How Elsie Hewitt Finally Got Answers About Her Pain

The Gut, Brain & Inflammation Connection in Endometriosis | Savannah Regensburger, MS, MBA, CNS

“Endometriosis is not just a reproductive disease. It affects the entire body.” -- Savannah Regensburger, MS, MBA, CNS What if your digestive issues, fatigue, brain fog, and chronic pain weren’t separate problems — but all connected to endometriosis? In this episode of EndoTV, Diana Falzone speaks with Savannah Regensburger, MS, MBA, CNS, clinical nutritionist and endometriosis advocate, about the realities of living with chronic illness, navigating a 12-year diagnostic delay, and learning how inflammation, gut health, hormones, and nutrition all play a role in endometriosis management. They discuss anti-inflammatory nutrition, fertility, iron deficiency, flares, and the emotional toll of feeling dismissed for years. This is an honest and empowering conversation for anyone living with endometriosis or supporting someone who is.

The Missing Piece in Endometriosis Care After Surgery

What happens after endometriosis surgery? In this episode of EndoTV, Diana Falzone speaks with Nicoletta and Jessica about the overlooked reality many patients face after excision surgery: persistent inflammation, fatigue, hormone imbalance, pain flares, and nervous system dysfunction. Together, they discuss the neuroimmune component of endometriosis, MTHFR genetic variants, nutrient therapy, hormone support, low-dose naltrexone, and why multidisciplinary long-term care matters. This conversation sheds light on the growing understanding that endometriosis is far more than a reproductive disease — and why surgery alone is not always enough for lasting symptom relief.

Alexis Roderick Joel on Endometriosis Misdiagnosis, Pain, and Hope

"Alexis Roderick Joel opens up about her long, painful journey with endometriosis—and how years of misdiagnoses, frustration, and self-advocacy finally led her to answers. In this episode of EndoTV, Alexis talks with host Diana Falzone about the stigma, silence, and suffering that so many with endo experience—and the importance of research, self-education, and hope.Read Alexis's full endo story here:https://www.endofound.org/fashion-designer-entrepreneur-and-social-media-influencer-making-endometriosis-awareness-a-priority-Presented by: EndoFound & EndoTV

How Elsie Hewitt Finally Got Answers About Her Pain

Elsie Hewitt  @ElsieEats  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCXviUS1xL5gc1NCG6JVrY6g] opens up to EndoTV host Diana Falzone about her years of being misdiagnosed, the internal struggle of owning her pain, and the turning point that led to answers. From misunderstood symptoms to finding the right doctor, Elsie shares what it took to get a proper diagnosis and the courage it took to speak out—especially now, as she prepares to welcome her first child with Pete Davidson. In this candid interview, Elsie talks about:Her battle with severe symptoms since her teensWhy it took so long to be taken seriouslyHer decision to finally advocate for herselfThe emotional toll of having her pain minimizedPregnancy cravings (including a lot of pickles!)Why sharing her story was never a questionRead her full story: https://www.endofound.org/model-and-actress-elsie-hewitt-talks-to-endotv-about-her-endometriosis-journey-and-pregnancy Presented by: EndoFound & EndoTV

Dr. Danielle Luciano: Why Endometriosis Must Be Redefined as a Systemic Disease

In this powerful episode of EndoTV, Dr. Danielle Luciano returns to share groundbreaking updates from Connecticut—where state funding for the EndoRise biorepository and awareness initiatives is being renewed. This crucial support is helping drive research, education, and hope for those with endometriosis.Dr. Luciano discusses:The molecular complexity of endometriosisWhy it should no longer be classified as a “benign gynecologic disease”Challenges of recurrence even after excision surgeryThe psychological toll and importance of mental health supportThe need to end patient-blaming and embrace interdisciplinary careThe impact of systemic inflammation, comorbidities, and misunderstood symptomsHer personal mission to help redefine how we treat and understand endoPresented by: EndoFound & EndoTV