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Are You Menstrual?

Cholesterol and Your Hormones

Are You Menstrual?

Amanda Montalvo

Nutrition, Are You Menstrual?, Alternative Health, Period Podcast, Education, Women's Health, Sexuality, Amanda Montalvo, Menstrual Podcast, Health & Fitness

5831 Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2022

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I am doing a deep dive on cholesterol and the many different things it does in the body as well as how it impacts our hormones. I’ll also be covering how certain minerals can impact cholesterol and go through some things to consider when looking at your cholesterol lab test results. This podcast episode is for informational purposes only. While I will be discussing lab tests and possible interpretations for results, you can’t interpret a lab completely without having a w...

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0:00.0

Hey, this is Amanda, women's health dietitian. And I'm Emily, nutritional therapy practitioner.

0:05.6

And this is the RU menstrual podcast, where we help you navigate the confusing world of women's hormones and teach you how to have healthy periods.

0:12.9

Each week, we will be diving into a different topic on women's health and sharing our perspective using nutrition, female physiology, and metabolic health.

0:20.9

Our goal is to help you wait through conflicting health information and empower you on your

0:24.8

healing journey. We hope you enjoy it.

0:37.4

Okay, we have another deep dive episode for you. This one is all on cholesterol and how it can impact our hormones, plus a lot of other things. And I'm really going to be focusing on all the different functions of cholesterol in the body. I will cover how it impacts our hormones, how our hormones can impact cholesterol. And then I'm going to dig into different things that you

0:59.4

want to consider when you're looking at your cholesterol levels. And with that being said,

1:04.5

this podcast is for informational purposes only, as always, especially when I go into lab test

1:10.2

results. I know it can be like a little

1:12.6

hairy because people often think like, oh, well, mine's not optimal or mine's high or mine's

1:17.5

low and they want to know exactly what to do or if I'm mentioning certain things, it could be helpful.

1:23.0

They want to know if it applies to them. And you just can't interpret labs without having a person to

1:28.5

compare it to. I think that's like the most important thing to always keep in mind. So if something

1:34.2

really hits home for you and you're like, yes, I feel like this could potentially be a good fit for

1:38.1

me. Talk with your doctor. I am linking a ton of references in the show notes for everything. So

1:42.7

you'll have a lot to work with if they want to see any data or science on it, hopefully they're looking that up themselves.

1:48.5

But if you want to bring them something and say, hey, I think X, Y, Z could be a good fit for me.

1:53.1

What do you think?

1:54.1

Here's some more information.

1:55.8

All that's going to be available for you in the show notes.

1:58.4

So let's get into this cholesterol deep dive. So what exactly is

2:04.5

cholesterol? It is a fat like substance that is transported throughout our bodies via the blood.

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