Hey, gang, got an interview for you today with Dr. Nietouba Jekle.

She is a senior consultant, obstetrician, and gynecologist in the UK with over 35 years of clinical experience in women's health.

Her interests include lifestyle medicine, PCOS, endometriosis, period problems, paramenopause, menopause, pre-cancer, complex vocal problems. And she's a

keyhole surgeon with experience in laparoscopic procedures like robotics. So she knows a lot of stuff.

She's also a fellow of the Royal College and recipient of the Indian President's Gold Medal.

She's one of the first board-certified lifestyle medicine

physicians in the UK. And she's written the women's health module for the first UK university-based

plant-based nutrition course, which is pretty awesome. She's also the co-author of a book called

Living PCOS Free. That's polycystic ovarian syndrome. And it's the most common endocrine disorder

worldwide. It affects about 10% of women. And it's the number one cause of infertility. And

according to statistics that I got from Dr. Guchakle, three in four of those with PCOS are undiagnosed because it's complicated and maybe difficult to diagnose.

So anyway, this is going to be a really informative conversation, especially if you're a woman.

And we're going to talk about PCOS.

We're talking about paramedopause, menopause, all kinds of stuff.

So without further ado, Dr. Bajekle, thank you for taking the time to talk to me.

Thank you, Chris.

I'm so excited to talk to you.

And I hope that your audience will like and find what I have to say useful.

I know they will.

And I'd love to start with your personal story, your personal history of medical education and lifestyle

medicine discovery.

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