Dr. Amy Tiffany sits down with family medicine physician Dr. Anne Gonzalez to expose why heart disease kills more women than all cancers combined, what Direct Primary Care actually is, and why women are being gaslit by the system that's supposed to protect them.Dr. Anne Gonzalez is a family medicine physician and Direct Primary Care doctor who left fee-for-service insurance medicine to build a practice where women are actually heard. She also runs an esthetics practice, mentors new DPC doctors, and is building education around how independent physicians can grow their practices in a system that's not built for them. This conversation is for women who've felt rushed through 15-minute appointments, anyone curious about Direct Primary Care or concierge medicine, and patients searching for a doctor who will actually listen.After watching, you'll understand why heart disease kills 1 in 2 women while breast cancer kills 1 in 8, the real difference between fee-for-service, Direct Primary Care, and concierge medicine, why perimenopause is "reverse adolescence" and what that means for women in their late 30s, and how to find a DPC doctor in your area.Chapters0:00 – How is fee-for-service different from Direct Primary Care and concierge medicine?4:40 – What is Direct Primary Care and how does the membership model work?5:51 – What is concierge medicine and how is it different from DPC?7:13 – How many patients does a typical primary care doctor have?10:01 – Who is Dr. Anne Gonzalez outside of medicine?16:30 – What is one belief about women's health you refuse to compromise on?17:25 – Why do doctors gaslight women about their symptoms?18:10 – Why is perimenopause called "reverse adolescence"?19:39 – What is the number one killer of women?20:42 – Heart disease vs. breast cancer — the numbers women aren't told21:10 – Why doesn't medicine act on early warning signs in women?23:24 – What is the "trust recession" in healthcare?26:34 – Why are women turning to functional and integrative medicine?30:18 – What is evidence-based medicine and where does it fall short for women?31:33 – How do you find a Direct Primary Care doctor near you?32:46 – What is the DPC Alliance and where can physicians learn DPC?37:05 – How did Obamacare change the doctor-patient relationship?41:23 – What is the most important preventative health message for midlife women?43:48 – Closing thoughts and where to find Dr. Anne GonzalezAbout Dr. Amy Loden Tiffany: Triple board-certified physician in Internal Medicine, Lifestyle Medicine, and Obesity Medicine. Founder of Vitality Medical and Wellness Consulting in St. Louis, MO. Certified Menopause Practitioner since 2014. Host of The Authentic Physician.About Dr. Anne Gonzalez: Family medicine physician and Direct Primary Care doctor. Mentor to new DPC physicians and educator on practice growth for independent doctors.Heart disease is the number one cause of death for women in the United States, killing approximately 1 in 2 women while breast cancer kills approximately 1 in 8. Direct Primary Care is a membership-based primary care model where patients pay a monthly fee directly to their physician instead of using insurance, allowing smaller patient panels, longer visits, and same-day access. Perimenopause is often described as "reverse adolescence" because it produces mood swings, sleep changes, and hormonal shifts that mirror puberty but in reverse — and symptoms can begin in a woman's late 30s, ten to fifteen years before menopause. Women searching for a Direct Primary Care physician can find one through the DPC Mapper at DPC Frontier, and women searching for a certified menopause practitioner can find one through The Menopause Society.

