The Health Class She Deserves

What's up ladies, welcome to class! I'm your host, Autumn Paone, here to have real, honest conversations about everything you should have learned in school about the female body but didn’t. From hormones to living cyclically to the stuff no one talks about, I'm breaking it all down so you can understand your body and actually work with it, not against it. If you’ve ever been told your pain is “just part of being a woman,” that your period problems are “normal,” or that the only solution is yet another round of hormonal birth control when it's failed you time and time again, you’ve been lied to. Let's call out the gaslighting, expose the BS, and expand education on women's health. Educated women = empowered women! This podcast is for you if you find yourself asking questions such as: What are the menstrual cycle phases? What is ovulation? How do I cycle sync? What else did they fail to mention in sex-e

The Health Class She Deserves is a education podcast hosted by Autumn Paone, with 85 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Autumn Paone hosts The Health Class She Deserves, a education show with 85 episodes published.

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  Episode #80

  My Experience at The Endometriosis Care Continuum

  Sep 22, 202653 min

  In today’s class, I’m sharing my experience at the first annual Endometriosis Care Continuum and all of the things I took away from the event! As you may know, it was hosted by Elysara Medical & Wellness , a NY-based clinic I have been working with closely to bring you powerful education and solutions to managing endometriosis pain. This event covered everything: why early recognition is so critical, how specialized multidisciplinary teams change patient outcomes, and what the latest research says about neuroimmune pathways, bioidentical hormone therapy, and even cardiovascular health. In This Episode, We Discuss: The Care Continuum: Highlights from top experts on why a multidisciplinary team is essential for comprehensive endo care. Beyond the Pelvis: Exploring the systemic and neuroimmune nature of endometriosis, including nerve involvement and long-term cardiovascular impacts. Next-Wave Therapies: Promising treatment avenues on the horizon, including bioidentical hormones and targeted peptides. Validation & Advocacy: Real patient stories shedding light on diagnostic delays and why better provider education is desperately needed. The Endometriosis Series with Elysara Beyond Surgery: A Whole-Body Approach to Endometriosis | Nicoletta Rasizzi What Does Cardiology Have to Do With Endometriosis? | Dr. George Yiachos The Missing Gap in Endometriosis Care: Why Surgery Isn’t the End of the Story with Jessica Doto Innovative Endometriosis Care: The Healing Hands of Chiropractic with Dr. Katie Pacinelli How Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Actually Helps Endometriosis Patients with Rachelle Bojer Acupuncture 101: Retraining the Nervous System for Better Endometriosis Care with Min Sung Kim

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  Episode #79

  How to Track Your Cycle Like a Scientist: BBT, Ovulation, & Data-Driven Self-Advocacy

  Sep 8, 202638 min

  If you’ve ever felt like your cycle is a complete mystery, this episode is for you. In today’s class, I’m breaking down the power of cycle tracking, basal body temperature, and how tuning into your body’s monthly patterns can provide the exact data you need to take control of your care. We’re diving into the biology behind ovulation, walking step-by-step through the main phases of your cycle, and looking at how tracking metrics like body temperature can reveal insights into your symptoms (especially if you're navigating complex a condition like endometriosis). In This Episode, We Discuss: The Power of Cycle Data: Why tracking your cycle goes far beyond fertility and serves as a way to know your body better and advocate for yourself. The Science of Ovulation & BBT: How progesterone acts on the hypothalamus to shift your body temperature, and how to track basal body temperature accurately to pinpoint ovulation. Data-Driven Self-Advocacy: How arming yourself with clear, personalized cycle records changes the dynamic when communicating with healthcare providers. Every Body is Different: Cycle length and phase timing vary widely from person to person; tracking reveals your unique baseline. Further Reading From Class: Action of progesterone on preoptic thermosensitive neurones Notes From Class: Sign up for Natural Cycles (20% off with this link!) Check out my Patreon

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  Episode #78

  Acupuncture 101: Retraining the Nervous System for Better Endometriosis Care with Min Sung Kim

