EPISODE · Nov 7, 2025 · 40 MIN
Episode 44: Sex Hormones & Metabolic Health
from Lifestyle School Podcast · host Hope Plack
When most people think about metabolism, they think about weight or blood sugar. When they think about hormones, they think about estrogen, testosterone, or maybe thyroid. But here’s the truth: your metabolism and your sex hormones are deeply connected. In this episode of the Lifestyle School Podcast, Hope unpacks how insulin resistance and metabolic dysfunction directly impact testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone — in both men and women. You’ll learn why high insulin makes men less masculine and women less feminine, and how restoring insulin sensitivity helps your body express the health, confidence, and vitality it was designed for. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: The sex hormones men and women both have — and why balance, not elimination, is the key. How insulin resistance lowers testosterone in men and drives estrogen dominance in women. What the aromatization process is and how it steals masculinity at the cellular level. Why good metabolic health allows men to feel stronger and women to feel more feminine. The roles of cortisol, thyroid, and leptin in reproductive health. Simple lifestyle strategies to stabilize insulin and restore hormonal balance. Resources & Links Follow Hope on Instagram: @hopeplackcoaching Learn more about Lifestyle School for Weight-Loss: www.hopeplackcoaching.com Apply for the 8-Week Personalized Coaching Program (limited spots available!) Email [email protected] If you’ve been feeling like your body isn’t working the way it should — low energy, irregular cycles, low libido, mood swings — don’t just chase symptoms. Start with your metabolism. Tune into this episode to learn how your sex hormones depend on metabolic health, and discover practical steps to restore balance.
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