Dr. Amy (Loden) Tiffany sits down with board-certified emergency medicine physician and Master Coach Dr. Vanessa Calderón to unpack why self-compassion is the antidote to almost everything midlife women are carrying, how the "I should be able to do this alone" lie creates burnout, and why women undervalue what they're capable of accomplishing in a year.Dr. Calderón is a Harvard-trained physician (UCLA School of Medicine, MPP from Harvard Kennedy School), 15+ year emergency medicine veteran, former Department Chief and Medical Director, and current National Wellness and Resiliency Director at Vituity. She's also a first-generation Latina, daughter of Mexican farmworker immigrants, and host of The Authentic Path with Dr. Vanessa Calderón. This conversation is for women in their 30s, 40s, and 50s who are caregiving in every direction at once, high-achieving professionals quietly running on empty, and anyone who has ever been told their symptoms or their story didn't matter.After watching, you'll understand why catastrophic thinking ("I blew my diet at lunch, the day is ruined") sabotages women's health, how to recognize the difference between resilience and isolation, why physician shortages and patient distrust both trace back to the same broken system, and what self-compassion actually looks like as a daily practice instead of a wellness buzzword.Timestamps:0:00 – What does it mean to be an authentic physician?0:31 – Who is Dr. Vanessa Calderón when she's not wearing the white coat?1:11 – How does growing up as a first-generation Latina shape a career in medicine?2:14 – What does a Director of Policy in Washington D.C. actually do for patients?2:51 – Why emergency medicine attracts physicians who want to serve everyone?4:23 – Is caregiving something women are born with or taught?7:50 – Are physicians born resilient or trained into it?9:24 – Why are doctors taught that asking for help is weakness?11:09 – What happens when residents are punished for being human?13:39 – What beliefs about women's health need to change right now?14:51 – What do miscarriages teach women about their own bodies?16:26 – Why do society's expectations make women feel "broken"?18:10 – What is the one belief about women's health that should never be compromised?18:37 – Is self-compassion really the antidote to suffering?19:18 – How do thoughts shape how women show up in the world?19:48 – What is catastrophic thinking and how does it sabotage health goals?20:29 – Can high-achieving women still grow during their hardest seasons?22:01 – Why do most people undervalue what they can accomplish in a year?23:22 – How does fear of failure shrink what's possible?25:30 – Why is "have your own back" the most important advice for women?26:00 – What health advice for women actually causes harm?27:21 – Why has women's health research been historically underfunded?27:42 – What do measles outbreaks reveal about herd immunity?29:42 – What is herd immunity and why does natural immunity fail?33:38 – How can physicians have honest vaccine conversations without alienating patients?36:09 – Why does diversity in medicine change patient outcomes?38:48 – What does the data say about patient trust and physician demographics?41:11 – What is health literacy and why do educated patients still struggle with it?42:33 – Can compassion actually reduce malpractice risk?44:19 – Why does the business of medicine drown out the calling?46:35 – Why is physician leadership essential to fixing healthcare?Podcast: The Authentic Path with Dr. Vanessa Calderón (available on all streaming platforms and YouTube)Instagram: @VanessaCalderonMD

Adrenal fatigue isn't recognized by mainstream medicine — but the women experiencing it are real, and so are their symptoms.In this episode of The Authentic Physician, Dr. Amy Loden Tiffany sits down with Dr. Boyer, an osteopathic physician practicing integrative medicine in rural Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, for an honest conversation about what modern primary care has lost — and what it might take to get it back.You'll learn what osteopathic medicine actually is and how it differs from allopathic training. You'll hear why Dr. Boyer believes the entire primary care model may be broken, why she stopped taking insurance over a decade ago, and how she went from internal medicine residency to running an integrative practice that serves both the Amish community and women navigating fatigue, hormone imbalances, and chronic stress. You'll also hear her personal story — stage 3 adrenal fatigue, a morning cortisol of 3 when normal is around 20, and a ten-year journey back to her own health.CHAPTERS00:00 — Introduction00:54 — What is osteopathic medicine?04:02 — How a physician ended up serving the Amish09:46 — What family medicine used to be10:31 — Do we even need primary care?18:02 — Are physical exams creating unnecessary care?25:56 — Is adrenal fatigue real?31:50 — Why food is the foundation of health36:53 — Where to find Dr. BoyerABOUT DR. BOYERDr. Boyer is a board-certified internal medicine physician with fellowship training in osteopathic manipulative medicine (OMM). She runs a private integrative practice in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where she serves both the Amish community and women seeking root-cause care for fatigue, hormone imbalances, thyroid disorders, and adrenal dysfunction. She is also a homesteader and mother of four.ABOUT DR. AMY LODEN TIFFANYDr. Amy Loden Tiffany, MD, MBA, FACP, is triple