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Welcome to the Valley Wellness Podcast, your go-to resource for real answers to women's health questions. Our panel of experts brings over 45 years of combined experience in women's healthcare, blending modern medical practices with holistic and functional medicine approaches.
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Testosterone for Men: A Closer Look (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Valley Wellness Podcast, Dr. Sean Haskett and Jennifer Krebs discuss testosterone therapy in men, including how testosterone changes with age, signs of low testosterone, testing and treatment options, and the importance of looking beyond a single lab number. They also cover lifestyle factors, fertility, potential risks, and why proper monitoring and individualized care matter when considering testosterone therapy. Ready to take a closer look at your health? Schedule an in-
Why Progesterone Matters: The Hormone That Could Improve Sleep, Anxiety, and Hormone Balance (opens the original)
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Progesterone doesn't get nearly the attention it deserves, yet it's one of the most important hormones for women's health. In this episode, Taelor Lewis, FNP, and Dr. Tennille Cloward discuss why progesterone is essential for healthy hormone balance, quality sleep, mood, fertility, and overall well being. They explain why progesterone is often the first hormone to decline during perimenopause, the symptoms of low progesterone, and how stress, aging, and lifestyle factors can impact hormone produ
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