Breaking the Cycle: Navigating Disordered Eating, Fertility, and Endometriosis

In this weeks podcast Evelyn chats with Roslyn Gray- A disordered eating/Binge eating Dietitian & yoga teacher. 

Evelyn and Roslyn explore the potential consequences of undereating on hormonal health and fertility. They also delve into the impact of endometriosis on body image and gut health. Roslyn shares dietary strategies for achieving hormonal balance, including regular eating, balanced plates, and self-compassion. The importance of stress management and quality sleep is emphasised. Roslyn offers her expertise as a registered dietitian and yoga teacher to support individuals on their wellness journey.

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Keywords:
undereating, hormonal health, fertility, endometriosis, body image, gut health, dietary strategies, stress management, self-compassion, sleep, yoga

Takeaways:
1. Undereating, overexercising, and stress can impact hormonal health and fertility.
2. Eating regularly and having balanced plates support hormonal balance.
3. Mindfulness, self-compassion, and gratitude help manage stress and enhance well-being.
4. Endometriosis requires a personalized approach to nutrition and exercise.
5. Stress management, mindfulness, and anti-inflammatory foods benefit individuals with endometriosis.
6. Habit formation and realistic expectations are key to long-term wellness.
7. Sufficient sleep is crucial for hormonal health and overall well-being.

Sound Bites:
1. "Our brain and body... It's like an iPhone. You know the way whenever like we go down to like 10 or 20% on our iPhone battery, it's like, let's go into low power mode and maybe we'll put our phone into like airplane or do not disturb. Well, when the body's not getting enough energy, it's in survival mode."
2. "When someone's emotionally overeating or binge eating, that can actually also impact your estrogen as well. And that can also impact your cycle because whenever you're overeating, you're putting your body under a different type of stress, which impacts insulin, and that therefore impacts your estrogen, and that can also impact your cycles."
3. "The best thing you can do for your hormones is to eat regularly. And that's actually really challenging for a lot of people. And what I mean by eating regularly is I do mean eating every ideally three to four hours."

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and Overview
07:32 Dietary Strategies for Hormonal Balance and Well-being
12:18 Managing Stress and Practicing Self-Compassion
24:59 Personalized Nutrition and Exercise for Endometriosis
30:12 Habit Formation and Realistic Expectations for Long-Term Wellness