board-certified in Internal Medicine, Lifestyle Medicine, and Obesity Medicine. She is the founder of Vitality Medical and Wellness Consulting in St. Louis, Missouri, where she helps midlife women navigate perimenopause, metabolic health, and sustainable weight management. She is the host of The Authentic Physician podcast.WORK WITH DR. AMYBook a consult: https://vitalitymwc.org/CONNECTInstagram: @dramytiffanyTikTok: @dramytiffanyLinkedIn: [LINK]KEY TAKEAWAYSOsteopathic medicine treats structure and function as related, using hands-on diagnostic and treatment techniques alongside conventional medical training.Adrenal fatigue is not recognized as an official diagnosis by the AMA, but the symptoms — chronic exhaustion, poor stress recovery, low morning cortisol — affect millions of women and are often dismissed.Standard thyroid lab ranges were established using statistical averages, not clinical wellness — meaning many women with "normal" labs are still symptomatic.Real food is the foundation of metabolic health, and the disconnection between modern eating and traditional food preparation is a public health issue, not a personal failing.#WomensHealth #AdrenalFatigue #IntegrativeMedicine #OsteopathicMedicine #ThyroidHealth #PerimenopauseSupport #HormoneHealth #FunctionalMedicine #LifestyleMedicine #PrimaryCare #PhysicianInterview #TheAuthenticPhysician

Dr. Amy Tiffany sits down with internist, hospitalist, and nocturnist Dr. Chi Oraedu to unpack why night shift work quietly damages your health and what every shift worker needs to know to protect themselves.Dr. Oraedu — known professionally as Dr. Yel'ora — is a board-certified internist with over 17 years in internal medicine, a perioperative medicine specialist, residency teaching faculty, and the founder of Dr. Yel'ora Lifestyle and Obesity Coaching — a coaching program built specifically for people who work night shifts in healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, transportation, and emergency services. This conversation is for anyone working nights, anyone living with someone who works nights, and anyone whose schedule has them awake when the rest of the world is asleep.After watching, you'll understand why night shift work is linked to higher rates of breast cancer, prostate cancer, cardiovascular disease, and dementia, why driving while sleep-deprived is biologically equivalent to driving drunk, how the "season and reason" framework can help shift workers protect their health without quitting their jobs, and why high-protein nutrition and wearable technology are non-negotiable tools for anyone working nights.Timestamps:0:00 – Why night shift work has a hidden health tax most workers never see0:38 – How a hospitalist career led to a coaching program for night workers2:31 – Why obesity is ancestral biology, not a moral failing3:30 – What is a nocturnist and how is it different from a hospitalist?4:44 – Why working night shifts can actually make you a better clinician5:33 – When the negative health effects of shift work started showing up6:22 – Why nocturnal workers carry risks that aren't compensated monetarily7:04 – The three things every high performer needs daily: curiosity, creativity, courage8:17 – How a Nigerian heritage and an art foundation became part of healing9:05 – Why doing hard things is the path to finding yourself9:36 – The unscripted radio show that started a media career11:19 – Why doctors have so much to share but no time to share it13:42 – The real reason there's so much mistrust in modern healthcare15:27 – What it's like watching elderly patients while your own father has dementia17:07 – The math of a 12-hour shift: 14 admissions, 15-minute visits, no time to teach19:08 – Why physicians can't actually share the knowledge they have21:26 – The ecosystem of night workers that keeps society running21:57 – Inside the Dr. Yel'ora coaching program24:00 – Can lifestyle coaching alone improve cholesterol, blood pressure, and weight?24:49 – The cancers most strongly linked to night shift work26:32 – What the Journal of the American Heart Association says about chronotype and cardiovascular risk28:18 – When to consider stopping night shift work for your health29:29 – The "5-5-5 Challenge" and the five tools every night worker needs30:37 – How twins and a third pregnancy led to a permanent night shift career32:37 – Why nutrition and meal prep matter more on night shifts36:35 – The single most important habit for shift workers: sleep38:08 – Why caffeine timing is its own science for night workers39:13 – Why driving sleep-deprived is biologically the same as driving drunk39:38 – The 30-hour residency shift that ended in hallucinations41:41 – Why early-career attendings have no provision for recovery after night shifts44:13 – Why heart disease is the #1 killer of women and what we miss46:27 – The "season and reason" philosophy: when night shift becomes prison47:33 – Why some people work nights for 30 years and stay healthyConnect with Dr. Amy Tiffany:🌐 Website: vitalitymwc.org📱 Instagram: @dramytiffany💼 LinkedIn: Dr. Amy Loden TiffanyConnect with Dr. Chi Oraedu:🌐 Website: https://www.dryelora.com/🎨 The Origins Art Foundation

