshing sleep who has been told everything looks “normal” but still doesn’t feel well.


In this episode:


• How Kristen discovered her own upper airway resistance syndrome after years of symptoms being dismissed

• Why airway issues in women are under-diagnosed and often misattributed to stress or anxiety

• The difference between sleep apnea and UARS, and why “mild” apnea isn’t mild

• How mouth breathing impacts hormones, nervous system regulation, oral microbiome, and gut health

• The role of tongue posture and tongue ties in breathing, jaw pain, headaches, and digestion

• What to know before trying mouth taping, and why nasal breathing is essential

• How oral appliances work, when they help, and when CPAP is still needed

• Daily oral health habits that support whole-body health—from tongue scraping to neutralizing acidity

• Why oral inflammation can shift during perimenopause and menopause


Find an airway-focused provider:

• AADSM Directory (American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine): https://www.aadsm.org/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23097479645&gbraid=0AAAABBOvoLEa3yX_rG1Saika8AXNer5qR&gclid=CjwKCAiA0eTJBhBaEiwA-Pa-hWxggueUrUg8GX8Hrvw2HrMKU8kIbnrsD89SFnKT7KFNRZm86GKm6BoCT6gQAvD_BwE

• The Breathe Institute provider directory: https://thebreatheinstitute.com/

• Airway Circle provider listings: https://www.airwaycircle.com/directory


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Connect with Kristen:

Website: https://stan.store/pranawithdrkristen?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGnqgHwMDvalKRSPNQxZSj0jbqRzf0UHEeXxVBTbEY2oVMlus_RTP5yliJn5NI_aem_mwOBw6qFNacvq6wX5ZkRJw

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pranawithdrkristen/

Email: pranasleepandwellness@gmail.com


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25. Breaking Self-Sabotage in Midlife: Menopause, Emotional Eating & Sustainable Habits with Renee Bellinger16 déc. 202500:53:54

If you feel like you constantly are self-sabotaging, this episode is for you!

In today’s episode of Healthy Buzz, I’m joined by menopause-informed health coach Renee Bellinger to explore what’s really behind self-sabotage. Not the surface-level explanation of “I have no willpower,” but the deeper habits, beliefs, and physiological changes that shape how we eat, move, cope, and show up for ourselves—especially as we enter perimenopause and menopause.

Renee blends her background in counseling psychology, behavior change, and midlife health to help women understand why their bodies feel different, why their old strategies stop working, and how to build sustainable habits that actually fit this season of life.


In This Episode:  

  • What self-sabotage truly is and why it shows up so strongly in midlife
  • How perimenopause and menopause change your energy, hunger, cravings, and resilience
  • The emotional and behavioral patterns that shape how we cope with food and stress
  • The missing pieces most women miss when they’re trying to build habits that actually last
  • Renee’s 4 self-sabotage buckets
  • How to shift emotional and stress eating without shame
  • How to navigate holidays, social pressure, and food comments with confidence
  • Why rest is productive—and how to recognize when your body is asking for it
  • What long-term success actually looks like: identity shifts, flexibility, and celebrating progress

 

 

  Connect with Renee: 

Website: https://www.reneebellingercoaching.com/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachreneebellinger 

Mindset Mini Course Freebie: https://www.reneebellingercoaching.com/mindset-mini-course 


Do you want to optimize blood sugar and achieve optimal hormone health?

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24. A Weight-Neutral Guide to Women’s Health & Strength with Tara De Leon09 déc. 202500:51:55

Your weight is the least interesting thing about you, and yet so many of us have been taught it’s the only thing that matters. This conversation flips that script and invites you to build strength, capacity, and confidence in the body you have right now.

 

In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with Tara De Leon, award-winning personal trainer, fitness business coach, and co-host of the Wellness: Rebranded podcast, to unpack what weight-neutral fitness really looks like—especially for women in midlife, perimenopause, and beyond.

 

Together, we explore how to move your body for strength, longevity, and independence instead of chasing an arbitrary number on the scale or an outdated beauty standard. Our goal is that you walk away with powerful mindset shifts, practical strategies, and simple ways to add more movement into your life—no gym obsession or cardio punishment required.


