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Episode 143: Why Most Pregnancy Lab Work Falls Short (And What Women Actually Need)
Apr 29, 2026
42m 51s
Episode 142: The Molecule That Supports Blood Flow, Hormones, and Fertility with Dr. Bryan
Apr 15, 2026
45m 02s
Episode 141:Understanding Stimulatory Hormones: LH, FSH, TSH
Apr 8, 2026
32m 19s
Episode 140: My Morning Routine & Things I'm Loving (As a Functional RD + Mom)
Apr 1, 2026
32m 44s
Episode 139: Microdosing Peptides for Chronic Illness with Jay Campbell
Mar 25, 2026
54m 36s
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| 4/29/26 | Episode 143: Why Most Pregnancy Lab Work Falls Short (And What Women Actually Need)✨ | pregnancy lab workthyroid health+5 | — | Demetra Diagnosticsfunctionalfueling.com | — | pregnancylab testing+8 | — | 42m 51s | |
| 4/15/26 | Episode 142: The Molecule That Supports Blood Flow, Hormones, and Fertility with Dr. Bryan✨ | nitric oxideblood flow+4 | Dr. Nathan Bryan | Dr. Nathan Bryan's nitric oxide products | — | nitric oxideblood flow+5 | Strength in Hormonesfunctionalfueling10 | 45m 02s | |
| 4/8/26 | Episode 141:Understanding Stimulatory Hormones: LH, FSH, TSH✨ | stimulatory hormonesLH+5 | — | PCOSInstagram | — | LHFSH+6 | — | 32m 19s | |
| 4/1/26 | Episode 140: My Morning Routine & Things I'm Loving (As a Functional RD + Mom)✨ | morning routinepostpartum wellness+4 | — | — | — | morning routinepostpartum+5 | — | 32m 44s | |
| 3/25/26 | Episode 139: Microdosing Peptides for Chronic Illness with Jay Campbell✨ | microdosingpeptides+4 | Jay Campbell | JayCampbell.com | — | microdosing peptideschronic illness+5 | — | 54m 36s | |
| 3/18/26 | Episode 138: [The LOdown] Is Your Immune System Overactive… or Exhausted? Understanding Immune Modulation✨ | immune modulationautoimmune conditions+5 | — | — | — | immune systemautoimmune+5 | — | 32m 24s | |
| 3/11/26 | Episode 137: Prolactin: Understanding High Levels & Prolactinomas with Romana✨ | prolactinhyperprolactinemia+5 | Romana | The Strength in Hormones Podcast | — | prolactinhyperprolactinemia+8 | — | 32m 49s | |
| 3/4/26 | Episode 136: [The LOdown] My Mold Remediation Story: Everything I Did, Used and How I Recovered✨ | mold remediationhealth recovery+3 | — | — | — | moldremediation+5 | GotMold?laurenpapanos10 | 23m 01s | |
| 2/25/26 | Episode 135: Understanding MTHFR & Methylation for Fertility & Chronic Illness with Dr. Sam Shay✨ | MTHFRmethylation+5 | Dr. Sam Shay | MTHFRfunctional medicine+2 | — | MTHFR mutationmethylation+8 | — | 57m 16s | |
| 2/18/26 | Episode 134: AMA: Low Luteal BBT, Mold Exposure, Thyroid Antibodies & Thyroid Inflammation—What It All Really Means✨ | low luteal phase BBTprogesterone dysfunction+4 | — | — | — | luteal phasebasal body temperature+5 | GotMold?laurenpapanos10 | 15m 28s | |
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| 2/11/26 | Episode 133: Fertility Over 35: The Prenatal Supplement Roadmap for Women + Men with WeNatal Co-Founder✨ | fertilityprenatal supplements+5 | WeNatal Co-Founder | WeNatal | — | fertility over 35prenatal supplements+6 | — | 40m 27s | |
| 2/4/26 | ![]() Episode 132: [The LODown] Overtraining Syndrome: When Your Body Stops Adapting and Starts Protecting Itself | Overtraining Syndrome: When Your Body Stops Adapting and Starts Protecting Itself Overtraining Syndrome isn’t just about doing too much—it’s what happens when your body stops adapting to exercise and shifts into a protective, survival state. In this episode, we break down what overtraining syndrome actually is, why it affects both recreational exercisers and competitive athletes, and how it’s often driven by inadequate recovery and fueling rather than training volume alone. We explore early warning signs that the body is no longer responding positively to exercise, the role of oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction, and how chronic training stress disrupts thyroid function, cortisol, androgens, progesterone, metabolism, and ovulation. You’ll also learn how to strategically reduce training load, restore energy availability, and reintroduce exercise in a way that supports hormone balance, metabolic health, and long-term performance. