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High Intensity Health with Mike Mutzel, MS

Female Hormone Balance, Ovulation Tracking, Protein, Carb Cycling + Resistance Training | Dr Elly Michelle

High Intensity Health with Mike Mutzel, MS

Mike Mutzel

Fasting, Nutrition, Autophagy, Ketogenic, Keto, Health & Fitness, Ketodiet, Medicine

4.81.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2023

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Elly Michelle discusses the importance of tracking ovulation and using your cycle to gauge exercise volume and intensity as well as prioritizing protein for body composition.

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------Show Notes----------------------

00:00 Intro
02:50 The phases of a menstrual cycle
03:50 Ovulation requires a rise in LH and a rise in estrogen.
04:50 The drop in progesterone causes the shedding of the uterine lining.
05:15 You are only fertile for a 6-day window.
06:00 Basal body temperature is an accurate method for tracking fertility.
10:00 An anovulatory cycle is when a woman does not ovulate.
11:10 Signs of ovulation
15:50 You have to ovulate to have a true period.
17:15 Unopposed estrogen is linked to gut issues.
19:30 Hormonal IUDs only have synthetic progestin.
22:45 Hormones influence your overall wellbeing, mood, and sense of vitality.
23:45 Going off hormonal birth control
24:45 Your brain controls your hormones and your ovaries.
27:10 Pharmaceutical substances are not hormones.
28:00 Progesterone keeps estrogen in balance.
28:15 Ovulation is about more than reproduction.
29:00 Testing hormones
38:10 Low progesterone can be caused by stress, poor nutrition, and over training.
42:40 Estrogen is anabolic and helps build and maintain muscle mass.
44:20 Post menopause
44:40 Muscle building and recovery in a cycling woman
48:50 Anti-mullerian hormone
52:00 To support hormones, prioritize consuming protein.
55:30 Adaptogens can be useful, but they are not the magic fix.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Is there a point in a women's cycle

0:01.8

that they might be a little bit more antibiotic

0:03.8

or training is a little bit better?

0:05.7

Where like you find like a little bit stronger, I would.

0:08.2

High estrogen time in the follicular phase.

0:10.4

That's when our estrogen's really rising

0:12.5

in preparation for ovulation.

0:14.8

So that is the time where we are more stressed resilient.

0:18.2

So we can handle like training volume

0:21.5

and training intensity better

0:23.2

and we can recover better from it.

0:25.1

We'll have more muscle adaptations.

0:26.8

So that's really like the best time

0:29.0

in a woman's cycle to push herself harder

0:32.0

as long as she has all the recovery

0:33.6

and nutrition factors in place.

0:36.3

And then in the gluteal phase, when we have higher progesterone,

0:39.2

that's again the progestation hormones.

0:40.9

So our body is sort of like in this like preparation

0:44.0

that pregnancy might occur time.

0:45.8

And so we were a little more stress sensitive

0:48.8

in that time.

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