In this episode:

  • What weight-neutral fitness actually is and why it matters for women at every age
  • How to shift your focus from the scale to strength, longevity, and independence
  • Why building muscle in midlife and menopause is essential for bone health, mobility, and confidence
  • How to advocate for yourself including when and how to decline getting weighed
  • Simple, realistic ways to start moving more: exercise snacks, NEAT, and Tara’s “Bare Ass Minimum” approach
  • Functional goals that matter more than aesthetics
  • How to stop apologizing for your body and start taking up the space you deserve
  • How to decline being weighed at the doctor's office: https://www.instagram.com/p/DLHxnW5uUbM/


 Connect with Tara: 

Website: https://www.taradeleonfitness.com/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tara_de_leon_fitness/

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wellness-rebranded-intuitive-eating-diet-culture-mental/id1651744916 


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23. How Diet Culture's Chronic Under Fueling is Hurting Women's Health with Edie Horstman02 déc. 202500:46:05

Are you doing “all the right things” with food and exercise… yet your hormones, energy, or cycle still feel completely off?

In this episode I sit down with integrative nutrition health coach Edie Horstman of Wellness With Edie to unpack a hidden epidemic in women’s health: chronic under-fueling and the relentless pressure of diet culture.

Edie shares her powerful story of going from years of irregular cycles, a late PCOS diagnosis, and fear-based medical advice… to naturally putting her PCOS into remission, conceiving both of her babies without fertility treatment, and rebuilding her metabolism and muscle in her 30s.

Together, we dig into how “clean eating,” over-exercising, and shrinking yourself can silently disrupt hormones, fertility, blood sugar, and long-term health—and what it actually looks like to fuel your body.

 

In this episode:

How Edie went from no period in her teens to a PCOS diagnosis in her late 20s

Why hormonal birth control can mask symptoms and delay a true PCOS diagnosis

The three main diagnostic criteria for PCOS (and signs you might be missing it)

How under-eating, over-training, and low body fat impact ovulation and hormone production

Why carbohydrates are essential for ovulation, energy, and “hormone balance”

Why strength training is non-negotiable for long-term bone health, metabolism, and independence—especially in perimenopause and beyond

 

Connect with Edie:

Website: https://wellnesswithedie.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wellnesswithedie/

Substack : https://wellnesswithedie.substack.com/


Do you want to optimize blood sugar and achieve optimal hormone health?

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22. Women’s Guide to Smarter Money Decisions with Lisa Eaton25 nov. 202500:51:47

What if the only reason money feels confusing is because no one ever gave you the language, tools, or education to understand it?

In this episode, I’m sitting down with Lisa Eaton, founder of Firm Footing Financial Planning, to explore a part of life most women are left to navigate completely alone: their financial world.

Lisa spent over 20 years as a physical therapist before shifting into financial planning, and now describes what she does as “physical therapy for your money.” With a doctorate in physical therapy and a master’s degree in financial planning, she helps people understand their finances without shame, guilt, jargon, or pressure.

We unpack the stories we inherit about money, why so many women feel uncertain or intimidated by financial conversations, and the simple habits that build clarity and confidence over time.


In this episode: 

• How childhood experiences shape your beliefs and behaviors around money

• Why women often feel behind, excluded, or dismissed in financial conversations

• Red flags to watch for when choosing a financial planner

• The simple core habits that create financial stability

• How to think about emergency funds, credit cards, and savings systems

• The basics of retirement planning

• Financial planning options for employees and the self employed

• When financial therapy might help you move forward


Connect with Lisa: Website: https://www.firmfootingfp.com/

 

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21. Should Women Take Creatine? The Truth Behind the Hype18 nov. 202500:23:08

Have you ever wondered whether creatine is actually worth taking or if it’s even meant for women at all?

Are you curious why so many experts are suddenly talking about creatine as a “must-have” for long-term health?

In this episode, I break down one of the most misunderstood supplements in women’s health: creatine. Not the gym bro stereotype or the bodybuilding myth. This is a deep, accessible, and actionable conversation about how creatine supports women through hormonal shifts, perimenopause, menopause, and beyond.

I discuss the research, physiology, gender gap, dosage, and six critical benefits most women have never been told about. If you’re experiencing changes in sleep, cognition, mood, muscle recovery, or energy as you move through your 30s, 40s, and 50s..this episode is a must listen.


In this episode:

• What creatine really is, and why the stereotypes around it are completely wrong

• Why women naturally start with lower creatine stores than men

• How much creatine women should take daily

• The difference between creatine monohydrate and other forms

• Why creatine is considered one of the most researched and safest supplements available

• How to pair creatine with resistance training for maximum benefits

• When to talk to your doctor before supplementing


Save 20% on my favorite creatine when you create a free account on Fullscript: https://us.fullscript.com/plans/bhommerding-creatine-monohydrate


Research Articles Mentioned:

PubMed ID:

PMID: 40371844

PMID: 39796530

PMID: 39545789 

PMID: 40854087


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20. The Importance of Gut Health for Hormone Balance with Amanda Dejak11 nov. 202500:51:57

Ever wondered how your gut health impacts your hormones?

