Dr. Kyrin Dunston : The Hidden Cost: How Hormonal Poverty Triggers Disease

Hormone Prosperity Podcast with Dr. Kyrin Dunston

On this eye-opening episode of The Hormone Prosperity Podcast, Dr. Kyrin dives into the second consequence of hormonal poverty: disease. If you think symptoms like irregular periods, fatigue, or mood swings are just inconvenient hassles, think again. Those “pesky” symptoms? They’re actually gifts—your body’s way of signaling that something deeper needs attention.

🎙️ Episode Highlights:

• Ever heard of “midlife metabolic mayhem”? Dr. Kyrin breaks down how those 60+ symptoms of hormonal imbalance aren’t just annoying—they’re the prelude to more serious health challenges.
• Learn why suppressing symptoms with medication won’t address the root cause. Spoiler alert—it’s like putting duct tape on a leaky pipe.
• Discover how unbalanced hormones are connected to Alzheimer’s, heart disease, breast cancer, and even macular degeneration—and how proactive care can reduce your risks.
• Dr. Kyrin introduces “flex hormones” and explains their holistic (and life-saving!) impact throughout your body, from brain health to bones.
• A touching story about a colleague highlights why ignoring symptoms is a gamble you shouldn’t take.

💡 The key takeaway? Your symptoms are not the problem—they’re the clues. Addressing hormonal poverty now means reaping the benefits of hormonal prosperity later. It’s about thriving, not just surviving.

🎧 Hit play and empower yourself with the knowledge to take action today.

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Together, we’ll empower each other to ask the right questions and find answers that lead to lasting health and happiness. Let's stop the madness and start a movement towards hormonal prosperity! 🌟

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