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🗓️ 27 September 2021
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Keto diets have become very popular for weight loss, and many people swear by them for addressing a variety of health issues. However, there are pitfalls associated with being on these diets for extended periods of time.
Sara Gottfried, MD, is an expert on women’s hormonal health, and in this podcast she discusses the reasons why a keto diet can be stressful to adrenal balance, the gut microbiome, and overall wellness, as well as the best way for women to approach short-term keto dieting.
Listen as Sara breaks down the importance of moderate carb intake, and the connections between food, hormones, and a seasonal approach to diet.
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0:47.5 | again with Dr. Sarah Gottfried. We discussed her coming book, Women, Food, and Hormones, which helps women use the ketogenic diet almost as a reset, the appropriate way, a way in which you can reap the metabolic rewards, but also not fall into some of the pitfalls, which I definitely see in the clinic, of extended or overuse |
1:12.8 | of the ketogenic diet, which can lead to things like fatigue, hair loss, and insomnia. So we go |
1:18.2 | into some detail about the book, the approach, and again, how to use the ketogenic diet the |
1:26.2 | right way in women, avoiding some of the pitfalls. |
1:30.0 | One of the potential pitfalls or areas of concern when mentioning ketogenic dieting used in a |
1:37.3 | population of women is potential thyroid problems. So we discussed that. We also had a very interesting kind of sidebar |
1:46.8 | conversation on cortisol and how to look at cortisol, how to think about it. And I think most |
1:54.4 | importantly, what to do about aberancies in cortisol. And that all took us about an hour to get through. There was a |
2:03.7 | lot there. One of the things I have always appreciated about Sarah is she's not only progressive |
2:10.1 | and open-minded, but evidence-based and skeptical. So we both have kind of a similar way we filter |
2:17.0 | information so as to bring you really the best |
2:20.4 | information and not get swept away in theory or speculation, but also be open-minded and searching |
2:27.0 | for things that may help people. So with that, we will go to the conversation here with Dr. Sarah Gottfried and her new book, |
2:35.8 | Women, Food and Hormones. |
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2:44.1 | Okay, here we go. |
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