Why You Should Test Your Iron Levels in Menopause with Dr. Christy Sutton

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Andrea Donsky, Nutritionist (18 years), Menopause Educator and Menopause Researcher interviews Dr. Christy Sutton, DC, to discuss the importance of iron levels to long-term health outcomes, especially in perimenopause and menopause.
Breakdown of the show:
1:30 Introduction and how Dr. Sutton became interested in iron
6:28 How common is hemochromatosis?
7:39 How do we diagnose hemochromatosis?
11:45 Dr. Sutton breaks down for us what lab tests we should have done
17:23 What are the symptoms we should be looking for?
21:16 How women might not experience the symptoms until after they are in menopause and stopped having monthly bleeds.
27:25 Optimal range discussions
31:17 What to ask your doctor for and how to get treatment
34:39 What are ways we can reduce our iron levels? And how they can help heal your liver, as well.
51:27 Stay tuned for part 2 on methylation
Links mentioned during the interview:
Ironcurse.com
Book: The Iron Curse coming out Sept 28, 2023 amzn.to/3pBzpPD
Genetic Testing: Defining Your Path to a Personalized Health Plan by Dr. Christy Sutton amzn.to/3D1OrRW
Dr. Thomas Perls Interview on RU-vid • Dr. Thomas Perls on Lo... and Podcast podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
The DNA Company thednacompany.com/morphus
GeneticDetoxification.com
Christy's information @drchristysutton
drchristysutton.com
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@nataliaetingen4254 25 дней назад

Great information. I have hemochromatosis and I couldn't find all the information I needed. This is a very informative and useful for myself and many people like me

@pdubbs8451 Год назад

TY! That was fascinating! I screen recorded the test I should be asking for. I took screenshots of supplements. I also opened my Healow app to check my latest bloodwork. I searched my bloodwork for ferritin and couldn’t find it anywhere in the app. I learned a few things too! I was on iron for the first 2 years of my life. I had always struggled with iron in my early years. There were many times that I was unable to give blood because I was anemic. This is the first time I’ve ever heard that you can be both at different stages in your life. The whole blood sugar aspect of your interview was interesting as well. I would never have thought about blood sugar and menopause together before I came across you on TikTok. I sincerely thank you for the wealth of knowledge and information that you provide to me and so many other women going through this adventure called menopause!! TY Andrea!!

@wearemorphus 10 месяцев назад

Hi sweetie! So nice to see your comment here. I am so happy to hear you enjoyed this interview. I did too! You are so welcome. We are all learning together. 💙

@nataliaetingen4254 25 дней назад

is there part two video for chelation therapy?

@goldstar846 3 месяца назад

I suffer the opposite problem. Post menopause. 'i have low ferritin stores. I also have low trans ferrin. Which is an interesting swinging both ways. Despite 3 months of hard iron loading...tablets fusions....diet. I also dry sauna every second day. I suspect as sweating detoxes metals.....that I am letting go of my iron stores. So I think its worth considering anyone who has high levels try an infared sauna??? not medical advice of course. but if nobody shares their experiences nobody knows where to look for answers.

@janetmadrid3187 11 месяцев назад

This was such great and needed information! I’m 60. Post menopausal because of a hysterectomy 7 years ago and my ferritin has been high for the last couple of years, which is weird because I always used to be anemic when I was menstruating. I had he ask the symptoms you talked about. I’m so frustrated. My doctor never told me this is a problem.

@wearemorphus 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much Janet. I also felt this information is so important to share with menopausal women. I highly recommend watching my interview with Dr. Thomas Pearls. We talked about it there too: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BV1Ba3B_PEI.htmlsi=QRtD6YBO4DLm-_xy.

@annamartino5681 10 месяцев назад

In Neurology Clinic if you ask for these Advanced Testing for Full Iron Panel or any Pituitary Gland and Thyroid Hormones, and also ask for Complete Metabolic Panel and CMP, some young Neurologist would really refuse and refer you to a Psychiatrist, as it happened to my Menopausal friend who has Lifetime Anemia and who was shocked how this works with Doctors who must get input from restrictive insurance companies and also who immediately think something else is wrong with a Patient who is asking for certain Bloodwork and other Important Tests. She had Pituitary Gland tumor too and wanted also her Carotid Arteries to get MRA Scan or Ultrasound as she had it done with an experienced Neurology Professor several years ago who recommended to periodically repeat these test... Well, instead of all requested Blood Tests, she just was labeled as Psychiatrist's Patient...

@wearemorphus 10 месяцев назад

I'm sorry to hear that Anna. That makes use really sad. :(