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Hormone Happy Hour with Dr. Heather Rhodes

Hormone Happy Hour with Dr. Heather Rhodes

By: Dr. Heather Rhodes | Women’s Health Fertility Coach & Hormone Expert
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Hi there, I’m Dr. Heather Rhodes—fertility and progesterone expert, hormone specialist, and your new go-to girlfriend for all things hormones, health, and healing. Let’s be real—so many ambitious women (hey, that’s you!) are stuck in cycles of frustration, guilt, and confusion when it comes to their bodies. Maybe you’ve been told your symptoms are ”just part of being a woman,” or you’ve been handed quick fixes that barely scratch the surface. Whether you’re walking through a fertility journey, battling PCOS, struggling with your thyroid, or just trying to make sense of your moods, skin, and stress, this podcast is your place to finally connect the dots. We’ll dive into the root causes behind what’s really happening in your body—breaking down the complex science into simple, bite-sized steps you can take to restore balance, heal naturally, and get the results you’ve been craving (yes, while still enjoying all your favorite things!) Think of this podcast as part hormone health class, part Bible study fuel for your soul, and part girls’ night out—complete with zero judgment, lots of hope, and maybe even a song or two. If you’re ready to leave shame and confusion behind, understand how your body works, and see the harvest of healing in your life, you’re in the right place. Let’s tackle the myths, uncover the truth, and bring some fun into your healing journey. This is the Hormone Happy Hour Podcast, and I’m so glad you’re here. Cheers to healing, hope, and feeling more alive than ever! 🥂 Contact Information: Email: hello@drheatherrhodes.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drheatherrhodes/Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Alternative & Complementary Medicine Hygiene & Healthy Living
Episodes
  • 59. Before Your Next Fertility Cycle (LISTEN to THIS) | IVF, IUI, Implantation & the Fertility Environment
    Mar 30 2026

    If you feel stuck repeating fertility cycles or constantly trying the next step, sometimes the most helpful thing you can do is pause and look deeper at the environment behind fertility, not just the next procedure.

    In this episode of Hormone Happy Hour, I’m talking to the women who feel like they’re stuck in a cycle of trying, testing, and moving from one fertility step to the next without stepping back to ask what might be underneath it all. Many approaches focus on egg quality, sperm quality, toxins, parasites, and supplements, but sometimes we need to look at the deeper “axle” behind fertility, not just the visible pieces. This conversation is about stepping back, reducing pressure, and supporting the body at a deeper level.

    In this episode, I talk about:

    • Why some women feel stuck repeating fertility cycles
    • The Ferris wheel analogy and focusing on the “axle,” not just the “seats”
    • What IUI and IVF actually do and their typical success rates
    • Why implantation still depends on the uterine and vaginal environment
    • The impact of always being in “doing” mode and not enough “receiving”
    • Masculine and feminine energy and relationship polarity during fertility
    • Functional labs like hair mineral testing and iron/copper balance
    • Why sometimes the most helpful step is a reset and rebuilding phase

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    16. The Role of Energy in Fertility & Healing

    43. How to Have Better Sex

    29. Hannah's Story

    Thank you so much for tuning in to this episode! If you enjoyed this and found it helpful, I’d love for you to leave a rating & review—it means the world to me and helps other women on their health and fertility journeys find this podcast too.

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    49 mins
  • 58. What I’d Do Differently If I Started My Fertility Journey Today
    Mar 23 2026

    If I were starting my fertility journey today, I would approach it very differently and much more simply.

    In this episode of Hormone Happy Hour, I’m sharing what I would do differently if I were starting my fertility and hormone healing journey right now. After years of walking this out personally and working with clients, I’ve seen what actually moves the needle and what tends to keep women stuck or spinning their wheels.

    I also open up about some of the patterns I had to work through myself, especially around control, undernourishing my body, and missing key signals like libido and cycle health. This episode is about stepping back, simplifying the process, and focusing on the areas that truly create a supportive environment for fertility.

    In this episode, I walk through:

    • The spiritual and nervous system roots that can impact fertility, including fear and control • Why masculine and feminine energy (and relationship alignment) matter more than we think • How libido can be an important signal of hormone health and fertility • The key labs I would run early, including a full iron and copper panel and hair mineral testing • Why mineral balance often needs attention before jumping into complex protocols • The impact of under-eating and why adequate nourishment is foundational for hormone production • Why male partners should be evaluated more thoroughly from the beginning • How to find practitioners who understand the full body while still applying a fertility lens

    Follow Me on Instagram

    hello@drheatherrhodes.com

    Book A Free Consult Call

    Episodes Related to Masculine/Feminine Energy:

    16. The Role of Energy in Fertility & Healing

    43. How to Have Better Sex

    28. Girl, You’re Not in Perimenopause

    Thank you so much for tuning in to this episode! If you enjoyed this and found it helpful, I’d love for you to leave a rating & review—it means the world to me and helps other women on their health and fertility journeys find this podcast too.

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    50 mins
  • 57. The Immune System Connection to Fertility
    Mar 16 2026

    For high-achieving women especially, fertility struggles can sometimes reflect an immune system that’s working overtime and a body that needs deeper support.

    In this episode of Hormone Happy Hour, I’m digging into a conversation about fertility that I don’t hear talked about enough: the role of the immune system and mineral balance. Many women are told to focus only on hormones or jump straight into complicated gut protocols, but often the body needs a different kind of support first.

    I’m also talking about something I see often with the women I work with high-achieving, high-output women whose bodies are dealing with chronic stress, inflammation, and immune overactivity. When the immune system is constantly on high alert, it can make it harder for the body to support implantation, hormone balance, and pregnancy.

    In this episode, I walk through:

    • How the immune system and gut health influence fertility and hormone balance • Why high-achieving women often experience immune overactivation and inflammation • The role progesterone plays in helping calm the immune system • How pathogens, biofilms, toxins, and heavy metals can contribute to immune stress • Why iron, copper, and trace minerals are often an overlooked starting point • The connection between chronic inflammation, implantation challenges, and miscarriage risk • The emotional and spiritual side of fertility, including learning how to receive and release fear

    Follow Me on Instagram

    hello@drheatherrhodes.com

    Book A Free Consult Call

    Sign Up for My Weekly Newsletter

    Thank you so much for tuning in to this episode! If you enjoyed this and found it helpful, I’d love for you to leave a rating & review—it means the world to me and helps other women on their health and fertility journeys find this podcast too.

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    49 mins
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