Women Want Strong Men
Optimizing Health Through Environmental Awareness, Hormones and Weight Loss with Dr. Rudy Eberwein, MD
Join Dr. Rudy Eberwein and host Amy Stuttle in this thought-provoking podcast that delves deep into the realms of hormones, health, weight loss and environmental awareness. Dr. Eberwein, a respected expert in hormone optimization and weight loss, along with host Amy, explore the intersection of modern health challenges and the evolving landscape of environmental toxins.
Dr. Eberwein draws upon his vast medical expertise to discuss the growing phenomenon of hormone deficiency in younger men, uncovering the startling changes that have taken place over recent decades.
With a focus on environmental toxins, the podcast reveals the hidden dangers lurking in everyday products, from plastics to cosmetics. Dr. Eberwein takes you on a journey through the impacts of these toxins on our bodies and the alarming rise of chronic diseases across multiple organ systems. He unveils startling facts about common chemicals found in water supplies and products, making a compelling case for heightened awareness and responsible consumer choices.
Dr. Eberwein offers invaluable insights into metabolic health, weight loss, and their intricate links to hormones. He clarifies the misconceptions around estrogen and its role in hormonal balance while shedding light on the misunderstood world of GLP-1 medications, revealing their potent effects on appetite, insulin resistance, and cardiovascular health.
Products Discussed:
Amazon List Of Non-Toxic Products
What contaminations are in your water?
Previous podcast with Dr. Anthony Jay- Artificial Estrogen Exposure And How They Are Making Us Fat, Sick And Infertile
Dr. Eberwein Instagram
Dr. Eberwein Clinic - Medical Health Institute
Amy Stuttle Instagram
Questions email to podcast@amystuttle.com
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Join Dr. Rudy Eberwein and host Amy Stuttle in this thought-provoking podcast that delves deep into the realms of hormones, health, weight loss and environmental awareness. Dr. Eberwein, a respected expert in hormone optimization and weight loss, along with host Amy, explore the intersection of modern health challenges and the evolving landscape of environmental toxins.
Dr. Eberwein draws upon his vast medical expertise to discuss the growing phenomenon of hormone deficiency in younger men, uncovering the startling changes that have taken place over recent decades.
With a focus on environmental toxins, the podcast reveals the hidden dangers lurking in everyday products, from plastics to cosmetics. Dr. Eberwein takes you on a journey through the impacts of these toxins on our bodies and the alarming rise of chronic diseases across multiple organ systems. He unveils startling facts about common chemicals found in water supplies and products, making a compelling case for heightened awareness and responsible consumer choices.
Dr. Eberwein offers invaluable insights into metabolic health, weight loss, and their intricate links to hormones. He clarifies the misconceptions around estrogen and its role in hormonal balance while shedding light on the misunderstood world of GLP-1 medications, revealing their potent effects on appetite, insulin resistance, and cardiovascular health.
Products Discussed:
Amazon List Of Non-Toxic Products
Dr. Eberwein Instagram
Dr. Eberwein Clinic - Medical Health Institute
Amy Stuttle Instagram
Questions email to podcast@amystuttle.com
This podcast is not medical advice.