Ep.9 – Dr. Corey Schuler: Naturally Improving Stress & Sex Hormone Balance - You, Optimized. Radio

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Dr. Corey Schuler, MS, DC, CNS, LN, FAAIM, is both a locally and nationally recognized expert in the field of natural health and metabolism. He is a frequently sought out expert teaching to physicians and other healthcare providers, often interviewed for radio and magazines, and consulted by leaders in the industry. Over the last several years, he has been a featured expert at dozens of medical conferences.

Dr. Schuler is a busy man. That’s the life of a top-notch functional practitioner whose practice is thriving. We were fortunate enough to briefly catch up with Dr. Schuler and pick his brain in between patient visits.

We chat about hormones like ACTH, luteinizing hormone, testosterone, estrogen, DHEA, and cortisol. He also discusses the use adaptogenic herbs like rhodiola, maca, eleuthro, and ashwagandha to help regulate hormonal balance. And seconds before he had to meet with a patient, we dive briefly into oxytocin production when you hug, have sex, or are in love.

What You’ll Hear In This Episode

1:41 – The basics of circadian rhythm

3:14 – Circadian rhythm of cortisol production & ACTH resistance

5:30 – Circadian signals responsible for releasing melatonin

9:30 – Adrenal fatigue may or may not be an adrenal gland issue

12:15 – How your environment can play a massive role in your total stress load

16:26 – The cortisol & DHEA relationship

18:14 – How DHEA levels factor into bone health and who might benefit from DHEA supplementation

20:00 – Symptoms associated with elevated androgen hormones

22:00 – The link between testosterone, luteinizing hormone, and circadian signals

24:15 – What is the role of adaptogenic herbs and how you can use them to balance stress hormones

30:20 – The difference between a medical endocrinologist and a functional endocrinologist

31:45 – What kind of hormonal effects occur when we hug, have sex, or fall in love

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Resource Links & Credentials

Website: Metabolic Treatment Center

Facebook: Dr. Corey Schuler

• Fellow, American Association of Integrative Medicine
• Licensed Nutritionist, Minnesota Board of Dietetics and Nutrition Practice
• Certified Nutrition Specialist, Board of Certification for Nutrition Specialists
• Certified Nutrition Professional, Holistic Nutrition Credentialing Board
• Certification, Natural Medicine Practitioner, Texas Chiropractic College
• Board-certified in Holistic Nutrition, Holistic Nutrition Credentialing Board
• Registered Nutrition Professional, American Nutrition Association
• Diplomate, American Board of Functional Medicine
• Diplomate, College of Biologically Based Practices
• Diplomate, College of Clinical Nutrition
• Diplomate, Chiropractic Board of Clinical Nutrition

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