In this episode, Dr. Dylan Cutler, a PhD specialist in obstetrics and gynecology from Victoria, BC, discusses how lifestyle modifications can aid in managing and healing Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS).

Dr. Cutler emphasizes the importance of nutrition, exercise, mindfulness, and sleep in reducing PCOS symptoms. She also touches on advocacy in healthcare settings, the benefits of forest bathing, and misconceptions about certain foods and supplements for those managing PCOS. Additionally, she shares her personal experiences with PCOS and its mental health impacts, offering practical tips and resources for viewers.

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I’m thrilled to share my latest episode of The Egg Whisperer Show, where I sit down with the inspiring Alison Beder Solway. Alison is a fitness expert, author, and mother of four who has a unique and beautiful perspective on perseverance, self-advocacy, and hope. In this episode, we dive into her journey of expanding her family through surrogacy 25 years ago and her more recent experience of training for the New York City Marathon.

These two life-changing experiences inspired her memoir, The Miles We Run, where she shares how surrogacy and marathon running are deeply connected through themes of endurance, discipline, and resilience.

In this episode, we cover:

• How surrogacy and marathon training both teach endurance and resilience.
• The importance of self-advocacy in healthcare and personal journeys.
• Alison's reflections on hope and perseverance during life's challenges.
• Lessons from blending mental and physical strength to overcome obstacles.
• The inspiration behind Alison’s memoir, The Miles We Run.

Resources:

You can find Alison’s memoir, The Miles We Run, wherever books are sold.
To learn more about her fitness programs, visit ABS Fitness, where Alison helps women over 40 build strength and resilience.
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In this episode of The Egg Whisperer Show, I’m joined by the amazing Dina Kupfer, CBS 13 News anchor and advocate for normalizing conversations around fertility. Dina shares her deeply personal fertility journey, including the heartbreak of experiencing three missed miscarriages over the past three years and how it shaped her perspective on the importance of support and education. She opens up about her decision to share her story publicly, the outpouring of encouragement she received, and how it’s inspired her to help others feel less alone.

We also dive into the role mental health plays in navigating fertility challenges. Dina talks about the tools that have helped her, from therapy to meditation and staying active, and how they’ve supported her healing and resilience. Together, we explore the need for greater awareness, early intervention options, and the power of community in fertility care. Dina’s courage and openness are truly inspiring, and I’m so grateful to have her on the show.

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