These are program notes for an audio program over at CorePsychPodcast. -Keeping the audio programs over there.
The term Insulin Resistance at first sounds too technical, but in
the end is one of the most pervasive and under appreciated hormone
disorders. It can make you depressed, and/or can simply kill you.
In this podcast Nat Jones, RPh, our compounding pharmacist
consultant, and I discuss how insulin resistance effects so many
medical and psychiatric problems. We share basic ways to address the
problem in any office before the need for diabetic meds. Insulin
resistance accompanies so many of the hormone dysregulations we see
everyday.
Some of the topics we discuss:
One other book not mentioned in the program, but an important
reference on the question of hormones and cancer, a topic we did
discuss, is the book by John Lee MD – one of those responsible for the
Women's Health Initiative: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer
The topic for the next program: Andropause: Male Menopause – measurement and safe correction without just throwing testosterone at it.
This program: 31 min duration
-and has the same excellent energy as our previous Nat interviews.
3 Comments
very informative post.thanks for sharing.
Connie Myers
Eleanor,
Interesting site loaded with information about supplements and food changes that support balance hormonal functioning.
Thanks,
cp
I recently came across this site ( http://tinyurl.com/3fvonw ) which features an article on the so-called “Fertility Diet.” It includes eating foods high in unsaturated fat, protein (from vegetables), iron, and high-fat dairy foods. It’s also supposed to contribute to those who have poor blood sugar control due to insulin resistance. Some examples the article gives of food that promote fertility in women are canola oils, veggie proteins (tempeh, tofu) butter, cheese, legumes, and meats! I’d say it’s a pretty good alternative to taking medications!