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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2026 · 27 MIN

Episode 161: Could Poor Oxygen Delivery Be Draining Your Energy? with Teresa Reile

from The Strength in Hormones Podcast · host Lauren Papanos

Could Poor Oxygen Delivery Be Draining Your Energy?   In this episode of the Functional Fueling Podcast, we discuss: What hypoxia actually means & why oxygen matters for energy production Why normal blood oxygen doesn’t always tell the full story The connection between oxygen, mitochondria & fatigue How breathing, hydration & movement may support oxygen delivery Where iron fits into the oxygenation picture What may impact oxygen availability at the tissue level Emerging strategies being explored to support oxygenation     Important show links INJECT Oxygen into your LIFE with Patriox Liquid Oxygen Water Pre-Order my book The Thyroid Breakthrough  Take The Energy Leak quiz  Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app   ⚠DISCLAIMER: The information in this episode should be used for general education purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your medical provider before beginning any new health recommendations.

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