Dr. Debra Shapiro is so vibrant and passionate about helping parents enter parenthood, in good health. One always has a choice to not choose health, however others might not even know there are alternative approaches to birthing a child that don't include miscarriage as a symptom of ill health. I don't hear a negative message here. I just hear sound advice and it's up to the individual whether or not to participate in it. Not everyone "hears" messages the same way because of perspectives. Just because one's perspective doesn't gel with that of another to me means move on to someone from whom you can resonate. It's a choice. I find Dr. Shapiro incredibly motivating and inspiring. Others might hear the message differently. No need to throw the message out because it lands well with some and not others. Thank you for a fascinating interview, Chef AJ and Dr. Debra Shapiro.🙏💟🙏💟

She is fantastic. She has helped me so much. If you call her you will not regret it. Talking to her helped me guide my primary care doctor. I can’t say enough about her knowledge base.

Absolutely loved this conversation - Dr Debra Shapiro is such a bright light :) such great information and passion that she shared! And I really appreciated from the very start that she pointed out she doesn't just see women, but trans men too ^^ just a true delight :D thank you so very much

Thank you again, Chef AJ🥰

I like this woman!! I wish she was my gynecologist before I had children

The benefits of soy are great but I am sensitive to it so I can't get the benefits they offer. But, for those that are allergic to soy, perhaps they can use alfalfa sprouts. They are phytoestrogens that help with hot flashes and that's what I use. I always hear the push for soy, but alfalfa sprouts may be an alternative to those with allergies.

Great lecture. Thank you both for spreading the message of health, especially for pregnant women.

Thank you Chef Aj for this interview. We need more. Have you heard of Menopause Taylor? Plant based retired obgyn that does youtube. An interview with her would be great because this topic isn't discussed enough and women are uneducated and and clueless as to how to manage menopausal symptoms.

Good info! However, eating raw salads in winter is not too balancing.

Shouldn’t any woman on HRT after menopause be getting annual paps and/or pelvic ultrasounds? Important to check that endometrial lining thickness, correct? By the time an older woman starts bleeding- it could be too late for successful cancer treatments.

Vaginal dryness. Look into Supplement DHEA. I go to a functional medical dr. She said it is completely safe and will help you. It works

Great

I had 8 fetuses develop in me when I was obese. But I conceived my last 5 while on a raw food diet to lose weight. They were all surprises because it was hard to get the older two. I have celiac disease. Most celiacs are infertile. I was blessed to be able to accidentally become pregnant due to accidentally be gluten free on the raw food diet as an undiagnosed celiac. I have seven healthy children. Actually my oldest is not. I was obese and eating the SAD diet and did not breastfeed her but my six boys are very healthy. They were all conceived by a chubby mom but on raw food. I lost 25 pounds while pregnant with baby #4 while experimenting with the Mcdougall diet. While I appreciate what this good doctor is saying about being healthy before getting pregnant, I am certainly glad to have my seven kids and the fact that I didnt wait to have my kids until I was my optimal weight because if I had there would be 13 extra people in my life that bless my life everyday including in-law and grandchildren. I'm sorry. Most of the docs you interview inspire me. This one makes me feel sad.😔

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