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33. Your Intuition Is a Diagnostic Tool ~ with Dr. Kaye Brundidge
In this episode, I talk with Dr. Kaye Brundidge, an anesthesiologist and medical intuitive who spent decades in operating rooms before dedicating her work to helping women truly understand their bodies. It's a warm, eye-opening conversation that will make you feel seen and more equipped than ever to take charge of your health.
Dr. Kaye speaks candidly about what she witnessed in her years of practice: women who were brilliant advocates for everyone around them, but had never learned to advocate for themselves. She's here to change that. From the science behind how unprocessed emotions show up in the body, to the very real power of complementary practices like tapping, acupuncture, and mindfulness ~ she makes a compelling, accessible case for treating the whole person, not just the symptoms.
We also dig into the state of women's healthcare in America ~ why only 1-2% of medical research dollars go toward women's health, what the system gets wrong about menopause and perimenopause, and why your intuition is not something to be dismissed. Dr. Kaye leaves us with simple, practical encouragement ~ bring an advocate to your appointments, ask the questions, and carve out quiet time to reconnect with your inner signal.
Give this episode a listen ~ you'll walk away feeling more informed and empowered to advocate for the care you truly deserve
In This Episode We Cover:- The intersection of medicine and intuition
- Why women are so often dismissed by the healthcare system
- How trauma lives in the body before it becomes disease
- The science behind our energetic field and emotional health
- Complementary practices that support whole-body healing
- The state of women's healthcare research in America
- Perimenopause, menopause, and why they deserve more attention
- How to advocate for yourself in medical settings
- Why reclaiming your inner signal is one of the most powerful things you can do
Resources & Links Mentioned:
- Oshun Energy Medicine
- Pivotal Ventures — Melinda French Gates' foundation focused on women's health and equity
- Design Your Joyful Retirement Podcast — subscribe and leave a review!
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By Laurie Crawford
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In this episode, I talk with Dr. Kaye Brundidge, an anesthesiologist and medical intuitive who spent decades in operating rooms before dedicating her work to helping women truly understand their bodies. It's a warm, eye-opening conversation that will make you feel seen and more equipped than ever to take charge of your health.
Dr. Kaye speaks candidly about what she witnessed in her years of practice: women who were brilliant advocates for everyone around them, but had never learned to advocate for themselves. She's here to change that. From the science behind how unprocessed emotions show up in the body, to the very real power of complementary practices like tapping, acupuncture, and mindfulness ~ she makes a compelling, accessible case for treating the whole person, not just the symptoms.
We also dig into the state of women's healthcare in America ~ why only 1-2% of medical research dollars go toward women's health, what the system gets wrong about menopause and perimenopause, and why your intuition is not something to be dismissed. Dr. Kaye leaves us with simple, practical encouragement ~ bring an advocate to your appointments, ask the questions, and carve out quiet time to reconnect with your inner signal.
Give this episode a listen ~ you'll walk away feeling more informed and empowered to advocate for the care you truly deserve
In This Episode We Cover:- The intersection of medicine and intuition
- Why women are so often dismissed by the healthcare system
- How trauma lives in the body before it becomes disease
- The science behind our energetic field and emotional health
- Complementary practices that support whole-body healing
- The state of women's healthcare research in America
- Perimenopause, menopause, and why they deserve more attention
- How to advocate for yourself in medical settings
- Why reclaiming your inner signal is one of the most powerful things you can do
Resources & Links Mentioned:
- Oshun Energy Medicine
- Pivotal Ventures — Melinda French Gates' foundation focused on women's health and equity
- Design Your Joyful Retirement Podcast — subscribe and leave a review!