Hosted by Kate Nguy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 114 episodes
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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 swings, sleep issues, brain fog, and the invisible mental load.Real women. Real symptoms. Real solutions.Your symptoms aren't "just in your head"—they're your body trying to get your attention.
Kate Nguy hosts What the HORMONES, a health show with 114 episodes published.
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 tell
Show notesWhat 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
Show notesYour 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, a
Show notesIf you've tried everything — the supplements, the protocols, the appointments, the late-night research spirals — and you still don't feel better, this episode is for you. Healing burnout is real, it's rampant, and it's o
Show notesWhat if your anxiety, mood swings, and exhaustion aren't signs that something is broken—but signals that your body is working exactly as designed, just under the wrong conditions? In this episode, Kate sits down with Ale
Show notesWe're diving deep into the shame spiral so many midlife women face: the moment your body stops cooperating with the hustle, you start blaming yourself. But here's the truth—what feels like a personal failure is actually
Show notesYou built a beautiful life. And somehow disappeared in the architecture. This episode explores the identity eclipse that happens when you spend a decade (or two) becoming everything to everyone else. It's about the woman
Show notesWelcome to Asking for a Friend — the monthly segment where I ditch the script and pull up a chair with one of my favorite girlfriends for the kind of conversation that usually only happens in group chats, parking lot deb
Show notesBeing strong got you here. But it's also what's keeping you stuck. This episode dives into the difference between resilience and adaptation—and why high-functioning women are often blindsided by burnout, hormonal chaos,
Show notesMelatonin isn't just a supplement you grab at the drugstore—it's a hormone. And it's doing so much more in your body than just making you drowsy at bedtime. From supporting ovulation and progesterone production to reduci
Show notesYou're exhausted but wired at bedtime. Or you fall asleep fine, but jolt awake at 3 AM with your mind racing. If you're waking up at the same time every night and can't figure out why, this episode is for you. I'm breaki
Show notesWe say "I'm so busy" without realizing we're actually burned out. There's a massive difference between having a full schedule and being in full-blown hormonal burnout—and most of us don't recognize it until we're deep in
Show notesIt's mid-January and you might be feeling like you should be hustling hard on those New Year goals—but what if your body is telling you something different? In this episode, I'm sharing why traditional January planning m
Show notesWelcome to Season 4! We've got a new name, a new energy, and the same real talk you've come to expect. In this premiere episode, I'm breaking down why your January or February period might feel completely off—and it's al
Show notesWe're back for Season 4 with a new name, a new energy, and the same real talk you've come to expect from this show. Welcome What the HORMONES podcast.
Show notesGLP-1 medications are everywhere right now—but the real conversation isn’t just whether they work. It’s how to use them wisely, especially for women navigating perimenopause, hormone shifts, and burnout. In part two of m
Show notesYou've seen it all over social media. Everyone's talking about GLP-1’s. Maybe you've heard the brand names—Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro—and wondered, "What exactly is this, and why are so many women suddenly using it?" If y
Show notesWhat if the season you dread the most — your inner autumn, your PMS week, that “burn-it-all-down” phase — is actually your greatest source of clarity? In today’s episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes of my own inner
Show notesIf you've been dealing with bloating, constipation, PMS, or hormonal chaos—your gut might be trying to tell you something. And here's the truth: you can't fix your hormones without fixing your gut. In this episode, I sit
Show notesWhat happens when your body forces you to stop ignoring the signs? Mary Tibbetts joins me for a raw, honest conversation about her journey with Multiple Sclerosis—from dismissing extreme fatigue and seizures to finally g
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