Jul 22, 2021
Today I'm continuing my conversation with Dr. Carrie Jones about licorice root, and whether it is a steroid. We also dive into environmental exposures, adaptogens, glandular support, and more!
Dr. Carrie Jones is an internationally recognized speaker, consultant, and educator on the topic of women’s health and hormones.
Dr. Carrie graduated from the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM), School of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon where she also completed her 2-year residency in women’s health, hormones and endocrinology.
Later, she graduated from Grand Canyon University’s Master of Public Health program with a goal of doing more international education. She was adjunct faculty for many years teaching gynecology and advanced endocrinology/fertility and has been the Medical Director for 2 large integrative clinics in Portland.
Dr. Carrie is the Medical Director for Precision Analytical, Inc, creators of the DUTCH hormone test.
Join us as we talk about licorice and topical steroids.
Have you been concerned about licorice? Tell me about it in the comments!
“There's a lot of research on licorice and how it can increase cortisol. But licorice does not act like prednisone. It does not go in and suppress the brain communication down to the adrenals.” [28:28]
“As a whole plant licorice has been used, like I said, for centuries and centuries and centuries.” [29:35]
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