203 - How Your Gut Health Affects PCOS [Podcast with Dr. Robin Rose]
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203 – How Your Gut Health Affects PCOS [Podcast with Dr. Robin Rose]

Dr. Robin Rose explains how the gut microbiome directly affects PCOS and how a lot of the issues women face with PCOS like trying to conceive, hormonal imbalances, thyroid issues and increased inflammation are connected to gut health. Dr. Rose says “The gut microbiome is responsible for 80% of our immune health and overall health.” This means we should be paying more attention to how we can improve our gut health to improve our overall health and PCOS.

Dr. Robin Rose is a double board-certified specialist in Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine, specializing in functional medicine. Dr. Rose is the founder and CEO of Terrain Health where she practices next generation healthcare, integrating systems biology with an innovative approach that requires a deep understanding of each person’s biochemical, genetic, and lifestyle factors.

 

Tune in as they discuss:

  • How stress affects your gut health
  • Why birth control doesn’t solve the root problem of PCOS (gut health)
  • Gut health & fertility
  • How to give your gut a “break” to get better for it to heal
  • Supplements & foods that help lower inflammation
  • Why gluten is a problem for the gut

 

 

 

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Resources Mentioned:

Dr. Robin Rose website 

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Dr. Robin Rosa Instagram 

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