The Hypothalamic Amenorrhea Podcast
The Hypothalamic Amenorrhea Podcast
Podcast Description
The HA Podcast is the #1 podcast in the hypothalamic amenorrhea space, helping women recover their missing periods, optimize their menstrual cycles and if they want, get pregnant naturally! The show is hosted by Dani Sheriff, a Certified Functional Nutrition Counsellor and Fertility Awareness Practitioner.
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The podcast primarily focuses on topics related to hypothalamic amenorrhea recovery, fertility awareness, and nutrition for menstrual health. Episodes often feature recovery stories, such as overcoming restrictive dieting and navigating the challenges of pregnancy post-recovery, exemplified by guests like Emily Lewis and Kayla.
The HA Podcast is the #1 podcast in the hypothalamic amenorrhea space, helping women recover their missing periods, optimize their menstrual cycles and if they want, get pregnant naturally! The show is hosted by Dani Sheriff, a Certified Functional Nutrition Counsellor and Fertility Awareness Practitioner.
For years, Bianca did everything she believed a "healthy" woman should do, she exercised daily, tracked her calories, avoided carbs, and was repeatedly told by doctors that nothing was wrong.
After nearly 8 years without a menstrual cycle, countless specialist appointments, blood work, MRIs, and a misdiagnosis of PCOS, Bianca finally discovered she had hypothalamic amenorrhea (HA). That discovery didn't just lead to getting her period back, it completely changed the trajectory of her life.
In this episode, Bianca shares her recovery journey, the mindset shifts that helped her embrace weight gain and rest, and how recovering from HA inspired her to become a certified Holistic HA Practitioner so she could help other women avoid the years of confusion she experienced.
We also discuss:
- Bianca's 8-year journey to recovering her period naturally
- Being misdiagnosed with PCOS and told to "just go back on the pill"
- How over-exercising, under-fueling, and diet culture contributed to HA
- The mental challenge of eating more, exercising less, and accepting body changes
- Why recovery is about so much more than getting your period back
- The surprising symptoms of HA that disappeared after recovery (cold intolerance, fatigue, hair loss, food obsession, irritability, and more)
- How recovery transformed Bianca's relationship with food, movement, and herself
- Why she chose to become an HA coach and now helps women recover around the world
- The importance of support, patience, and not comparing your recovery to someone else's
Recovery gave Bianca far more than a menstrual cycle, it gave her freedom, purpose, and a life that no longer revolved around food and exercise. If you're in the middle of HA recovery and wondering whether it's worth it, this conversation is the reminder that the life waiting on the other side is bigger than you can imagine.
If you want to turn your mess into your message like Bianca, check out our Holistic Hypothalamic Amenorrhea Practitioner (HHAP) Certification program.
Become a certified HHAP Practitioner
https://www.holistichapractitioner.com/
Connect with Bianca:
Instagram & TikTok: @letthemeatcarbs
Try the Blueprint
https://thehasociety.com/blueprint
Join The HA Society
Work 1:1 with us to get your period back
http://thehasociety.com/coaching
Visit us on YouTube
https://youtube.com/c/danisheriff
Follow us on IG
http://instagram.com/thehasociety
http://instagram.com/danisheriff
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The Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician.
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