Women's Health | Integrative Medicine | Functional Medicine | Cycle Syncing | Hormone Therapy | Nervous System | Midlife Women — Dr. Amy Tiffany sits down with family and functional medicine physician Dr. Sweta Shah to expose how women have been treated like "men with uteruses" and what it actually takes to practice medicine that sees the whole person.What happens when a physician takes over her father's family practice and realizes the entire medical system was built on research that never included women? In this episode of The Authentic Physician, Dr. Amy Tiffany sits down with Dr. Sweta Shah, a family and functional medicine physician based at the Jersey Shore and the voice behind The Functional Chick on Instagram. Dr. Shah is a self-described justice warrior who has built her practice on the belief that medicine has been fundamentally unfair to women — and she has the clinical perspective to back it up.This conversation moves across integrative medicine, cycle syncing, nervous system dysregulation, trauma-driven inflammation, bioidentical hormones, and the strange realities of practicing medicine in the age of Dr. ChatGPT. If you've ever felt like your body doesn't follow the textbook, this one is for you.⏱️ TIMESTAMPS00:00 — What is The Authentic Physician podcast about?00:47 — Who is Dr. Sweta Shah and why did she become a functional medicine physician?04:59 — Why have women been treated like "men with uteruses" in medical research?06:04 — How do men's and women's hormone cycles actually differ?06:56 — Why are birth control pills traditionally started on a Sunday?08:04 — Should women get bone density scans before age 65?09:10 — How does unresolved trauma drive chronic inflammation?11:05 — What is nervous system dysregulation?11:55 — What is the difference between integrative, functional, holistic, and lifestyle medicine?13:14 — How does late-night eating affect the gut microbiome?16:25 — Why isn't the gut microbiome taught in medical school?19:18 — What does it mean to be your own n-of-1 experiment?23:07 — How are patients using ChatGPT in medical appointments?24:48 — Why don't patients tell their doctors about supplements?28:08 — What are the warning signs of chronic stress overload?30:07 — What practical reframing questions help high-achieving women slow down?32:39 — Do women experience productivity dips during menopause and perimenopause?33:10 — What is cycle syncing and how does it apply to fasting and strength training?35:12 — How does cycle syncing apply to food and sleep?38:41 — Where does functional medicine fall on bioidentical hormones and testosterone?40:21 — Where can you find Dr. Sweta Shah online?🎙️ ABOUT DR. SWETA SHAHDr. Sweta Shah is a family medicine and functional medicine physician practicing at the Jersey Shore, where she took over her father's clinic after four years as an employed physician. She focuses on integrative approaches to women's health, bringing lifestyle medicine, supplementation, and nervous system regulation into traditional primary care. She has appeared twice as a medical expert on TLC's My Strange Addiction and shares her practice perspective on Instagram as The Functional Chic.🎙️ ABOUT DR. AMY LODEN TIFFANYDr. Amy Loden Tiffany is a triple board-certified physician (Internal Medicine, Lifestyle Medicine, Obesity Medicine) and the founder of Vitality Medical and Wellness Consulting in St. Louis. She hosts The Authentic Physician for high-achieving women navigating perimenopause, metabolic health, and the health transitions they were never prepared for.🔗 CONNECT WITH DR. AMYWebsite: https://vitalitymwc.orgInstagram: @dramytiffany🔗 CONNECT WITH DR. SWETA SHAHInstagram: @thefunctionalchic📩 SUBSCRIBE for more honest conversations about medicine, midlife, and what it actually takes to feel like yourself again.

Insulin Resistance | Perimenopause Weight Gain | GLP-1 Side Effects | Metabolic Health | A1C Prediabetes | Low Glycemic Diet | Women's Health Dr. Amy Tiffany sits down with internal and sports medicine physician Dr. Janeeka Benoit to unpack why women's metabolism shifts in their mid-thirties and what actually works when willpower isn't the problem.Dr. Benoit (known as "Dr. J") is double board-certified in Internal Medicine and Sports Medicine and the founder of Investable Health and Wellness, a telemedicine practice focused on helping high-achieving women work with their metabolism instead of fighting it. This conversation is for any woman who has been told she's just aging, just stressed, or just needs more willpower — and knows something deeper is going on.After watching, you'll understand why a "balanced diet" only works if your baseline is already balanced, why an A1C of 5.6 should be treated as insulin resistance, how GLP-1 medications change your relationship with food in ways most prescribers don't discuss, and why body composition matters more than a number on a scale.0:00 – How a sports medicine physician built a practice around midlife metabolism2:47 – Why your body starts changing in your mid-thirties even when you do everything right5:03 – How business stress and snacking became an anxiety-driven food cycle7:30 – Why starting with 30 grams of protein in the morning changes everything11:12 – Why Dr. Amy pushes back on the "balanced diet" advice most doctors give13:24 – How to eat low glycemic and pair carbs with protein and fat18:22 – The bouncer analogy that finally makes insulin resistance make sense22:39 – Why an A1C of 5.6 should be diagnosed as insulin resistance, not normal26:12 – What body composition scans reveal that a scale and tape measure cannot28:30 – Why 70 percent of insured patients can't access GLP-1 medications31:29 – GLP-1s are not benign and here is what changes when you start one36:50 – What satiety actually feels like and why most people have lost touch with it39:13 – Rapid fire: compounding, microdosing, and injectable versus oral GLP-1s41:26 – Why binge eating disorder is the most underdiagnosed condition in women's health44:27 – The harmful advice women are still getting about weight loss47:11 – What Dr. Benoit wants every high-achieving woman to hearConnect with Dr. Janeeka Benoit:🌐 https://invesselhealth.com/💼 LinkedIn: Dr. Janeeka BenoitConnect with Dr. Amy Tiffany:🌐 Website: vitalitymwc.org📱 Instagram: @dramytiffany💼 LinkedIn: Dr. Amy Loden TiffanySubscribe for honest conversations about medicine, metabolism, perimenopause, and what women's health actually looks like when you stop blaming willpower.Insulin resistance is not a moral failing but a biological baseline, and diagnosing it earlier in the A1C range could prevent the progression to prediabetes and diabetes for millions of women. GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro are not benign tools and require a nutrition strategy built around protein, fiber, and body awareness to avoid muscle loss and nutritional gaps. The concept of a balanced diet assumes a balanced metabolic baseline, which most American adults with insulin resistance, high cholesterol, or hypertension do not have. Binge eating disorder is one of the most underdiagnosed and treatable conditions in women's health, and the persistent food noise many women describe is often a symptom of it.#TheAuthenticPhysician #InsulinResistance #PerimenopauseWeightGain #MetabolicHealth #GLP1 #Ozempic #Mounjaro #WomensHealth #A1C #Prediabetes #LowGlycemicDiet #BingeEatingDisorder #FoodNoise #BodyComposition #MidlifeWomen #WomenInMedicine #SportsMedicine #InvestableHealth #HighAchievingWomen #PhysicianPodcast

Functional Medicine | Crohn's Disease | Autoimmune Healing | Methylation | Gluten Sensitivity — Dr. Amy Tiffany sits down with osteopathic ER physician and functional medicine practitioner Dr. Christina Campbell to unpack how recipe medicine fails women, why hormones aren't meant to disappear with age, and the personal autoimmune journey that rewrote her career.Dr. Campbell is board certified in emergency medicine, certified in functional medicine and endocannabinoid medicine, and runs Naturally Free Life — a personalized precision medicine practice rooted in root-cause healing rather than protocol-based prescribing. This conversation is for women in their 30s, 40s, and 50s who feel unseen by conventional medicine, anyone navigating autoimmune disease or chronic pain, and patients who suspect there's more to the story than what they're being told in a 15-minute appointment.After watching, you'll understand why methylation issues affect fertility and energy more than most physicians acknowledge, how the gut-brain axis shapes immune health, what to look for in clean personal care products using the EWG database, and why a circadian rhythm reset can be more powerful than most prescriptions.Timestamps:0:00 – What does an osteopathic physician actually do, and how is it different from an MD?1:57 – Who founded osteopathic medicine and what does the training emphasize?3:47 – How is functional medicine different from naturopathic medicine?4:44 – Why there is no such thing as recipe medicine for a single human being7:04 – Who is Dr. Christina Campbell when she's not wearing the physician hat?9:30 – Why high-achieving women struggling with fertility need to be seen12:39 – How shift work and a broken circadian rhythm impact fertility14:15 – What it's like to be told at 14 that you'll never have children16:25 – How fixing her circadian rhythm became the turning point for pregnancy17:54 – What methylated B vitamins do and why MTHFR matters18:38 – Eight pregnancies, two children — the loss our medical system doesn't acknowledge22:07 – How postpartum metabolic syndrome led to a CrossFit gym and a paleo diet26:14 – The morning the pain stopped: discovering gluten sensitivity at the source28:15 – When patients become teachers and a side practice becomes a calling32:13 – Why we actually need sun exposure for vitamin D and nitric oxide33:15 – What's hiding in your sunscreen — and why EWG.org is the tool to use36:19 – Why the skin is your largest absorptive organ and what it means for daily products39:09 – Why women may not be meant to lose their hormones with age40:25 – The hidden cost of synthetic hormones and birth control on the gut42:00 – Can women come out of menopause? A real-world clinical observation46:14 – The near-death experience at 14 that taught her to question every doctor50:18 – Why questioning your physician is your right and your responsibility50:54 – How to work with Dr. Christina Campbell at Naturally Free Life51:40 – Final thoughts for women who feel unseen by conventional medicineAbout the Host:Dr. Amy Loden Tiffany is a triple board-certified physician (Internal Medicine, Lifestyle Medicine, Obesity Medicine), MBA, and FACP. She is the founder of Vitality Medical and Wellness Consulting in St. Louis, a concierge primary care practice focused on perimenopause, postpartum metabolic recovery, and sustainable weight loss for high-achieving women.Connect with Dr. Christina Campbell:🌐 Website: NaturallyFreeLife.com (please confirm exact URL before publishing)📅 Book a consultation directly through her websiteConnect with Dr. Amy Tiffany:🌐 Website: vitalitymwc.org📱 Instagram: @dramytiffany💼 LinkedIn: Dr. Amy Loden TiffanySubscribe to The Authentic Physician for honest conversations about medicine, identity, and the health transitions women aren't prepared for.

