A clinician (Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter) recounts personal frustration with being told menopausal symptoms are simply "normal" and describes pursuing education in hormonal health. After completing certification as an Integrated Functional Medicine provider, the speaker explains they learned strategies to manage their own and patients' health and invites viewers to contact them for help supporting menopausal women.
When I went to speak to different providers or to research, I was told by lots of different people that this was normal. It's just part of the change of life, and you'll get through it like we all have, or you'll get through it like all women do. Growing frustrated with this, I decided to take it upon myself to learn more about my hormonal health and my overall wellness and ways to help combat that. And in completing my certification as an Integrated Functional Medicine provider, I learned how to manage my own health as well as to help my patients manage theirs. So if you're interested in hearing about many of the ways that we have to help patients feel better and to help menopausal women get through life without feeling terrible all the time, give us a call like and subscribe. And we look forward to hearing from you.
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