  Sep 1, 202632 min

  In today’s episode, I am joined by acupuncturist Min Sung Kim to explore how Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture can transform the way we approach endometriosis care. Min shares her clinical insights and personal experience living with endometriosis and adenomyosis, illustrating how acupuncture can help manage common symptoms from chronic pelvic pain to digestive issues. We dive into the concept of qi stagnation, the truly individualized approach acupuncturists take, and the emotional healing that can happen during treatment. In This Episode, We Discuss: Acupuncture & the Nervous System: The science of how acupuncture helps regulate your autonomic nervous system to turn down chronic pain signals. Decoding Qi Stagnation: What terms like "qi deficiency" and "blood stagnation" actually mean in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The Gut-Pelvis Connection: How targeting neural and digestive pathways can alleviate endo-related digestive issues and bloating. Patient-Centered Advocacy: Why listening to women's health needs and creating personalized treatment plans is essential for real physical and emotional transformation. Resources from Class: Join us at The Endometriosis Care Continuum Connect with Min: mskwellcare.com Connect with Elysara: https://elysarawellness.com/endometriosis-management/ Listen to the other episodes in the Elysara Endometriosis Series: Nicoletta Rasizzi - endo basics Dr. George - cardiology & endo Jessica Doto - the gaps in endo care Dr. Katie - chiropractic for endo Rachelle Bojer - pelvic floor PT for endo

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  Episode #77

  The Neuroscience of Endometriosis: Why Am I Still in Pain After Surgery?

  Aug 25, 202646 min

  If you’ve ever wondered why pain can persist even after high-quality excision surgery, this episode is for you. In today’s class, I’m diving deep into the neuroscience of pain and taking a closer look at what’s really going on in the body when it comes to endometriosis. I break down the mechanics of pain, why endometriosis diagnosis is so notoriously delayed, and how central sensitization keeps the nervous system on high alert, amplifying pain signals long after physical lesions are removed. We’ll also cover the intricate link between systemic inflammation, hormonal shifts, and nervous system signaling, plus emerging research targeting these pathways. In This Episode, We Discuss: The Neuroscience of Pain: The distinct types of pain mechanisms and how your nervous system actually processes them. The Diagnostic Gap: Why endometriosis remains so complex to diagnose and why answers often take years to get. Nervous System Sensitization: How hyper-responsive neural pathways amplify pain and keep it around even post-surgery. Inflammation & Hormones: How cyclic hormonal shifts and chronic inflammation continuously feed into pain loops. Rewiring the Signal: Emerging therapies like vagus nerve stimulation and practical tools to down-train the nervous system. Resources from Class Insight Timer App Kimberly Snyder Meditations HeartAlign Meditation Further Reading Neurogenic Inflammation in the Context of Endometriosis—What Do We Know? Reduced vagal tone in women with endometriosis and auricular vagus nerve stimulation as a potential therapeutic approach Unravelling the Intricate Link: Mast Cells and Estrogen-Induced Pain Sensitization in Endometriosis

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  Episode #76

  Healing Body Image: How Redirecting Your Attention Transforms Self-Love with Jessica Setnick

  Aug 18, 202652 min

  In this episode, top dietitian Jessica Setnick joins class to completely unravel how we view food, body image, and the mental frameworks that keep us in toxic relationships with eating. Jessica opens up about why she isn't a fan of the term "eating disorder" because it creates a rigid box that not everyone identifies with. Instead, she reframes these issues around disruptive or dysfunctional eating. Opening up that definition allows us to validate a much wider range of experiences that usually get swept under the rug just because they don't fit a clean-cut clinical diagnosis. We also dig into the mind-bending truth that our perception, not reality, is what dictates how we feel about something, and how much power we hold when we start directing our own attention. Jessica breaks down why "faking it 'til you make it" is actually a legitimate strategy, how whatever you focus on inevitably grows, and why learning to intentionally feel good in your body is a skill you can build. If you've ever felt like traditional labels don't capture your experience with food, or if you're ready to break free from the constant noise of diet culture and societal pressure, this conversation is going to be a huge lightbulb moment for you. In This Class, We Discuss: Rethinking the Labels: Why the term "eating disorder" can feel too limiting, and how viewing food struggles as disruptive or dysfunctional eating makes space for a bigger conversation. Perception Is Power: How your internal lens shapes your whole life and how to intentionally shift your attention so you stop feeding negative body thoughts. The Root Causes: The hidden ways early childhood memories, brain chemistry, and media messaging wire us to think about food. Actionable Healing: Practical steps to spot dysfunctional patterns in your routine and start building a genuinely peaceful relationship with eating. We cover so much in this episode, so get out your notebooks and get ready to have a breakthrough! Links from the episode: Jessica's Website: jessicasetnick.com Healing Your Inner Eater Workbook Enjoyed this episode? Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review so more people can find the show! Share this episode with anyone who is ready to heal their relationship with food and rewire their mindset.

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