The Hormone Cafe

with Dr. Sarah Pederson

Chris Voeller

Episode 63: The Perfect Breakfast for Balanced Hormones, Energy & Blood Sugar

In this episode of The Hormone Café, Dr. Sarah Pederson explains how eating a balanced, protein-rich breakfast can support your hormones, metabolism, blood sugar, and energy throughout the day. She discusses when to eat breakfast, how much protein to include, which common breakfast foods may contain more carbohydrates than expected, and how to build a morning routine that works for your body and lifestyle.

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Episode 62: PCOS Has a New Name: Understanding PMOS, Hormones & Metabolism

In this episode of The Hormone Café, Dr. Sarah Pederson explains why polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, is now called polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, or PMOS. She discusses why the original name was misleading, how PMOS affects much more than the ovaries, and why testing and treatment should be personalized to each woman’s hormones, metabolism, symptoms, and health goals.

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Episode 60: Consistency Over Perfection: How to Build Your Best Day and Week

In this episode of The Hormone Café, Dr. Sarah Pederson takes a deep dive into one of the most overlooked nutrients in women’s health: vitamin D. She explains why vitamin D is essential for fertility, hormone balance, pregnancy, immune function, bone health, and mood. You’ll also learn which vitamin D test to request, the difference between vitamin D2 and D3, how much you need, and when supplementation or injections may be beneficial.

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Episode 59: Vitamin D: The Missing Piece for Fertility, Hormones & Overall Health

In this episode of The Hormone Café, Dr. Sarah Pederson takes a deep dive into one of the most overlooked nutrients in women’s health: vitamin D. She explains why vitamin D is essential for fertility, hormone balance, pregnancy, immune function, bone health, and mood. You’ll also learn which vitamin D test to request, the difference between vitamin D2 and D3, how much you need, and when supplementation or injections may be beneficial.

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