S4 Ep. 25: Holistically Healing Hormones with Leah Brueggemann

Have you ever had a hormone problem or physical condition and wondered if you could heal your body naturally? Most of us who want to live a more holistic lifestyle have, and we want to believe that their are pathways toward healing the body naturally. Today on the Hormone Genius Podcast we have an example of a woman who has learned a lot when it comes to healing her body naturally, and now she wants to help others have this same knowledge and the tools to heal naturally. Leah Brueggemann is a Functional Diagnostic Nutritional practitioner, specializing in hormonal balance for women. Leah has a personal story of helping her horrible periods become painless, and also healing breast fibroadenomas in her own body with holistic treatments! With the knowledge she has gained in her own personal journey and her education & training, she currently helps women balance their hormones naturally with nutrition, lifestyle and finally getting to the root issue. She has helped over 300 women get painless periods, stabilize their moods, lose weight and scale to 6 figures in their business. Leah has a passion for helping women connect to their cycle, which is their super power. When Leah is not chatting about hormones you will probably find her hanging out with her two sons and husband in the outdoors or reading a good book. We thank our sponsor for today Dr. Monica Minjuer of Radiant Health! Make sure to check out their website at radiantclinic.com where you can schedule a FREE discovery call with Dr Minjeur to learn more about if their services are the right fit for you. You can also follow Dr Minjeur’s podcast, “Cycle Wisdom” where she provides concise episodes about topics relevant to your hormones and menstrual cycles. Opinions, statements, and beliefs of our interviewees are not necessarily a reflection of the HG podcast's beliefs and opinions as a whole. Medical disclaimer: The information presented in The Hormone Genius Podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for actual medical or mental health advice from a doctor, psychologist, or any other medical or mental health professional.