In this episode, I sit down with Amanda Dejak, a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and Certified Colon Hydrotherapist based in Vancouver, Canada. Amanda has spent over a decade helping clients improve detoxification, digestion, and hormonal balance through natural approaches. With experience supporting clients dealing with cancer, Lyme disease, and chronic gut issues, Amanda brings a wealth of insight into what it really means to support your body’s detox and drainage pathways.

Together, we unpack how gut health and hormones are deeply connected—from estrogen metabolism and the estrobolome, to stress, digestion, and why regular bowel movements matter more than you think.


You’ll learn:

  • How your gut microbiome impacts estrogen balance (and what the β-glucuronidase enzyme has to do with it)
  • Why detox teas and cleanses miss the mark—and what real detoxification looks like
  • How stress and cortisol throw digestion off balance
  • The right way to approach colonics, enemas, and lymphatic drainage
  • What a healthy poop should look like
  • Practical ways to support your gut during each phase of your menstrual cycle


Connect with Amanda:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Keeping_regular

 

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19. Understanding Eating Disorders, Disordered Eating, and the Myths That Keep Women Stuck with Dr. Samantha Turetsky, PsyD04 nov. 202500:58:49

Trigger warning: This episode discusses eating disorders and body image. If you’re struggling, please reach out for support:


In this episode of Healthy Buzz, I sit down with Dr. Samantha Turetsky, PsyD, a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in eating disorders, perfectionism, and over-control. We break down the difference between disordered eating and eating disorders, how control and perfectionism fuel both, and why healing starts with rebuilding trust in your body.

We also talk about:

  • Why you can’t tell who has an eating disorder by looking at them
  • How “clean eating” and wellness culture can become harmful
  • The role of boundaries and language in recovery
  • Shifting from food rules to body trust and flexibility

 

This is an honest, compassionate conversation about learning to listen to your body and release the guilt around food and control.

Connect with Dr. Turetsky: 

Psychology Today | @DrSamanthaTuretsky: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/samantha-turetsky-seattle-wa/414168


Book referenced in today's show: Fat Talk; Parenting in the Age of Diet Culture by Virginia Sole-Smith https://virginiasolesmith.com/books/fat-talk-parenting-in-the-age-of-diet-culture/


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18. The Gut–Skin Connection: How Healing Your Gut Can Clear Your Skin Naturally with Daina Rasutis28 oct. 202500:49:01

Can your gut health really impact your skin? Absolutely — and today’s episode breaks down exactly how.

I am joined by Daina Rasutis founder of Table to Crave and certified Nutrition Therapist Master, to explore how acne is often a reflection of what’s happening inside your gut. From her journey as a civil engineer turned holistic nutritionist, Dina shares how science-backed testing and personalized nutrition can reveal the true root causes of stubborn skin issues — beyond creams and prescriptions.


In this episode:

  • The gut–skin axis and how gut imbalances like low stomach acid, candida, and parasites can trigger acne.
  • Why stress, nervous system dysregulation, and toxins play a hidden role in skin health.
  • How foundational healing (like mindful eating, proper digestion, and daily pooping!) sets the stage for clear skin.
  • The science behind GI Map and food sensitivity testing — and when they’re actually helpful.
  • The emotional side of acne: how to stay patient and supported during your healing journey.
  • Practical tips to balance blood sugar, support detox pathways, and nourish radiant skin from within.


Connect with Daina:

Website: https://www.tabletocrave.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tabletocrave/

Looking for the root cause of your Acne? Take the Acne Quiz: https://www.tabletocrave.com/quiz

 

 

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17. How to Work With Your Hormones (Cycle Syncing + Hormone Literacy) with Kate Nguy21 oct. 202500:51:46

Hormone health doesn’t have to be confusing. In this episode I am joined by Kate Nguy, Women’s Hormone & Wellness Specialist, Certified Women’s Hormone Health Practitioner, Executive Director of the Menopause Mission, and host of Aligned Womb, Aligned You. We talk about about practical cycle syncing and hormone literacy so you can work with your body instead of against it.

We cover how to recognize your inner “seasons,” understand stress and cortisol’s role in midlife shifts, and advocate for yourself with targeted testing and simple daily habits. If you’ve ever been told your symptoms are “just part of being a woman,” this conversation will give you clarity, language, and tools.


