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What do you do when you know your doctor gives you the wrong advice? Our guest reminds us that we are our best health advocate.

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"Use your voice. You know your body better than anybody else."
Have you ever felt the chill from the cold shoulder of medical professionals? That's the frosty reality Kathy, a seasoned dietitian from Anchorage, Alaska, warms us with on today's episode. Her tale is more than just about surviving the frigid temperatures; it's a harrowing journey through the complexities of health advocacy in the face of being misunderstood by those sworn to help.
Resources from this Episode:
"An American Sickness"

If you want to connect with Kathy, visit the following:

Instagram: @knunez1982
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Chapters

1. What do you do when you know your doctor gives you the wrong advice? Our guest reminds us that we are our best health advocate. (00:00:00)

2. Overcoming Health Challenges in Alaska (00:01:13)

3. Alcoholism, PCOS, and Metformin (00:08:47)

4. Managing Diabetes Anxiety, Achieving Healthy A1C (00:16:06)

165 episodes

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"Use your voice. You know your body better than anybody else."
Have you ever felt the chill from the cold shoulder of medical professionals? That's the frosty reality Kathy, a seasoned dietitian from Anchorage, Alaska, warms us with on today's episode. Her tale is more than just about surviving the frigid temperatures; it's a harrowing journey through the complexities of health advocacy in the face of being misunderstood by those sworn to help.
Resources from this Episode:
"An American Sickness"

If you want to connect with Kathy, visit the following:

Instagram: @knunez1982
_____________________________________________________________________
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
Have a question, suggestion or comment for the podcast? Fill out form here
Plant Centered Nutrition Essential Resources:

  continue reading

Chapters

1. What do you do when you know your doctor gives you the wrong advice? Our guest reminds us that we are our best health advocate. (00:00:00)

2. Overcoming Health Challenges in Alaska (00:01:13)

3. Alcoholism, PCOS, and Metformin (00:08:47)

4. Managing Diabetes Anxiety, Achieving Healthy A1C (00:16:06)

165 episodes

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