Ep. #42-Hormone Disrupters w/Renee Wroten, Author, Holistic Health Coach and Tavia Morse-Salvadalena

In this episode I interview Renee Wroten, a Holistic Health Coach and wellness strategist. Renee and I discuss all things HORMONES. Specifically, we talk about the things you should avoid that can interfere with proper hormone production. Renee also talks about how she healed her uterine fibroids by changing her diet and lifestyle. Health starts with what we put in our mouths. Renee provides a long list of things everyone should stay away from to protect their hormones from becoming unbalanced. Tune in and learn from the best!
Stay tuned at the end for a special gift from Ms. Wroten

More About Renee:
I’m Coach Renée, your personal online Health and Wellness Strategist and I’m here to help guide you towards living a healthier and happier lifestyle through healthier options: spirituality, physical fitness and overall optimal health and well-being.
Renée Wroten is the Founder and CEO of The Academy of Holistic Living. She is a Certified Holistic Health Coach, an Author, Personal Skincare Formulator,
Connoisseur and Creative Designer of 20-Minute Healthy Meals and a Smoothie Junkie of tropical fruits and blueberries. She is the go-to Boss when it comes to helping women balance their lives forward to living healthier and happier lifestyles.

Ms. Wroten has first-hand experience when it comes to battling a series of multiple personal health challenges that lasted over a decade of her life. In 2005, she was diagnosed with multiple uterine fibroids, which are muscular tumors, usually benign that grow inside the wall of the uterus.

In her early 40s, in fact, at age 42 is when she had her first experience of a hot flash, something she never wanted to experience. “You never want to experience something without understanding the root cause”, says Wroten, which now explains why she went on a mission to research “how to naturally heal the body without over-the- counter, prescribed medications and surgical procedures without cause. Fast forward, she