 In this episode:

  • What cycle syncing looks like across menstruation, follicular, ovulation, and luteal phases—and how to align energy, productivity, relationships, and training with each phase
  • Why hormone literacy is essential for navigating perimenopause and postmenopause (and how to spot red flags like debilitating period pain, persistent fatigue, and mood swings)
  • The stress–hormone connection: cortisol, DHEA, nervous system regulation, and why midlife can feel different
  • How to track your “fifth vital sign” (your cycle) and use data to guide nutrition, boundaries, and recovery
  • When hormone testing does matter (and what to do if you’re told it can’t be tested)

 

Connect with Kate:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thealignedwomb/

Website: https://www.sheerevival.com

Aligned Womb, Aligned You Podcast: https://www.sheerevival.com/podcast


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16. Hormonal Acne 101: Estrogen Dominance, DHT & Real Fixes with Cocoon’s Rachel Kirby14 oct. 202500:35:55

If your breakouts cluster around your chin and jaw, then flare before your period, this episode is your roadmap. We’re unpacking hormonal acne at the root (estrogen dominance, DHT, sluggish detox) and exactly how to support clear skin from the inside out.


I am sitting down with Rachel Kirby, founder of Cocoon, to demystify hormonal acne for adult women. Rachel shares her decade-long journey through prescriptions and topicals before discovering estrogen dominance, and how targeted support (DIM + detox pathways) finally cleared her skin.


We cover how to tell if your acne is hormone-driven, why liver/gut health matter, birth control nuances, PCOS patterns, and the endocrine-disrupting chemicals to ditch first.

What you'll learn:

  • Hormonal acne vs. “regular” acne and how adult patterns differ from teen breakouts.
  • Root causes to check: xenoestrogens (plastics, fragrance, parabens, phthalates), constipation/slow bile flow, liver load, and beta-glucuronidase on a GI-MAP.
  • What birth control actually does (ovulation suppression, androgen changes), who it helps, and why many fixes are short-term bandages.
  • Why pairing DIM with glutathione + calcium D-glucarate supports estrogen metabolism and elimination (not just recirculation).
  • Skincare that supports hormones: first three EDCs to avoid and an easy way to start safer swaps.


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Connect with Rachel:

Hormone Imbalance Quiz: https://cocoonskincare.ca/pages/quiz Website: cocoonskincare.ca

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cocoonskinco

 

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15. Fibroids & Endo: Real Answers, Real Options with Dr. Katashia Partee Kendrick, PharmD, BCACP, IHP 07 oct. 202500:40:59

Heavy periods, clots, back pain, “living around your cycle”? 

In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Katashia Partee Kendrick, PharmD, BCACP, IHP to cut through the confusion on fibroids. We talk about what they are, how they’re found (ultrasound/MRI), and real-world options from meds to ablation, UFE, myomectomy, and when/why hysterectomy is considered. 

We also touch on endo, pelvic floor PT, and simple lifestyle shifts (reduce endocrine disruptors, manage stress, move your body) that support symptoms.

You’ll learn:

  • Red flags that aren’t “just a heavy period”
  • Which imaging clarifies your next step
  • Pros/cons of common treatments (incl. fertility notes)
  • Why Black women face higher rates—and how to self-advocate

 

Connect with Dr. Katashia Partee 

Website: https://www.drkatashia.com

Instagram: @drkatashia

Facebook & Linkedin: Dr. Katashia Wellness Kollective 

 

Related episodes: Endometriosis Deep Dive;

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1QFI67JiEWcnNgbxLczj1l?si=H6Nu5jigSp-hLHawUWCTUg


Pelvic Floor PT 101:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/30f7aHRSd0lXloC9k1QNCi?si=RRMVDyNeRzSwVyWQtt7dxg

 

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14. Why Protein Matters in Perimenopause (and How Much You Really Need)30 sept. 202500:17:21

You’ve heard protein is important, but do you really know why it matters in perimenopause?

In this episode I’m cutting through the noise and breaking down why protein is such a game-changer during perimenopause and postmenopause. Protein isn’t just about building muscle—it’s about supporting your hormones, protecting bone health, managing weight shifts, and even helping with mood and brain fog.

In this episode:

  • What’s really happening with estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone during perimenopause
  • Why protein is essential for muscle mass, bone strength, and long-term health
  • How protein impacts satiety, metabolism, and weight management (without fad diets)
  • The connection between amino acids, brain function, and mood
  • Practical tips to reach 100g of protein daily without relying on shakes and bars


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Research articles mentioned in the show:

Dose–response relationship between protein intake and muscle mass increase:https://academic.oup.com/nutritionreviews/article/79/1/66/5936522

Protein appetite as an integrator in the obesity system: the protein leverage hypothesis: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rstb.2022.0212

Evidence for the protein leverage hypothesis in preschool children prone to obesity: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S026156142300314X

 

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