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The Doctor's Kitchen Podcast

#18 Eat For Endometriosis - with Dr Anita Mitra

The Doctor's Kitchen Podcast

Dr Rupy Aujla

Mindset, Healthy Eating, Nutrition, Health And Wellbeing, Health & Fitness, Dr Rupy, Nutritional Medicine, Wellness, Healthy Recipes, Improving Health, Doctor's Kitchen, Health Goals, Medicine, Mental Wellbeing, 868329, Lifestyle, Food And Lifestyle

4.72.7K Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2019

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to this episode of the podcast. Today we're going to be talking with one of my favourites for the podcast - Gynaecologist and lifestyle medicine advocate, Anita Mitra aka the Gynae Geek - who returns to the podcast, this time to discuss Endometriosis.


Essentially, Anita is the gynaecologist and women's health specialist that everyone wishes they had - she is an absolute wealth of information.


In today's episode we talk about the following

  • What Endometriosis actually is
  • Why to avoid treatments like colonic irrigation
  • The importance of drinking water and eating fibre in your diet
  • The importance of Oestrogen in your body
  • What is Oestrogen dominance
  • The importance of exercise
  • Why fruit can be one of the best things to include in your diet


If I could recommend one recipe to sum up today's episode it would be the Greek Style Giant Beans which is going to be in my new book - Eat to Beat Illness- out on 21st March. This recipe is absolutely delicious - it's Greek style, there's lots of greens in there, plus lots of beans, all in a delicious mediterranean style tomato sauce and super easy to make.


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0:00.0

If you had a higher fruit intake in particular, so fruit more than vegetable, you actually had

0:15.4

a decreased risk of developing endometriosis.

0:19.2

And this study to me is so important because I think that we've become quite scared of

0:24.8

eating fruit.

0:27.1

Welcome to the Doctor's Kitchen podcast with me, Doctor Rupi.

0:32.0

Today we're going to be talking with one of my favourites for the podcast, Anita Meachre,

0:37.6

who's a gynecologist, a lifestyle medicine advocate. She also has her own book out now.

0:43.2

It's called The Guinegeek, Your No Nonsense Guide to Down There Healthcare. It's absolutely

0:49.1

fantastic. It's actually a collection of patient anecdotes, questions that she often gets

0:55.3

asked and clinic. Essentially, Anita is the gynecologist, the women's health specialist

1:01.0

that everyone wishes they had. She is just incredible. And you'll know from the previous

1:06.4

podcast where we've talked about polyphenols and yoga and all these different sorts of lifestyle

1:11.2

features that are really important for our being, she is an absolute wealth of information.

1:15.4

In today's episode, we're going to be talking about what endometriosis actually is,

1:19.8

why you should avoid things like colonic irrigation. I can't believe people are still having that.

1:24.6

The importance of drinking water, eating fiber and why pulling properly actually has a very

1:29.7

important placement, it comes to women's health. The importance of estrogen and what

1:34.4

instrument does in your body and what can happen if we have estrogen dominance, exercise,

1:39.5

fruit and why fruit actually has a bad reputation, what actually is one of the

1:43.5

best things you can do to put into your diet and why we shouldn't be neglecting it.

1:47.5

You're going to love this episode. Let's get into it.

1:49.7

Anita, welcome back to the show. Hi, thanks for having me for the hat trick.

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