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🗓️ 29 August 2022
⏱️ 10 minutes
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0:00.0 | Pets bring so much joy from those happy greetings at the door to the warm |
0:05.2 | cuddles on the sofa so give a little love back with dental life from Purina a |
0:10.6 | range of delicious chews made for dogs and tasty snacks for cats that help clean and support your pets teeth and gums. |
0:18.5 | Essential for their overall well-being and a happy healthy life. They give you plenty of smiles so |
0:25.2 | look after theirs with dental life. Pick up dental life in the pet food aisle. |
0:29.9 | Hey this is Dr. Marissa women's hormone expert author and the host of the Essentially You Podcast. |
0:37.6 | And today I'm going to be continuing my series on highlighting the incredible hormones in our body. |
0:43.0 | Now if you missed out on learning about testosterone and progestrones, |
0:46.1 | definitely go back and check out those episodes and note |
0:49.4 | that I'm going to be sharing a lot more hormones |
0:51.7 | in my shorty episodes so that you just have a great sense of |
0:55.1 | what's going on in your body and how your hormones work. Now today I'm going to be |
0:58.9 | sharing five major benefits of having healthy estrogen levels and why you should be giving |
1:03.8 | some extra extra love to this powerhouse hormone. First off as you probably know |
1:08.7 | estrogen is the Beyoncé of all women's hormones. Without estrogen we would literally fall apart just like without |
1:16.6 | Beyoncé. Our bones would break our mood and energy would crash our brain would stop |
1:20.8 | working our heart would have a hard time, and our hair would fall out. |
1:24.7 | Not a good look. But what exactly is estrogen and how does it work? Well, estrogen is a female |
1:31.7 | sex hormone produced in the adrenal glands, ovaries, and |
1:34.3 | fat cells, although it's mostly produced in the ovaries, and it's primarily responsible |
1:38.7 | for preparing the uterus and other reproductive organs for pregnancy. But in its downtime, which again this is a mega |
1:46.8 | multitasker hormone here, it is regulating the menstrual cycle, keeping our |
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