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🗓️ 29 August 2025
⏱️ 55 minutes
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0:00.0 | Perimenopausal age are not going to be the same woman as when we were 20. |
0:07.0 | We have aged, we have grown, we have experiences, maybe we've had injuries, we've had children, |
0:12.0 | we've had all these things change us and change us physically and emotionally. |
0:16.0 | Initiating blood flow is a way to signal the body that, hey, we are moving. We need more blood flow. We need |
0:22.7 | better circulation. So moderate daily exercise is really, really crucial. Welcome back to the |
0:29.2 | energized with Dr. Marisa podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Marisa, and I'm here to help you rock your |
0:35.5 | hormones, optimize your metabolic health, and |
0:38.3 | feel energized in your body so that you can age powerfully and wake up feeling amazing in |
0:44.1 | your body for many years to come. Let's jump on in. By the time my patient Lisa turned 52 years old, |
0:51.2 | she felt like a stranger in her own body. Despite eating healthy and squeezing |
0:56.0 | in workouts when she could, she was gaining weight around the middle, waking up drenched in |
1:00.9 | sweat at 3 a.m. and struggling to focus during the day. Her libido vanished, her blood pressure |
1:06.8 | was creeping up, and her doctor offered her the usual. Antidepressants or maybe hormone |
1:14.1 | therapy if things got worse. But Lisa didn't want a temporary fix. She wanted answers. Why was her |
1:21.2 | metabolism tanking? Why did she feel so disconnected, exhausted, and flat? As it turns out, the missing peas might be something |
1:29.9 | that most women and even many doctors aren't talking about, and that's nitric oxide. Today on the |
1:37.2 | show, we're exploring how this tiny yet mighty vitality molecule plays a critical role in women's |
1:43.1 | hormonal health, metabolic resilience, and sexual vitality molecule plays a critical role in women's hormonal health, metabolic resilience, |
1:45.6 | and sexual vitality, especially during paramedopause and menopause. And there's no one better |
1:51.5 | to guide us through this powerful conversation than Kathy Easton, board-certified holistic |
1:57.0 | nutritionist, and chief scientific officer for Berkeley Life. With over two decades of |
2:02.1 | experience specializing in digestive health, autoimmune conditions, neuroendocrine dysfunction, |
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