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EPISODE · Jul 1, 2026 · 41 MIN

Episode 152: The Hidden Immune Connection To Endometriosis, HPV, Herpes & Recurrent Vaginal Infections: Causes, Triggers & Solutions w/Christian Sohmen

from The Strength in Hormones Podcast · host Lauren Papanos

The Hidden Immune Connection To Endometriosis, HPV, Herpes & Recurrent Vaginal Infections: Causes, Triggers & Solutions with Christian Sohmen   A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 The immune connection to fertility & unexplained infertility The overlooked immune drivers of endometriosis Why recurrent BV, yeast infections, HPV, & herpes keep coming back Why antibiotics often don’t solve recurrent infections How immune balance influences women’s reproductive health Where micro-immunotherapy fits into a root cause approach   Important show links 👇👇👇 Learn how Micro-immunotherapy can help with autoimmune conditions  Book a Functional Clarity Session with one of our dietitians Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app

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