Dr. Priyanka Gupta ND

07/18/2022

Metabolic health and fertility. With a high incidence of insulin resistance, central obesity and dyslipidemia, women with polycystic o***y syndrome are susceptible to metabolic syndrome as well as infertility. By addressing insulin resistance we can improve a person’s chance of conception. This is true for male infertility as well.

07/15/2022

In my recent blog post find out how to balance your hormone health using the Metabolic Balance Program

Balance your Hormones. Feel Great and Lose Weight Trouble losing weight? Diets today can be confusing. With so much information today on the internet, picking the right method of eating can seem daunting. Enter the Metabolic Balance ® method. This program is based on the assumption that every perso...

07/14/2022

PCOS is a metabolic condition that can result in anovulation. Often the underlying factor is insulin resistance leading to higher amounts of testosterone being produced from the ovaries. In turn follicles don’t mature leading to infertility and hyperandrogen symptoms. This why addressing metabolic health from a nutrition standard point is key. Find out how I address PCOS with nutrition in the following post.

03/24/2022

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03/11/2022

Metabolic Balance(R) Program for Hormone Health. Find out how this program can help to address hormone health issues by regulating insulin, lowering inflammation and supporting healthy metabolism.

This video details the benefits and outcomes of the Metabolic Balance(R) Program. This program helps to balance insulin, support your metabolism and get to t...

03/10/2022

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Staying fit isn't easy - giving it my go at home :) Thanks for kicking my butt

Priyanka Gupta ND posted on Instagram: “Trying my best to be consistent! Thanks for kicking my butt as always!” • See all of .priyanka.nd's photos and videos on their profile.

03/08/2022

Easy savoury low glycemic breakfast option

03/01/2022

Why supporting the gut microbiome may help your hormones

Healthy gut microbiome has an immense effect on hormone health as well. In my practise I see a lot of women with hormonal issues, and one of the first steps to getting hormones levels in check is to treat the intestinal health of a person. A subset of the microbiome involved with estrogen metabolism called the estrobolome seems to be the key to detoxifying and balancing hormones in women. After the liver has detoxified estrogen, it is put into the intestines for elimination. However in the presence of unfriendly bacteria, the hormones become reactivated and the estrogen in your gut gets reabsorbed causing estrogen excess. Estrogen excess in turn is associated with a host of different symptoms that we will get into however some symptoms are painful periods, PMS, heavy periods to name a few.

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