
Endocrine matters empowers women physicians to challenge conventional norms and enhance patient relationships. Through deep discussions, we aim to elevate the specialty and inspire future generations of women physicians, driving meaningful change in hormonal health.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness | |||

For years, the answer was no. GLP-1 receptor agonists were considered too risky for type 1 diabetes, and the caution traced back to trials that are now nearly a decade old. In 2026, the full picture finally arrived. In this solo episode, board-certif... more
# You Can't Exercise Your Way Thin. | Endocrine Matters Ep.
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You have been told to move more and eat less for as long as you can remember.
So you did. More cardio. Smaller portions. And somewhere in your 40s, your body stopped cooperating... more
You have been doing everything right for everyone except yourself.
You are not burned out because you are weak, ungrateful, or bad at managing stress. You are depleted because your body is carrying a physiological load that no one has actually looke... more
The most dangerous thyroid advice online doesn't sound dangerous. It sounds confident, validating, and like someone finally gets it. That's exactly what makes it so easy to follow. But what sounds right and what keeps you safe are not always the sam... more
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It is so empowering to hear the experiences of others advocating for their health care. It is so obvious that the physicians are just as motivated to find a way to provide collaborative care, as patients are who need it. Dr T is a visionary. Thank You and I can’t wait for more.
I have been a huge fan of Dr Thangudu’s work for years. Assembled upon her page a few years ago when I was looking for answers myself regarding my diabetes. I was diagnosed in 2013 with diabetes after no family history and struggling to understand where it came from. After having an endocrinologist, call me fat and basically tell me to go on insulin and eat less than 1000 cal a day I was frustrated and exhausted. When I found Dr. T (as I call her) page I was able to gain knowledge of exactly how... more
In this day and age of mass medicine that’s overly-metric dependent, this podcast disrupts in all the best ways. It is packed with insight to help empower us to make better choices in a way that feels aligned and supported.
Dr. Thangudu aka Arti is absolutely amazing! If you have had a chance to meet her & understand her approach to wholistic medical care, attention to patient care, & individual attention to truly solving medical conditions versus a “prescribe the number” you’ll quickly understand why’s she’s the best. She cares. She studies. & most importantly she solves problems! Beyond that - she’s leading the charge in a profession dominated by men and reshaping the profession from the inside out!
💡 "The Endocrine Matters Podcast is a must-listen for anyone passionate about health and wellness. Each episode dives into critical conversations about endocrine health, raising awareness of the changes needed in healthcare and beyond. This podcast is informative, engaging, and essential. Keep the incredible episodes coming!" 🎧
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A clinically grounded show focused on endocrine health and women's wellness, led by a practicing endocrinologist. Across recent episodes, conversations cover perimenopause, thyroid care, osteoporosis, sexual health, and the interplay between lifestyle, hormones, and disease. The host frequently debunks myths, guides patients toward evidence-based care, and emphasizes patient advocacy, shared decision-making, and collaborative care with other specialists. The format tends to combine practical medical guidance with relatable patient stories, aiming to empower women physicians and patients alike with clear, actionable advice and nuanced perspectives on hormone-related conditions.
Noteworthy strengths include a strong emphasis on safety, guide... more
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