The House of Hormones

Welcome to The House of Hormones Podcast, where we empower and educate our community about hormonal health in a fun, relatable, and inclusive way. Since launching in mid-2024, we’ve grown to over 10,000 members and a vibrant social media following. With overwhelming demand, we’re excited to launch The House of Hormones Podcast in March 2025!Our episodes balance education with lighthearted, authentic conversations; think of it like a sassy, unfiltered group chat. Whether you're managing pms, perimenopause, or seeking wellness tips, this podcast is designed for everyone.

The House of Hormones is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 55 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The House of Hormones, a health show with 55 episodes published.

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  Episode #25

  Women Need To Learn About Collagen!

  Sep 15, 20261h 4mS2

  In this episode of The House of Hormones, we're joined by Elissa Corrigan, founder of Elle Sera, for an honest conversation about women's health, wellness, collagen, conscious consumerism, and the growing problem of "meno-washing". Elissa shares why women's health is such an important part of her work and explains what Elle Sera is all about. We discuss the importance of knowing where your money is going and why consumers should think twice about buying from brands that don't genuinely care about the people they're selling to. We also explore the realities of being a woman today and some of the unique challenges women face when it comes to health, hormones, ageing, and wellbeing. The conversation then turns to collagen supplements. With so many products and claims in the wellness space, Elissa breaks down what actually matters when choosing a collagen product and what consumers should be looking for. We also tackle "meno-washing"—the growing trend of brands using menopause as a marketing opportunity without necessarily providing meaningful support or products for women going through it. Finally, we discuss The House of Hormones in-house study involving Elle Sera and what the findings mean for the brand, before asking Elissa the question every founder should be prepared for: if you could change one thing about Elle Sera, what would it be? 00:00 Intro 01:00 Who is Elissa Corrigan? 02:00 Why is Elissa so passionate about women's health? 06:00 What does Elle Sera do? 10:00 Why buying from brands that genuinely care matters 13:00 How hard is it being a woman? 20:00 What actually matters when choosing a collagen product? 27:00 What is "meno-washing"? 40:00 The House of Hormones study with Elle Sera 50:00 What would Elissa change about Elle Sera? If you're interested in women's health, collagen, wellness, menopause, perimenopause, hormone health, supplements, conscious consumerism, and the changing conversation around women's wellbeing, this episode is one you won't want to miss. Topics Covered

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  Episode #24

  IS GLP1 good for weight loss?! Dr Linia on The House of Hormones

  Sep 1, 20261 hourS2

  Season 2 Episode 24 – Dr Linia In this episode of The House of Hormones, we're joined by Dr Linia, a doctor and weight management specialist, to explore the complex relationship between weight, food, hormones, health, and wellbeing. Dr Linia discusses her new book on weight management and why understanding someone's health journey is about so much more than simply looking at a number on the scales. We explore the shame and stigma that can surround weight, and why understanding the individual story behind someone's health is so important. We also dive into GLP-1 medications, what they are, how they work, and the conversations people should be having when considering weight management treatments. The conversation then turns to perimenopause and weight gain, exploring why changes in hormones can make managing weight feel more difficult and why women need better support during this stage of life. Dr Linia also shares practical advice on how to start improving your relationship with food, including the importance of nutrition and protein. We finish with simple ways to add more protein to your breakfast and make healthier choices more achievable. 00:00 Intro 01:00 Who is Dr Linia? 02:00 Dr Linia's new book on weight management 04:00 What are GLP-1 medications? 08:00 Shame, weight and understanding someone's health story 11:00 The first paragraph of Dr Linia's new book 15:00 What is it like taking GLP-1 medication? 34:00 Perimenopause and weight gain 40:00 How to begin your journey with food 48:00 The role of protein in your diet 53:00 Easy ways to include more protein at breakfast This episode explores weight management, GLP-1 medications, perimenopause, menopause, nutrition, protein, food, hormones, and the importance of taking a more compassionate approach to health. Whether you're navigating weight changes during perimenopause, considering GLP-1 medication, or simply looking to improve your relationship with food, this episode offers an honest and practical conversation about understanding your body and finding an approach that works for you.

