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What the HORMONES

Kate Nguy
Menstrual Cycle
Perimenopause
Hormones
Cortisol
Sleep
Burnout
Estrogen
Glp-1s
Menopause
Blood Sugar
Melatonin
Glp-1
Environmental Seasons
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Hormone Health
Luteal Phase
Diabetes
Multiple Sclerosis
Shee Revival
Follicular Phase

Ever wonder what is happening with your hormones? Welcome to What the Hormones—where we talk about PMS, perimenopause, stress, and midlife honestly, without the BS or shame. Hosted by Certified Hormone Health Practitioner Kate Nguy, this is your no-fluff guide to understanding why you feel exhausted, reactive, and like a different person every week. We're diving into cortisol chaos, burnout, mood ... more

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That rage the week before your period? It's not a malfunction — it's a message. In this episode, we're breaking down why so much of what gets labeled "PMS" is actually burnout wearing a hormonal costume, and why your luteal phase might be the only we... more

Most of us go to our annual checkup, hand over our arm for blood work, and wait to hear "everything looks normal." But what if normal isn't the same as optimal — and what if the tests your doctor ordered aren't even telling the full story? In this ep... more

What if starting over as a mom wasn't a sign of failure — but the most powerful thing you could do? In this episode, Kate sits down with returning guest Wendy Snyder, Certified Positive Parenting Educator and founder of Fresh Start Family, for a raw,... more

Your cycle doesn't just affect you — it affects everyone in your orbit. Pharmacist and cycle syncing advocate Dr. Tiffany Ruder is back, and this time we're handing the playbook to the partners, the dads, the brothers, and the coworkers who want to s... more

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Recent Guests

Wendy Snyder
Certified positive parenting educator, family life coach, founder of Fresh Start Family
Fresh Start Family
Episode: 113. The Parenting Shift No One Talks About with Wendy Snyder
Dr. Tiffany Ruder
Pharmacist, hormone health specialist, and perimenopause educator
Pharmacist; hormone health expert
Episode: 112. A Man's Guide to the Menstrual Cycle with Tiffany Ruder
Alex Mufson
Licensed clinical social worker and founder of Canary House
Canary House
Episode: 110. What Your Anxiety Is Actually Telling You with Alex Mufson
Tiffany Ruder
Pharmacist and perimenopause specialist
Perimenopause expert and pharmacist
Episode: 109. Why High-Functioning Women Get Blindsided in Perimenopause
Toni Hill
Friend of the host, discussed as a guest in this episode
Episode: 107. “Asking For A Friend” with Toni Hill
Dr. Katashia
Clinical pharmacist and women's hormone health expert, founder of Dr. Katashia's Wellness Collective
Dr. Katashia's Wellness Collective
Episode: 99. GLP-1s and Perimenopause with Dr. Katashia
Mary Tibbetts
MS advocate, motivational speaker, founder of Fearless with Mary
Fearless with Mary; MS Nation Community Foundation
Episode: 96. Living Fearlessly with MS
Alana Bykes
Narrow diversity coach and co-founder of Candor Diversity Group
Candor Diversity Group
Episode: 91. ADHD, Estrogen, and Menopause with Allana Bykes

Host

Kate Nguy
Host of What the Hormones; hormone health practitioner and educator with a focus on cycle-aware living and nervous-system regulation.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Demystify your hormones

    Kate is so warm and relatable as she walks us through what’s happening with our

    Hormones. Befriending them and ultimately ourselves as she helps us better understand what’s happening and what we can do to meet our own needs. I’ve enjoyed having her in my ear as I have been

    Flipping the script and letting go of these grungies of being a hormonal woman and embracing the nuances, tuning into what it’s really telling me what I need for myself. Highly recommend you connect with Kate

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rakz4
    Canada2 years ago
  • Life changing podcast!

    Life changing podcast! These are the conversations I wish I had with someone when I was a pre teen, this information so desperately needs to be taught in schools. Kate provides so much awesome information and awareness on womb health and it’s presented in such a digestible way that you can listen to it with ease throughout your day.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    YAKWTFGOAWIDLWR
    United States3 years ago
  • Womb Wisdom

    Being peri menopausal this podcast is so incredibly helpful. I love learning about womb wisdom, it’s so fascinating!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jamieberris
    United States3 years ago
  • Great podcast for women of all ages

    I have learned so much about my hormones by listening to this podcast. I’m understanding my hormones much better. Love this podcast and can’t wait to learn more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kristina Driscoll
    United States3 years ago
  • wow!!

    i love this podcast! i love hearing about what is possible. because i am destined for more and i love having someone remind me that i can do more! 🙌🏻❤️🙌🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tanitsia
    United States3 years ago

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Warm and relatable host who makes complex topics feel approachable.
The show provides practical, actionable guidance listeners can use in daily life.
Perimenopause and cycle-aware content is especially helpful and empowering.
The host emphasizes self-compassion and sustainable changes over quick-fix wellness.
Guests are well-chosen and the conversations feel authentic and supportive.

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99. GLP-1s and Perimenopause with Dr. Katashia
Q: So if GLP-1s are used for diabetes, I'm guessing that's the insulin component there. And then they're as a different kind for weight loss, or is it really that they're just the same?
They are the same class of medication, like semaglutide, but indications differ by condition (diabetes vs. weight management). The drugs can be prescribed for either purpose depending on the indication and patient context, with dosing and titration tailored accordingly.
100. GLP-1 Side Effects & How to Use Them Wisely Dr. Katashia (Part 2)
Q: What lifestyle changes should someone pair with GLP-1 therapy to optimize outcomes?
Prioritize water intake, ensure adequate protein, engage in regular strength training to maintain muscle mass, avoid skipping meals, and incorporate light activity such as post-meal walks to aid digestion and blood sugar control.
100. GLP-1 Side Effects & How to Use Them Wisely Dr. Katashia (Part 2)
Q: What are the most common side effects people should expect with GLP-1s?
Constipation is the most frequently reported issue, followed by nausea and abdominal symptoms, and these often appear during dose titration; staying hydrated and having a bowel regimen prepared can help manage them.
109. Why High-Functioning Women Get Blindsided in Perimenopause
Q: What is happening hormonally that makes high-functioning women hit harder during perimenopause?
Estrogen becomes erratic and progesterone support declines as cycles become irregular; adrenals take on more of the hormonal load, leading to greater stress sensitivity, mood changes, and brain fog. This shift also disrupts sleep and energy, particularly in those with a lifestyle already built on high productivity.

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A practical, science-informed show focused on hormones and midlife wellness, with a warm, no-nonsense host who breaks down complex topics like perimenopause, burnout, sleep, and cycle-aware living. Episodes blend expert insights with real-life stories from women navigating hormonal changes, stress, and the nervous system, offering actionable strategies rather than quick fixes. Notable strengths include cycle-aware planning, practical tools for managing burnout, and a compassionate approach to difficult topics like hormone therapy and mental load. Listeners typically seek evidence-based guidance, approachable explanations, and community support around hormonal health and lifestyle optimization.

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2. Dr. Tiffany Ruder
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