The Midlife Metabolic Reset: Understanding Cardiometabolic Health in Menopause (Part 1)
The Midlife Metabolic Reset: Understanding Cardiometabolic Health in Menopause (Part 1)
Watch The Conversation!
Quotes:
- “Half of heart attacks occur in people with normal cholesterol.” – Dr. Polly Watson
- “Normal doesn’t mean that labs are in the right place…there are clues all over those labs about the state of our health.” – Kate WIllis NP-C
- “Triglycerides are a clue that something is going on with metabolic health.” – Kate WIllis NP-C
- “Women who drank more than eight drinks a week had a 45% higher risk of heart disease compared with those who reported a low intake.” – Kate WIllis NP-C
- “As women we’re so socialized to ‘you need to eat less,’…and sometimes it has nothing to do with food.” – Dr. Polly Watson
- “If you have had gestational diabetes, you have a higher risk for developing diabetes in the future…we want to be screening.” – Kate WIllis NP-C
Resources:
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Meet the host!
Meet the Guest Speaker!
Kate Willis, NP-C, IFMCP is a virtual nurse practitioner for Hormone Wellness MD. She’s been working in women’s health for 15 years in the field of gynecologic oncology and sexual wellness.
In 2021, Kate received her certification through the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM), and is thankful for such solid and evidence-based training. She uses it daily in her care for patients as she works to address the root cause of disease and dysfunction in the body. As of 2024, she is also a Menopause Society Certified nurse practitioner who is ready to help with your perimenopause and menopause questions. Click here to become a patient!
Meet the host!
Meet the Guest!
Kate Willis, NP-C, IFMCP is a virtual nurse practitioner for Hormone Wellness MD. She’s been working in women’s health for 15 years in the field of gynecologic oncology and sexual wellness.
In 2021, Kate received her certification through the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM), and is thankful for such solid and evidence-based training. She uses it daily in her care for patients as she works to address the root cause of disease and dysfunction in the body. As of 2024, she is also a Menopause Society Certified nurse practitioner who is ready to help with your perimenopause and menopause questions. Click here to become a patient!




