Our last episode was a basic primer on all things gut health from a naturopathic perspective. We talked about motility, inflammation, and elimination. Today, we are going to go deeper into all those things but with a special focus on hormones. We don't normally think of hormones as being a major factor in gut health, but they absolutely are. Your digestive system is full of estrogen receptors and so when estrogen goes out of balance it can throw your whole gut out of wack.

On this episode, I am talking about hormones, menopause, and gut health with my friend and colleague Dr. Cara Slater. We have offices right next to each other and we both see patients all the time who have gut problems—like constipation and bloating—and the root cause issue is not necessarily their diet or food sensitivity. A lot of times, when we balance out their hormones, we see their digestive symptoms settle down.

So if you have any tummy troubles—especially if you are on birth control or in even the very early stages of perimenopause or menopause—we have a bunch of tips and ideas for how to bring your hormones and gut under control. And that can have huge benefits for your overall health, for your skin, energy, and mood. And it can get you feeling like yourself again!

Our last episode was a basic primer on all things gut health from a naturopathic perspective. We talked about motility, inflammation, and elimination. Today, we are going to go deeper into all those things but with a special focus on hormones. We don't normally think of hormones as being a major factor in gut health, but they absolutely are. Your digestive system is full of estrogen receptors and so when estrogen goes out of balance it can throw your whole gut out of wack.
On this episode, I am talking about hormones, menopause, and gut health with my friend and colleague Dr. Cara Slater. We have offices right next to each other and we both see patients all the time who have gut problems—like constipation and bloating—and the root cause issue is not necessarily their diet or food sensitivity. A lot of times, when we balance out their hormones, we see their digestive symptoms settle down.
So if you have any tummy troubles—especially if you are on birth control or in even the very early stages of perimenopause or menopause—we have a bunch of tips and ideas for how to bring your hormones and gut under control. And that can have huge benefits for your overall health, for your skin, energy, and mood. And it can get you feeling like yourself again!

On Get Personal with Dr. Kris, Kris Wallace, NMD, shares the knowledge she's gained from her 30+ years working in the health field including her work as a naturopathic physician, to help people get to the root cause of their health issues. Whether it's anxiety, hormonal imbalance, thyroid dysfunction or weight challenges, she covers how to diagnose, treat and recover from a variety of ailments that leave people feeling helpless. Tune in and join a community of people who are ready to have their health questions answered by being unafraid to get personal.

On Get Personal with Dr. Kris, Kris Wallace, NMD, shares the knowledge she's gained from her 30+ years working in the health field including her work as a naturopathic physician, to help people get to the root cause of their health issues. Whether it's anxiety, hormonal imbalance, thyroid dysfunction or weight challenges, she covers how to diagnose, treat and recover from a variety of ailments that leave people feeling helpless. Tune in and join a community of people who are ready to have their health questions answered by being unafraid to get personal.

Get Personal with Dr. Kris

On Get Personal with Dr. Kris, Kris Wallace, NMD, shares the knowledge she's gained from her 30+ years working in the health field including her work as a naturopathic physician, to help people get to the root cause of their health issues. Whether it's anxiety, hormonal imbalance, thyroid dysfunction or weight challenges, she covers how to diagnose, treat and recover from a variety of ailments that leave people feeling helpless. Tune in and join a community of people who are ready to have their health questions answered by being unafraid to get personal.

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