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 What overtraining syndrome is and why it affects both recreational exercisers and competitive athletes Why overtraining is often a recovery and fueling issue, not just a training issue Common training patterns that push the body into overtraining Early signs the body is no longer adapting positively to exercise How overtraining affects thyroid function, androgens, cortisol, and progesterone Why oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction drive overtraining syndrome How overtraining disrupts ovulation, cycles, and metabolic regulation How to reduce training load, restore fueling, and reintroduce exercise to support hormone balance Important show links 👇👇👇 Learn more about our Strength in Hormones Workout Program – join with a 7 day free trial Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 20m 38s | ||||||
| 1/28/26 | ![]() Episode 131: [The LODown] How to Support Androgens: Navigating Both Low and High Testosterone and DHEA-S in Women | How to Support Androgens: Navigating Both Low and High Testosterone and DHEA-S in Women In this episode, we explore how to support androgens in women by understanding both low and high testosterone and DHEA-S, and what these patterns reveal about thyroid function, insulin signaling, adrenal health, inflammation, and stress. Androgens are essential for female energy, mood, muscle tone, libido, and fertility, and when they are either too low or too high, they signal deeper metabolic and immune imbalances rather than isolated hormone problems. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 Why women need androgens like testosterone, DHEA, and DHT for energy, mood, and fertility The difference between ovarian and adrenal sources of androgens Why both low and high testosterone can cause symptoms How LH, insulin, thyroid function, and stress shape androgen levels Why PCOS is not an ovary-first condition Common signs of high & low androgens How insulin resistance, inflammation, and immune stress drive androgen imbalance Which labs actually matter for understanding androgen patterns Important show links 👇👇👇 Apply to work with us 1:1 for androgen support Listen to Adrenal Hormones episode with Dr. Kelly Ruef Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 33m 14s | ||||||
| 1/21/26 | ![]() Episode 130: Chinese Medicine for Kiddos w/ Dr. David Allen | Chinese Medicine for Kiddos w/ Dr. David Allen In this episode of Strength in Hormones, we explore how Chinese Medicine approaches children’s health differently than Western medicine and why understanding these differences can transform the way you support your child’s digestion, sleep, emotions, and immune system. Chinese Medicine views children as physiologically and energetically developing, with immature digestive systems, sensitive nervous systems, and rapidly evolving emotional regulation, which means symptoms are often signals of deeper imbalances rather than isolated problems. We discuss common pediatric concerns such as asthma, ADHD, sleep disturbances, digestive issues, and behavioral challenges, and how patterns like night waking, nightmares, bedwetting, irritability, and frequent illness can reflect underlying imbalances in the gut, nervous system, and immune function. You’ll learn why digestive health is often the foundation for emotional regulation, focus, sleep quality, and overall development in children. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 • How Chinese medicine views children differently than Western medicine • Why kids’ digestion, nervous systems, and emotions are still developing • Common patterns behind issues like asthma, ADHD, sleep problems, and digestive concerns • What symptoms like night waking, nightmares, bedwetting, and irritability can signal • Why digestive health is often the foundation for behavior and development • How food temperature, simplicity, and meal timing matter for kids • When and how herbs may be used safely in children • How parents can support nervous system regulation and emotional resilience • Why addressing root imbalances early can prevent long-term issues Important show links 👇👇👇 We do work with kids clinically! Inquire here for more information Learn more about Dr. David Allen's Healthy Kids Acupuncture & Herbs practice at www.davidallenlac.com Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 49m 56s | ||||||
