Why “Normal” Cycle Isn’t Always Healthy with Dr. Erin Ellis
Are you struggling with heavy periods, unbearable cramps, or just feeling terrible? Don’t brush it off as “normal.” It’s not.
“You are in charge of your own body, you know your body best. So if there’s something off, don’t stop at normal, keep fighting and advocating for yourself.” Dr. Erin Ellis
Your body is trying to tell you something, and it’s important to listen.
Ever wondered what’s happening inside your body, especially with those mysterious hormones?
Whether you’re fighting mood swings, battling low energy, or simply want to know your body better, this podcast is a must-listen. Dr. Erin and I discuss everything about hormones in this insightful episode.
Grab your headphones and get ready to learn what your body’s been trying to tell you.
We also talked about the following:
- Why women should stand up and demand better care for reproductive health testing
- Why awful menstrual periods should not be normalized (it’s not supposed to be painful)
- The long-term effects of birth control on your body (and how it really fixes nothing)
- How coffee and sugar effects your hormones
- Importance of self-awareness for better health
Meet Dr. Erin
Dr. Ellis is a Naturopathic Doctor who helps women balance hormones, fix crappy periods and regain energy they once had to be their happiest, healthiest selves. In 2010
Dr. Ellis was diagnosed with a rare form of Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma which was the turning point in her life and prompted her to pursue her dreams of becoming a Naturopathic Doctor.
Having had a cancer diagnosis at such a young age, Dr. Ellis’s mission is to empower those to take control of their health. Life is too short to feel sub-optimal and given the right tools, your body has the innate ability to heal itself.
When she’s not empowering others to become their best versions, Dr. Ellis enjoys spending time helping her community, spending time with her dogs, hav
Connect with Dr. Erin
If this episode inspired you in some way, take a screenshot of you listening on your device and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @renaefieck.
