88% of adults in the US have insulin resistance and most don't know it. Insulin resistance is caused by having too much glucose in your body causing inflammation that is considered one of the main contributing causes of many serious, chronic illnesses such as diabetes (of course) but also heart disease, cancer, and more.
Read MoreA recent NYT article reveals the lack of understanding/training/interest by medical professionals in women’s sexual health. When you face a serious illness, the stakes become even higher.
Read MoreIf you are a woman living with a serious illness, the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade puts you more at risk. Leading health organizations and thought leaders have echoed similar concerns on the future impact over patient autonomy, quality care, and health equity.
Read MoreWhat patients need today are independent advocates/coaching/champions to help empower them to take an active role in their healthcare. Someone who is only there for them, supporting what they want and has no other competing interests. (Even family members have competing interests). Teaching them how to navigate the system and ensure their decisions are made through the lens of their goals and values. Coaching through lifestyle changes that they want to achieve to help restore their health and quality of life. Nothing…I mean nothing…exists in our healthcare system like this today, though the efficacy for all is irrefutable.
Read MoreThe NYT article suggests that independent advocates can help reduce the impact of gaslighting by affirming, redirecting and championing the patient. But the ultimate goal is to help empower women so they are their own advocates so they take an active role in their healthcare - equipped to make important decisions and better choices that are in line with their health and wellness goals. Studies show that taking an active role in your health is the key to having the highest quality of life. And that’s why I’m here.
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