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  Episode #23

  What Goes On In UK Soap Dramas Behind The Scenes with Beth Cordingly

  Aug 25, 202642 minS2

  Season 2 Episode 23 – Beth Cordingly In this episode of The House of Hormones, we're joined by actor Beth Cordingly for an open and honest conversation about anxiety, postnatal depression, hormones, women's health, and life in the spotlight. Beth shares her own experiences with anxiety and postnatal depression, discussing the impact these challenges had on her life and why having more open conversations around women's mental health is so important. We also talk about the power of television and soap storylines in raising awareness of important issues. From reaching millions of viewers to starting conversations that may otherwise never happen, we explore why representation and storytelling can play such an important role in women's health. The conversation also covers HRT, understanding your own body, and becoming more aware of how different changes and treatments can affect you personally. Beth and Leah discuss celebrating women's bodies, the influence of social media on women's health, and the pressures women can face around appearance and ageing. This is an honest, funny, and important conversation about women's health, mental wellbeing, body confidence, and the realities of life both on and off screen. 00:00 Intro 01:00 Who is Beth Cordingly? 03:00 Beth's experience with anxiety 07:00 Postnatal depression 13:00 Soaps and the importance of their storylines 20:00 HRT 25:00 Knowing your body and understanding the effects of different changes 33:00 Celebrating women's bodies 35:00 Social media and women's health If you're interested in women's health, anxiety, postnatal depression, HRT, mental health, body confidence, social media, acting, and the power of storytelling, this episode is one you won't want to miss. Topics Covered

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  Episode #21

  Women were given the WRONG medication! Dr Shirin on The House of Hormones

  Aug 11, 202656 minS2

  In this episode of The House of Hormones, we're joined by Dr Shirin, an expert in women's intimate health, menopause, and regenerative medicine, for an open and educational conversation about the topics too many people still find difficult to discuss.Dr Shirin reflects on how limited the treatment options for women once were and explains how advances in medicine have transformed the way we approach intimate health, menopause, and quality of life. We discuss why intimate health remains such a taboo subject, the cultural differences surrounding menopause across the world, and why education is one of the biggest tools we have to improve women's health.The conversation also explores the importance of research into women's health, what Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM) is, and why so many women live with symptoms without realising that effective treatments are available.We also discuss why teenagers should be taught the correct anatomical terminology and encouraged to understand their own bodies from an early age, helping to remove shame and misinformation surrounding women's health.Finally, Dr Shirin explains how the world of aesthetics has evolved beyond appearance to focus on confidence, wellbeing, and healthy ageing, before sharing her most important advice for every woman.This episode is packed with expert insights designed to educate, empower, and encourage more open conversations about women's health.### Topics Covered**00:00** Intro**01:00** Who is Dr Shirin?**03:00** Why treatment options for women used to be so limited**06:00** The life-changing impact of intimate health treatments**10:00** Why is women's intimate health still a taboo?**12:00** Cultural differences in menopause**20:00** The importance of women's health research**25:00** What is Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM)?**32:00** Why teenagers should be taught the correct anatomical terminology**40:00** Breaking taboos and encouraging open conversations**43:00** How aesthetics has evolved from looks to longevity and wellbeing**53:00** Dr Shirin's one piece of advice for every womanIf you're interested in women's health, intimate health, menopause, perimenopause, GSM, vaginal health, hormone health, healthy ageing, women's wellbeing, and evidence-based healthcare, this episode is essential listening.Don’t just listen, let’s talk about it! Join us in the Podcast Lounge on our website forum, where you can share your thoughts with other women (anonymously if you like). https://thehouseofhormones.com/forum/podcast-lounge/

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  Episode #20

  Women NEED to know this about their bodys - Charlotte Body

  Aug 4, 202643 minS2

  In this episode of The House of Hormones we're joined by Charlotte Body, founder of **Pause Live, for an inspiring conversation about perimenopause, menopause, community, and the growing movement to improve women's health education.Charlotte shares the personal experiences that sparked her passion for menopause advocacy and how her own journey through perimenopause led her to create one of the UK's leading menopause events. We discuss the challenges women face when looking for trusted support, why community is so important, and how bringing experts, brands, and women together can transform the menopause conversation.We also dive into the topic of "meno-washing" when companies use menopause as a marketing tool without genuinely supporting women and why it's so important to recognise the difference between meaningful action and clever advertising.Charlotte explains what Pause Live is, who it's designed for, and why everyone is welcome, whether you're experiencing menopause yourself, supporting a partner, friend or family member, or simply want to learn more about women's health.You'll also hear about the incredible experts, clinicians, and advocates attending the event, why The House of Hormones is proud to support Pause Live, and where you can get tickets to be part of this growing community.### Topics Covered**00:00** Intro**01:00** Who is Charlotte Body?**02:00** What sparked Charlotte's career?**13:00** Charlotte's experience with perimenopause**17:00** What is "meno-washing"?**22:00** What is Pause Live?**25:00** Why everyone is welcome**30:00** Meet some of the biggest names in the menopause space**36:00** Why The House of Hormones is supporting Pause Live**42:00** Where to get ticketsIf you're interested in **perimenopause, menopause, hormone health, women's health, menopause support, Pause Live, menopause education, and building a supportive community**, this episode is packed with practical advice, inspiring stories, and expert insights.Don’t just listen, let’s talk about it! Join us in the Podcast Lounge on our website forum, where you can share your thoughts with other women (anonymously if you like). https://thehouseofhormones.com/forum/podcast-lounge/https://thehouseofhormones.com/https://www.instagram.com/thehouseofhormones/

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