| 1/14/26 | ![]() Episode 129: [The LODown] How Inflammation & The Immune System Pushes You Into Low T3 and High Reverse T3 | How Inflammation & The Immune System Pushes You Into Low T3 and High Reverse T3 Low T3 is one of the most misunderstood thyroid patterns, and it’s rarely a problem that starts in the thyroid itself. In this episode, we explore how the immune system, inflammation, and metabolic stress drive changes in T3 and reverse T3, often long before the thyroid gland becomes the primary issue. You’ll learn what T3 actually controls in the body, why normal TSH and T4 levels do not guarantee healthy thyroid function, and how mitochondrial health determines whether thyroid hormone can truly do its job. We break down the difference between low T3 and elevated reverse T3, explain why the body shifts into energy conservation mode under chronic stress, and cover the critical role of deiodinase enzymes (D1, D2, and D3) in thyroid hormone conversion. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 Why low T3 is not a thyroid-first problem The link between inflammation, immune activation & thyroid suppression What T3 actually controls Why you can have normal TSH and T4 but still feel exhausted The difference between low T3 vs. high RT3 How mitochondrial health dictates thyroid hormone effectiveness Why the body enters energy conservation mode under chronic stress The role of deiodinase enzymes (D1, D2, D3) in thyroid conversion How chronic infections, gut dysfunction, and toxins impact T3 Why thyroid medication alone often fails to resolve symptoms Important show links 👇👇👇 Take Free Quiz - Do You Have Low T3 Levels? Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 30m 44s | ||||||
| 1/7/26 | ![]() Episode 128: Micronutrients, Probiotics & Prenatals for Fertility & Pregnancy w/ Ayla Barmer, Fullwell Fertility | Micronutrients, Probiotics & Prenatals for Fertility & Pregnancyw/ Ayla Barmer, Fullwell Fertility In this episode, I sit down with Ayla Barmer, registered dietitian and founder of FullWell Fertility, to break down what the research actually says about micronutrients, probiotics, and prenatals for fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum health. Despite the growing prenatal market, many supplements still miss the mark when it comes to evidence-based dosing, bioavailable nutrient forms, and individualized needs. We cover the most misunderstood and controversial topics in prenatal nutrition, including folate vs. folic acid, the role of methylated forms, and why blanket fear around vitamin A may be contributing to widespread deficiency and downstream thyroid, immune, and fertility issues. We also dive into why iron and omega-3s are often excluded from prenatals, how iron needs change across each trimester, and how to determine whether supplementation is necessary based on labs—not assumptions. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 Why many prenatals don’t align with the evidence on nutrient forms or dosing Modern drivers of nutrient depletion—even with a “healthy” diet Folate vs. methylfolate vs. folic acid: what matters most in pregnancy The truth about vitamin A in pregnancy and why avoidance may backfire Why iron and omega-3s are often intentionally excluded from prenatals How iron needs shift across pregnancy and how to assess the right dose What really matters for DHA and EPA for mom and baby How to evaluate probiotics and support the microbiome intelligently Important show links 👇👇👇 Apply to work with us 1:1 for pre-conception, pregnancy & postpartum support at functionalfueling.com/coaching-page Visit Fullwell and shop pretnatals online - use code FullWell20 for up to 36% off your first order Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 48m 25s | ||||||
| 12/31/25 | ![]() Episode 127: [The LOdown] Low T3 With Normal TSH: How Energy Availability Impacts Thyroid Function | Low T3 With Normal TSH: How Energy Availability Impacts Thyroid Function If your TSH looks “normal” but you still feel exhausted, with irregular cycles and slowed metabolism, this episode will help you understand what standard testing often misses. In this episode, we break down energy availability—the balance between the energy you take in and the energy your body expends—and why it is one of the most overlooked drivers of thyroid dysfunction, particularly low T3, the active thyroid hormone that actually controls metabolism, energy, and the menstrual cycle. