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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2025 · 29 MIN

5 Reasons Why You Feel Like Sh*t But Your Labs Keep Coming Back "Normal"

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In this podcast episode, Taylor Lechner discusses the frustrations women face when dealing with hormonal health issues that persist despite normal lab results. She emphasizes the importance of personalized self-care and explores the differences between conventional medicine and functional medicine. The episode highlights the need for optimal lab ranges and a deeper understanding of women's health symptoms, encouraging women to seek comprehensive health assessments for their unique health needs. Learn more about how to balance your hormones and take control of your well-being with a more personalized approach to hormonal health and self-care routines.   Conventional lab tests often miss the root causes of symptoms. Stress, gut health, and nutrition play crucial roles in women's health. Acne can be linked to various underlying issues, not just hormones. Copper levels can impact mental health and hormonal balance. Women should advocate for their health and seek tailored solutions. Stay Connected: FREE Breakup with Birth Control Masterclass VIP 1:1 Coaching Birth Control Reset Instagram TikTok     

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