CLITEROLOGY
CERVICAL, UTERINE, CLITORAL, AND MORE! Who knew your cervix and your uterus could be an erogenous zone? I did not. Also, Dr. DeLucia tells us that it's not a spot, it's really more of a zone, so let's pin that location! Watch the clip and the full episode here
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Dr. Kate explains why women should care about ethically produced porn and feminist-produced porn as a means of opening up more space for things that are exciting in the bedroom. WATCH THIS CLIP OR THE FULL EPISODE 2 ON YOUTUBE
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Dr. Kate talks explains the nature of munches as a strong community where one can go and have a non-judgmental conversation and be met with like-minded folks can feel like a homecoming of sorts. WATCH THIS CLIP OR THE FULL EPISODE 2 ON YOUTUBE
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TED uses sound-waves and can be used in conjunction with exosomes for your vagina. TED is a revolutionary technology that can also be used for thinning hair. Alma TED’s proprietary technology offers a non-invasive, non-traumatic option to address the market’s growing hair loss concerns. For more information on this device, listen to the full episode 1, or watch it on
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DR. DELUCIA TALKS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS AND THE EFFECT SEX HAS ON OUR MENTAL HEALTH-- WATCH THIS CLIP OR THE FULL EPISODE 1 ON YOUTUBE
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In this episode, we tackle a common challenge among women experiencing menopause: sleep disturbances. Many women find themselves grappling with insomnia, night sweats, and other sleep disruptions during this transitional phase. Join us as we delve into effective non-hormonal strategies to alleviate these symptoms and promote better sleep quality. Our guest expert, Dr. Todd Dorfman, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Rebalance Health, offers invaluable insights into the causes of sleep disturbances during menopause and discusses non-hormonal options that can provide relief. Dr. Dorfman brings over...
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Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our esteemed guest, Dr. Usha Rajagopal, a renowned expert in the field of women's health. Dr. Rajagopal is a dedicated advocate for empowering women to take control of their own health and well-being. In today's episode, we get into the topic of physical appearance and its impact on women's health. We explore the societal norms and expectations that often leave women feeling uncertain and unable to manage their own health effectively. Dr. Rajagopal sheds light on both non-surgical and surgical options that women can...
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In this insightful episode, Dr. Kelly Casperson, a renowned urologist, public speaker, sex educator, and top international podcaster, dives deep into the complex world of sexual desire. Dr. Kelly's mission is to empower women to live their best lives by providing better resources and education on sexual health, intimacy, and the science of desire. Through her podcast, she combines education, humor, and candor to dismantle myths and normalize healthy, enjoyable sex, while also offering essential insights on midlife health and hormones. Key topics covered in this episode include the differences...
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In this insightful episode, we delve into the profound connection between women's health, pleasure, and self-care. We explore how prioritizing pleasurable experiences and self-care can effectively counteract the negative effects of stress and promote overall well-being. The discussion emphasizes that integrating pleasurable activities into daily routines is crucial for women's health, as stressful life events can significantly impact their well-being. By embracing their own agency and power, women can challenge patriarchal norms and contribute to a more equitable society through...
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The vaginal microbiome plays a crucial role in women's health, influencing fertility, pregnancy, and the progression of cervical cancer. It is a complex community of bacteria, fungi, viruses, and microbes residing in the vagina. A healthy vaginal microbiome is dominated by beneficial bacteria like lactobacilli, which produce lactic acid and hydrogen peroxide, creating a protective barrier that prevents pathogens from thriving and safeguarding the reproductive organs. Disruption in the balance of the vaginal microbiome can lead to conditions such as bacterial vaginosis (BV) and other forms of...
info_outlineThe vaginal microbiome plays a crucial role in women's health, influencing fertility, pregnancy, and the progression of cervical cancer. It is a complex community of bacteria, fungi, viruses, and microbes residing in the vagina. A healthy vaginal microbiome is dominated by beneficial bacteria like lactobacilli, which produce lactic acid and hydrogen peroxide, creating a protective barrier that prevents pathogens from thriving and safeguarding the reproductive organs.
Disruption in the balance of the vaginal microbiome can lead to conditions such as bacterial vaginosis (BV) and other forms of dysbiosis. BV, the most common vaginal infection, affects 30% of women at any given time. Imbalances in the vaginal microbiome can have far-reaching consequences, impacting fertility, in vitro fertilization (IVF) success rates, preterm birth rates, cervical cancer progression rates, and susceptibility to sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
Understanding the composition and health of the vaginal microbiome is essential for women's overall well-being. Advanced genomic sequencing, like the technology used by Evie, can provide insights into the specific bacteria, fungi, and microbes present in the vaginal environment. This information empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their health and potentially prevent future complications related to the vaginal microbiome.
By monitoring and understanding their vaginal microbiome, individuals can take control of their vaginal health, similar to how they manage other aspects of their well-being like sleep and nutrition. Recognizing the importance of the vaginal microbiome and its impact on various health outcomes allows individuals to proactively manage their vaginal health and reduce the risk of complications related to fertility, pregnancy, and cervical cancer progression.
Evvy, as discussed in the podcast episode, offers personalized at-home vaginal health testing and treatment options. The process involves a simple at-home vaginal health test where a Q-tip swab of the vagina is collected and sent back to Evvy's lab for whole genome metagenomic sequencing. This advanced sequencing technology allows Evvy to analyze the entire genome of the vaginal microbiome, identifying specific pathogens, antibiotic resistance genes, and biofilms.
Evvy's testing screens for over 700 microbes in the urogenital tract, providing detailed insights into the composition of the vaginal microbiome and any potential imbalances. It can also identify antibiotic resistance genes to ensure effective treatment and address biofilms that protect pathogenic microbes, enhancing treatment outcomes and promoting overall vaginal health.
Evvy's mission is to close the gender gap in healthcare by focusing on the vaginal microbiome. By partnering with healthcare providers and advocating for insurance coverage, Evvy aims to provide valuable insights and personalized care for individuals with vaginal health concerns. Their efforts to gather comprehensive data, demonstrate the effectiveness of their approach, and work towards broader recognition align with their goal of addressing the unique healthcare needs of individuals with vaginas.
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