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 What T3 (active thyroid hormone) actually controls in the body How you can have normal TSH and T4 but still feel exhausted The connection between low energy availability and suppressed T3 Key variables that push the body into metabolic conservation mode Why adequate nutrition is essential for T4 → T3 conversion Hormones that inhibit thyroid function under stress or low fuel states Common signs and symptoms of low T3 Why thyroid medication alone often falls short How fueling, timing, and safety signals support thyroid and hormone restoration If you are an active woman, athlete, or high-performing individual struggling with fatigue, stubborn symptoms, or “normal” TSH levels that don’t match how you feel, this episode will give you a new framework for understanding—and supporting—your thyroid from the inside out. Important show links 👇👇👇 Find out if you may be experiencing low T3 levels - Take our t3 quiz Uncover the labs that influence T3 levels - Get my Thyroid Inflammation Lab Decoder Guide Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 21m 51s | ||||||
| 12/17/25 | ![]() Episode 126: [The LODown] Is Your Low Progesterone Actually a Thyroid Issue? | [The LODown] Is Your Low Progesterone Actually a Thyroid Issue? Low progesterone is one of the most common hormone concerns I see—but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. In this episode, we unpack why low progesterone is rarely a true progesterone deficiency and is far more often a downstream signal of poor ovulation quality driven by low T3, metabolic stress, or thyroid autoimmunity. You’ll learn why progesterone is best understood as a marker of ovulation strength—not something the body simply “fails to make”—and how thyroid hormone, mitochondrial energy, inflammation, blood sugar, and nervous system safety all determine whether ovulation (and the corpus luteum) can function properly. We also dive into why luteal phase defect is frequently misdiagnosed as PCOS, how Hashimoto’s can quietly disrupt ovulation even with normal cycles, and why progesterone supplementation alone often fails to fix the problem. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 Why progesterone reflects ovulation quality—not ovarian failure The thyroid–progesterone axis and how low T3 weakens ovulation and the corpus luteum How stress, cortisol, and reverse T3 put metabolic “brakes” on progesterone production The overlooked role of thyroid autoimmunity in low progesterone, short luteal phases, and miscarriage risk Luteal phase defect vs. PCOS: how to tell the difference What labs actually matter for identifying thyroid-driven low progesterone (and how to time them correctly) Why progesterone supplementation is sometimes helpful—but rarely a root-cause solution Treatment priorities that restore ovulation by fixing thyroid conversion, metabolism, and immune stress Important show links 👇👇👇 Take my free T3 QUIZ to find out if low t3 could be driving your low progesterone levels Episode Period Problems: PCOS vs. Amenorrhea Book your 1:1 Functional Clarity Session www.functionalfueling.com/clarity-sessions Get discount with inito using code functionalfueling15 Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 34m 22s | ||||||
| 12/3/25 | ![]() Episode 125: Liver & Kidney Stagnation: The Connection to Stress, Fertility, Sleep & More with Dr. David Allen | Liver & Kidney Stagnation: The Connection to Stress, Fertility, Sleep & More with Dr. David Allen Struggling with 1–3am wakeups, stress sensitivity, or chronic fatigue? This episode uncovers how liver and kidney stagnation quietly disrupt stress resiliency, fertility, sleep and more. Learn the signs of stagnation, why stress tolerance drops over time, how chronic stress drains fertility and thyroid function, why detox protocols backfire when you’re depleted, and the breath-and-pause technique that stops an overwhelm spiral instantly. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 Signs of liver and kidney stagnation and how they show up in your hormones, energy, skin, and mood How these organs shape resilience, fertility, longevity, and your daily stress response What waking up between 1–3am reveals about liver stress, emotional overload, and blood sugar How chronic stress drains ovarian function, thyroid output, adrenal capacity, and overall vitality Why your stress tolerance keeps dropping—and the steps to rebuild it A breath-and-pause technique you can use anytime to stop a stress, anger, or overwhelm spiral Why detoxification protocols often backfire when the body’s core systems are stagnant or depleted How digestion weakens with age, impacting nutrient absorption, hormones, and detox pathways The role of the mind–body connection in accelerating recovery and healing Important show links 👇👇👇 Download Our Functional Holiday Recipe Guide Shop our Formulas and save 20% (discount code in holiday guide) Learn more about Dr. David Allen's Healthy Kids Acupuncture & Herbs practice at www.davidallenlac.com Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 50m 51s | ||||||
