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The FemHealth Nutrition PodcastHow Fibre Can Help With Endometriosis SymptomsIn this episode, we explore how dietary fibre can play a supportive role in managing endometriosis symptoms through hormone regulation, inflammation reduction, and improved gut health. Whether you're a dietitian or a health professional, you'll learn practical strategies for tailoring fibre intake to support your clients living with endometriosis.You can find the blog post and references here:https://www.whnlearninghub.com/post/the-role-of-dietary-fibre-in-managing-endometriosis-evidence-and-practical-insights-for-dietitians Check out the WHN Learning Hub Here:www.whnlearninhub.comFeedback or suggestions for future episodes? ...2025-07-3112 minThe FemHealth Nutrition Podcast5 Questions to Include in Your Menopause Nutrition Assessment (That Go Beyond Diet)In this episode, we explore five essential, but often overlooked, areas to include in your nutrition assessment for menopause: sleep, brain fog and mood, exercise, family dynamics, and long-term health vision. These insights will help you go beyond food and build a more holistic, personalized care plan for your midlife clients.www.whnlearninghub.com Webinar link: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/lVgOufE8QnK21iyJhAvnSw 2025-06-2713 minThe FemHealth Nutrition PodcastCreatine and Women’s Health: What the Research Really SaysIn this episode of the FemHealth Nutrition Podcast, we explore why this well-known supplement is gaining traction across women’s health. We’ll cover:The basics of creatine metabolismWhat the research says across different life stagesCreatine’s potential benefits for strength, cognition, mood, and reproductive healthEvidence-based dosing strategies and safety considerationsReferences Chilibeck, P. D., et al. (2023). A 2-year RCT on creatine and bone health. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 55(10), 1750–1760.de Guingand, D. L., et al. (2024). Creatine metabolism in human pregnancy. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 119(4), 838–849.Gordon, A. N., et al...2025-06-1225 minThe FemHealth Nutrition PodcastDoes Skipping Breakfast Impact Menstrual Health?This episode explores how breakfast skipping, meal timing, and intermittent fasting affect hormone rhythms, ovulation, and menstrual cycle health. Learn how the body’s internal clocks respond to food timing and why aligning meals with circadian rhythms may support reproductive function.Learn more about women's health and nutrition at whnlearninghub.com References:Cienfuegos, S., et al. (2022). Effect of intermittent fasting on reproductive hormone levels in females and males: A review of human trials. Nutrients, 14(2343). https://doi.org/10.3390/nu14112343 Fujiwara, T., et al. (2019). Time restriction of food intake during the circadian cycle is a...2025-05-2921 minThe FemHealth Nutrition PodcastUnderstanding Gut Health Changes in MidlifeThis podcast episode explores how gut health is affected during midlife and menopause, delving into hormonal changes, stress, and lifestyle factors that contribute to gastrointestinal symptoms. Interested in being an expert in menopause nutrition?Enrol in the Menopause Course for Dietitians and Nutritionists to develop expertise and boost your confidence in working with clients on their menopause journey. Here is the link to the course: https://whnlearninghub.thinkific.com/courses/MenopauseNutritionReceive a discount with code "Menopause65" until May 26th. References:Mehta, R. S...2025-05-1209 minThe FemHealth Nutrition PodcastNutrition Strategies For Menstrual PainIn this episode, we explore the pathophysiology of painful menstrual periods and review what the research says about dietary strategies for reducing pain.From vitamin D and magnesium to caffeine, we highlight the evidence, proposed mechanisms, and study strengths behind each intervention. This episode is packed with clinical pearls for dietitians looking to support clients with food-first, evidence-based menstrual care.Visit the whnlearninghub.com for more learning opportunities. References: Brown, N., Martin, D., Waldron, M., Bruinvels, G., Farrant, L., & Fairchild, R. (2024). Nutritional practices to manage menstrual cycle-related symptoms: A systematic review. Nu...2025-04-1015 minThe FemHealth Nutrition Podcast5 Takeaways from Working in Gestational DiabetesIn this episode, I share five key insights from my experience supporting clients with gestational diabetes. We’ll cover both the clinical and emotional aspects of care — from navigating nutrition strategies to building trust during a challenging time. Whether you're new to GDM or looking to strengthen your practice, you'll come away with practical, evidence-informed takeaways.https://guidelines.diabetes.ca/cpg/chapter36 2025-03-2718 minThe FemHealth Nutrition PodcastCycle Synching and Seed CyclingIn this episode, we dive into the buzz around cycle syncing and seed cycling — two popular trends in the women's wellness space. We’ll break down what they are, the theory behind them, what the research actually says, and practical tips for dietitians working with clients. Tune in to get the facts and learn how to separate hype from science!2025-03-2018 minThe FemHealth Nutrition PodcastSoy and Female FertilityIn this episode, we’ll examine research on the relationship between soy and femaile fertility. Do phytoestrogens from soy help or harm female fertility? Let’s break down the science and highlight key takeaways for dietitians and healthcare professionals.Check out the Women's Health Nutrition Learning Hub at whnlearninghub.comReferences: Vanegas, J. C., Afeiche, M. C., Gaskins, A. J., Mínguez-Alarcón, L., Williams, P. L., Wright, D. L., Toth, T. L., Hauser, R., & Chavarro, J. E. (2015). Soy food intake and treatment outcomes of women undergo...2025-03-1216 minThe FemHealth Nutrition PodcastWelcome to the PodcastFind the Women's Health Nutrition Learning Hub at whnlearninghub.com 2025-03-0507 minThe FemHealth Nutrition PodcastMenopause, Muscle and Nutrition: What Does The Research Show?In this episode, we’ll examine research on muscle changes during menopause. How much muscle mass is lost? Does it affect all individuals the same way? And most importantly, what interventions—such as exercise, protein, vitamin D, and creatine—are actually effective? Let’s break down the science and highlight key takeaways for dietitians and healthcare professionals.Check out the Women's Health Nutrition Learning Hub at whnlearninghub.com* Correction: Most experts agree that 1-1.2 g protein/kg body weight is what most women will benefit from in perimenopause and some may benefit...2025-03-0519 min