Perimenopause weight gain, menopause symptoms, and hormone therapy are often misunderstood — and most women never hear the full picture. Dr. Amy Loden Tiffany talks with quadruple board-certified physician Dr. Caissa Troutmanabout midlife weight gain, perimenopause belly fat, GLP-1 medications, hormone replacement therapy, and the Four Pillars framework that actually works.If you're a woman in perimenopause or menopause, a high-achieving professional navigating midlife transitions, or anyone tired of being told your symptoms are "just aging," this episode was built for you.After watching, you'll understand the Four Pillars framework (Meals, Movement, Mind, Medicine) that Dr. Troutman uses with her own patients, how to estimate protein portions using only your hand, why the SWAN Study validates what women have been feeling for decades, and how to evaluate GLP-1 medications and hormone therapy as long-term tools rather than short-term fixes. You'll also hear Dr. Troutman's own story of leaving a 30-patients-a-day practice to build something sustainable, and why healing the human in the doctor changes everything.Chapters:0:00 – How does a physician become quadruple board certified?1:55 – Turning personal struggle with weight and perimenopause into a medical practice2:38 – Are women being gaslit about perimenopause symptoms? What's really happening5:13 – The SSRI trap and the testosterone pellet problem — what most doctors miss5:53 – The Three Gaps: Knowledge, Skills, and Mindset7:05 – Why Dr. Troutman does not prescribe testosterone pellets (and what she uses instead)8:48 – Doctor Google, Doctor ChatGPT, and the information gap in primary care10:21 – Why physicians leave high-volume practices to build their own12:12 – The Mayo study: 2 hours of admin for every 1 hour of patient care16:17 – FDA black box warning on estrogen — what changed and what didn't17:50 – Culinary medicine: why nutrition is barely taught in medical school20:10 – The hand portion technique for protein (palm, fist, cupped hand, index finger)22:41 – Frozen vs. fresh vs. canned — what's actually okay on a budget25:23 – The midlife belly: why women gain visceral fat even without lifestyle changes26:06 – The SWAN Study on muscle mass loss and fat mass gain in perimenopause27:27 – The Four Pillars framework: Meals, Movement, Mind, Medicine29:00 – The two things always in your power: breath and words30:19 – What happens when you stop GLP-1 medications or hormone therapy?32:21 – The glasses analogy: why medication is a tool, not a failure33:47 – Binge eating disorder vs. "stress eating" — the difference most doctors miss35:00 – "I didn't know how much food noise I was having until it went away"37:15 – What to do when another doctor tells your patient hormone therapy is poison43:55 – Body composition scanners: why gyms have them and most clinics don't48:13 – Where to find Dr. Casey Troutman📚 Dr. Troutman's practice: Midlife Remdy (Pennsylvania) — midliferemdy.com🔗 Find Dr. Trautman on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook: @midlife_remdyConnect with Dr. Amy Tiffany:🌐 Website: vitalitymwc.org📱 Instagram: @dramytiffany💼 LinkedIn: Dr. Amy Loden TiffanySubscribe for honest conversations about medicine, metabolic health, perimenopause, and helping women feel like themselves again.