| 11/19/25 | ![]() Episode 124: Your Guide to a Hormone Healthy Thanksgiving | Your Guide to a Hormone Healthy Thanksgiving In this episode I chat with my right hand gal, Romana Brennan. Romana is our other functional medicine registered dietitian here at Functional Fueling. In this episode we provide our best holiday survival tips, sharing with you how we navigate the holiday season, and what to do and what not to do to make this your healthiest year yet. You can find all of the practical strategies we discuss in this episode in this year's Holiday Guide here. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 Our top traditional Thanksgiving recipe swaps How to beat constipation and bloating with travel and holiday meals Navigating conversations around your eating decisions at meals How to set yourself up for success before Holiday meals with a step-by-step game plan for a morning and evening Holiday party Our favorite supplements for digestion around Holiday meals How to navigate alcohol - whats a safe amount, how to prep before and after for success. Healthier wine and drink alternatives. Strategies to support your circadian rhythm during the Holiday season How to manage time and financial stress with nutrition changes Important show links 👇👇👇 Download our FREE FUNCTIONAL HOLIDAY RECIPE GUIDE Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app LISTEN TO THE FULL PODCAST EPISODE! 🔊 Watch us in the studio on Youtube! | 54m 52s | ||||||
| 11/5/25 | ![]() Episode 123: Your Guide to Correcting Insulin Resistance | Your Guide to Correcting Insulin Resistance If you're struggling with fatigue, stubborn weight gain, or irregular cycles, insulin resistance could be at the root. Insulin Resistance affects far more than just blood sugar. In this episode, we break down everything you need to know to identify, understand, and correct insulin resistance. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 How to spot insulin resistance and confirm it with the right labs Common symptoms you might be overlooking The connection between insulin resistance, PCOS, thyroid health, and fertility Why the “just cut carbs and exercise more” approach doesn’t work Nutrient deficiencies that can worsen insulin resistance How mitochondrial health impacts energy, metabolism, and blood sugar Hormone shifts in perimenopause and menopause and their effect on insulin sensitivity Practical strategies for using carbs, fats, and exercise to improve insulin function Which labs to track and the optimal ranges for monitoring your progress Important show links 👇👇👇 Find out if you're experiencing insulin resistance with our Blood Sugar Hormone Testing Package Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 34m 40s | ||||||
| 10/22/25 | ![]() Episode 122: Case Study: How She Resolved Her Acne, Chronic Bloating & Got Pregnant with Ease | Case Study: How She Resolved Her Acne, Chronic Bloating & Got Pregnant with Ease In this episode, I share a powerful case study of a client struggling with bloating, acne, low cortisol, and low progesterone — symptoms that had left her feeling hopeless after working with multiple practitioners. We take a deep dive into what was actually going on behind the scenes, including: Brain-to-ovary communication imbalances Gut microbiome and digestive juice issues Mold, heavy metals, and endocrine disruptors Elevated blood sugar response from “healthy” meals Chronic inflammation and oxidative stress Adrenal and nervous system dysregulation Vitamin and mineral deficiencies I walk you through how we addressed each of these root causes to help her finally feel balanced, energized, and — most importantly — get pregnant with ease. Whether you’ve been struggling with persistent gut or hormone issues, or just want to understand the power of root-cause healing, this episode breaks down the exact systems we targeted and why a surface-level approach isn’t enough. Important show links 👇👇👇 Get your hormones tested- learn more about our hormone testing packages Work with us 1:1 for root cause healing - $300 off through 10/25/25 Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 18m 16s | ||||||
