04 Lady Cycles

08 EDCs Explained: The Data on Toxicity and the Endocrine System

What are Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs), and how concerned should we be about toxicity? We dive into the science behind things such as BPAs and phthalates, exploring what the data actually says about their effects on hormonal health and the endocrine system. We discuss where EDCs come from, working toward a non-toxic home, and understanding what you can and can’t control.   In this episode, Erin mentions The Plastic Detox, a documentary series streaming on Netflix; and the nonfiction book Murderland: Crime and Bloodlust in the Time of Serial Killers by Caroline Fraser.   We take a moment to remind you that while this is a medical discussion, it is not providing a diagnosis or treatment or any medical advice. The only way to get a diagnosis, treatment or medical advice for your particular condition is through a discussion with your doctor.   Please subscribe savvypatient.substack.com [https://savvypatient.substack.com/] Visit www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast [https://www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast] for episode transcripts. Watch full podcast episodes @TheSavvyPatient on Youtube.com [http://youtube.com]. Get your copy of The Hormone Loop by Dr. Gillian Goddard wherever books are sold.   This episode was produced and edited by Erin Stein. Music: “All We Live For (instrumental)” by Wolfclub licensed through Audiio.com. Intro and outro edited, and video created, by Ian Mayer. The Savvy Patient logo by Amanda Spielman.

07 What is a GLP1-RA?

You’ve heard about Ozempic and Zepbound, but what are these GLP-1 receptor agonists designed for? We go beyond the celebrity weight loss hype to explain the discovery of the GLP-1 hormone, the development of these medications for diabetes, the role of BMI, side effects, and much more.   We take a moment to remind you that while this is a medical discussion, it is not providing a diagnosis or treatment or any medical advice. The only way to get a diagnosis, treatment or medical advice for your particular condition is through a discussion with your doctor.   Please subscribe savvypatient.substack.com [https://savvypatient.substack.com/] Visit www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast [https://www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast] for episode transcripts. Watch full podcast episodes @TheSavvyPatient on Youtube.com [http://youtube.com]. Get your copy of The Hormone Loop by Dr. Gillian Goddard wherever books are sold.   This episode was produced and edited by Erin Stein. Music: “All We Live For (instrumental)” by Wolfclub licensed through Audiio.com. Intro and outro edited, and video created, by Ian Mayer. The Savvy Patient logo by Amanda Spielman.

06 Breast Cancer (Erin's Version) Part 1

Last year, co-host Erin Stein went through diagnosis and treatment for pre-menopausal breast cancer. She intimately details her patient experience from mammogram to MRI, from cancer surgery and breast reconstruction to Tamoxifen. Erin shares insights from her journey with her boobs so other women will know what to expect.   We take a moment to remind you that while this is a medical discussion, it is not providing a diagnosis or treatment or any medical advice. The only way to get a diagnosis, treatment or medical advice for your particular condition is through a discussion with your doctor.   Please subscribe savvypatient.substack.com [https://savvypatient.substack.com/] Visit www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast [https://www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast] for episode transcripts. Watch full podcast episodes @TheSavvyPatient on Youtube.com [http://youtube.com]. Get your copy of The Hormone Loop by Dr. Gillian Goddard wherever books are sold.   This episode was produced and edited by Erin Stein. Music: “All We Live For (instrumental)” by Wolfclub licensed through Audiio.com. Intro and outro edited, and video created, by Ian Mayer. The Savvy Patient logo by Amanda Spielman.

05 PCOS Basics: This Syndrome is More Common Than You Think

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (now PMOS) is a wildly common endocrine condition among women. We explain why, and cover PCOS symptoms, diagnosis, its impact on ovulation and fertility, and break down the process of getting treatment.   We take a moment to remind you that while this is a medical discussion, it is not providing a diagnosis or treatment or any medical advice. The only way to get a diagnosis, treatment or medical advice for your particular condition is through a discussion with your doctor.   Please subscribe savvypatient.substack.com [https://savvypatient.substack.com/] Visit www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast [https://www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast] for episode transcripts. Watch full podcast episodes @TheSavvyPatient on Youtube.com [http://youtube.com]. Get your copy of The Hormone Loop by Dr. Gillian Goddard wherever books are sold.   This episode was produced and edited by Erin Stein. Music: “All We Live For (instrumental)” by Wolfclub licensed through Audiio.com. Intro and outro edited, and video created, by Ian Mayer. The Savvy Patient logo by Amanda Spielman.

04 Lady Cycles

Cut through the confusion over Perimenopause and Menopause. We talk through all the stages of the female reproductive Hormone Loop--and there are way more than we've been told. A true understanding of women's health starts here!   We take a moment to remind you that while this is a medical discussion, it is not providing a diagnosis or treatment or any medical advice. The only way to get a diagnosis, treatment or medical advice for your particular condition is through a discussion with your doctor.   Please subscribe savvypatient.substack.com [https://savvypatient.substack.com/] Visit www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast [https://www.thesavvypatient.com/podcast] for episode transcripts. Watch full podcast episodes @TheSavvyPatient on Youtube.com [http://youtube.com]. Get your copy of The Hormone Loop by Dr. Gillian Goddard wherever books are sold.   This episode was produced and edited by Erin Stein. Music: “All We Live For (instrumental)” by Wolfclub licensed through Audiio.com. Intro and outro edited, and video created, by Ian Mayer. The Savvy Patient logo by Amanda Spielman.