EPISODE · Jun 26, 2024 · 47 MIN
Dr. Taz: An Integrative Medicine Approach to Fertility & Hormone Balance
from The Babymakers Fertility Podcast
Balanced hormones are essential for babymaking, so we interviewed integrative wellness expert Dr Taz Bhatia (author of The Hormone Shift and Super Woman Rx ) to learn more about optimizing ovarian potential and improving fertility. In this info-packed episode, Dr Danica and Dr Taz break down the three most common ovarian challenges for women on the fertility journey: hypothalamic ovulatory dysfunction PCOS Premature Ovarian Failure due to a diagnosis of premature menopause The first step in returning the ovaries to a state of balance involves understanding what creates imbalance in the first place. A pioneer in the field of integrative women’s reproductive health, Dr Taz shares her unique diagnostic system, innovative health strategies, and her unique experience as a holistic physician who transitioned her medical practice from the ER to the world of integrative medicine. Dr Taz is a “super woman” and a super doctor; she’s knowledgeable, innovative and incredibly passionate about helping other women become more empowered about their hormones. Whether you’re navigating preconception, muddling through a diagnosis of unexplained infertility, or navigating peri/post menopause, this conversation will provide new insights that point you in a solid direction forward. To see Dr Taz in Los Angeles, email [email protected], or learn more about her Centre Spring clinic in Atlanta: Sponsoredcentrespringmd.comhttps://www.centrespringmd.comDr. Taz Bhatia M.D. | Integrative & Holistic Doctor AtlantaExecutive Producer: Danica ThornberryAssociate Producer: Miranda OgletreeAudio Engineer: Patrick EdwardsThis episode is sponsored by:wellpeople Integrative Healing (wellpeoplehealing.com)The Seed Fertility Program- (seedfertility.com PROMO CODE: BABYMAKERS)
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