Conventional Western medicine is highly effective at treating disease, but is relatively limited when it comes to preventative care and root-cause approaches. Some practitioners have since adopted complementary, integrative interventions to enable a more personalized, holistic approach to care.

Among them is Dr. Gary Goldman M.D, a Cornell trained physician practicing Integrative Gynecology and Functional Medicine in New York City. He joins podcast host Chloe Harrouche to clarify how integrative medicine unlocks the potential for women’s health, highlighting the importance of thinking outside the box and finding individualized solutions.

In this episode, they explore the root causes of chronic UTIs and the role of dysbiosis, addressing the microbiome as a crucial aspect of treatment. They also address the rise in infertility due to various factors, including age, stress, body fat, the use of birth control and its impact on hormone balance. This episode is great for anyone interested in exploring an integrative approach to their health and its ability to change their outcomes.

Resources & Links:

How To Treat and Prevent a Urinary Tract Infection

How to Manage PCOS and Fertility

9 Ways Couples Can Enhance Fertility Together ⁠

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Integrative OBGYN

01:00 Background on Integrative Medicine

13:14 Functional Medicine and Root Cause Medicine

24:14 Challenges with Fertility and the Impact of Birth Control

25:00 Contraception and Hormone-Free IUDs

29:00 Body Fat and Ovulation

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