| 10/8/25 | ![]() Episode 121: Behind the Scenes of My Career Path: Your Questions Answered | Behind the Scenes of My Career Path: Your Questions Answered This is a long overdue podcast episode that you have been asking for, for YEARS!In this episode, I answer the questions I get most often about my career journey, how I built my practice, and the trainings that shaped my approach.You can also find more specifics on this over at functionalfueling.com/about. I hope this episode helps guide you on your career path!A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇• How a functional nutrition undergrad & grad school program gave me a systems-first lens that guides my work today• Lessons from working as a sports dietitian in sports medicine and athlete performance, including interpreting labs, supporting menstrual health, and integrating sports medicine into nutrition practice• How my passion in functional nutrition shifted 5 years in and why I made the transition from sports to internal medicine and how this shaped my philosophy and helped me spot advanced hormone patterns in chronic disease populations• How I use performance data—exercise information, nervous system function, and other sports medicine lab metrics—to identify what truly moves the needle for women of all activity levels• The story behind building Functional Fueling®, some of the advanced trainings I’ve completed, and simple advice for starting a private practice• How I apply systems biology in practice, connecting hormones with other body systems and sequencing care for effective results Important show links 👇👇👇 Join my 3 Part Hormone Testing Workshop Series (Clinicians Only) to learn how to spot advanced hormone patterns, analyzing labs and functional nutrition and supplement support: Register Here Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 29m 35s | ||||||
| 9/24/25 | ![]() Episode 120: How I Started Solids and What Feeding Looks Like Now | How I Started Solids and What Feeding Looks Like Now A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 How I introduced solids and open-cup drinking: what I prioritized and what I skipped Green juices for babies: safe bases & what I avoid The baby products & pantry staples I reach for on repeat & brands we actually use The key nutrients babies need from 6–24 months & simple ways we cover them How I prevent constant snacking and build balanced plates Allergen and grain strategy: why I’m cautious with early grains and how I’m lowering future allergy risk Low-tox swaps for babies: how I’m cutting down microplastics & endocrine disruptors Important show links 👇👇👇 Paleo Jerky discount code Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 46m 20s | ||||||
| 9/10/25 | ![]() Episode 119: [The LOdown] Why You Can't Stay Asleep, What Your Hormones Have to do with it (And How to Fix It) | [The LOdown] Why You Can't Stay Asleep, What Your Hormones Have to do with it (And How to Fix It) Do you find yourself waking up at 2 or 3 a.m., staring at the ceiling, wondering why you can’t stay asleep? In this week’s episode of The Strength in Hormones Podcast, I dive into the root causes of nighttime waking and what your hormones—like progesterone, thyroid, and cortisol—have to do with it. You’ll learn why sleep disruptions often flare during certain phases of your cycle, how thyroid function impacts your ability to stay asleep, and practical strategies to finally get deeper, more restorative rest. A few things we chat about in this episode 👇👇👇 00:00 Introduction to Sleep Disturbances04:00 Understanding Sleep Data and Quality10:41 Hormonal Influences on Sleep15:58 Cortisol and Blood Sugar Dynamics with Sleep19:47 Stress and Sleep Quality with Practical Solutions23:01 Testing for Hormonal Imbalances Driving Sleep Disturbances Important show links 👇👇👇 Listen to mentioned episode: The Vagus Nerve Solution to Inflammation with Dr. Habib Get your hormones tested with our DUTCH test, learn more about our hormone testing packages Follow me on Instagram Rate the show! Please give us a 5 star rating in your podcast app | 25m 57s | ||||||
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