Overcoming Midlife Health Hurdles When Your Labs Look Normal

<h3>Have you ever been told that, despite feeling bad, your labwork looks totally normal?</h3> <h3>Today’s episode will be particularly insightful for women in their 30s-50s, but also holds some essential health insights no matter what stage of life you’re in.</h3> <h3>Today I’m talking with Dr. Inna Lozinskaya, MD. Like many women, Dr. Inna began experiencing health issues in her 30s, including fatigue, sleeplessness, hair loss, unexplained weight gain and miscarriages.</h3> <h3>As a hospital physician, she and her doctors investigated it with conventional labwork – only to find that her labs looked frustratingly normal. And yet, she felt anything but.</h3> <h3>Her search for answers would take her from Western medicine to Eastern medicine to Ayurveda and finally to functional medicine, which is about finding the root cause of illness. That’s where she discovered the answers and healing she needed.</h3> <p>Then later, when menopause and new symptoms hit, she again applied the same functional medicine framework to feel back to herself.</p> <p>In my talk with Dr. Inna, you’ll hear…</p> <ul> <li>The health setback that led her to study some of the world’s leading health frameworks</li> <li>Why functional medicine’s root cause approach was ultimately the solution for her</li> <li>How she applied the four-legged stool of functional medicine, including gut-healing, detoxification, hormone balancing and lifestyle</li> <li>How she again applied the same approach when menopause wreaked havoc on her hormones</li> <li>And how this inspired a career shift for Dr. Inna to add functional medicine to her MD practice</li> </ul> <p>Today, Dr. Inna is a physician, international speaker, author, educator, mentor, wife, and so much more. She is a founder and Medical Director of Create Health Integrative and Functional Medicine center in Denver, Colorado.</p> <p>Dr. Inna was originally a Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine and Palliative Medicine, she studied Mind-Body Medicine and Chinese Medicine at Harvard Medica