The Cycle. Endometriosis Podcast

Can an app help you understand your cycle and feel better each month?

In this episode of The Cycle, I talk with Michael Moses (Co-Founder and CEO) and Dr. Katherine Black (Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer) of DotDays, a free women’s health app that gives personalized guidance on nutrition, mood, sleep, exercise, and period symptoms based on where you are in your cycle.

Dr. Black is an associate professor in Human Nutrition at the University of Otago in New Zealand, where her research looks at how nutrition and lifestyle affect women’s reproductive health. Michael previously led marketing for the ParticipACTION health and fitness app.

We get into:

• Why they built DotDays and the problem it solves for people struggling with cycle symptoms
• How the app uses AI to adjust recommendations to your body and your cycle phase
• The science behind the app and what the research says about lifestyle and period health
• How this app can help patients with endo and PMOS

Find DotDays:
📱 Download the app: https://apps.apple.com/app/phase-period-diet-tracker/id6739142373
🌐 Website: https://dotdayshealth.com/
📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dotdayshealth/
🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dotdayshealth

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⚠️ Medical Disclaimer
This podcast shares personal experiences and informational resources. It is not medical advice. Endometriosis is a complex inflammatory disease with no known cure at this time. DotDays is a lifestyle and cycle-health app. Listeners should consult licensed healthcare professionals before making changes to treatment, diet, or medications.

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Thank you to Feedspot for selecting us as one of the Top 29 Endometriosis Podcasts, Top 61 Medical Stories Podcasts, and Top 6 US Endometriosis Podcasts on the web.

In this episode, I sit down with Yvonne Rogalski, author of Hysterectomy: A Memoir, to talk about her decades-long fight with endometriosis and how she found her way through it with dark, disarming humor.

We get into:

• What it actually took for Yvonne to be believed, and to get access to treatment
• Why she chose to write about this chapter of her life with humor instead of just heartbreak
• What recovery looked like when it didn't go the way she expected
• An important note for anyone listening: hysterectomy does not cure endometriosis.

Find Yvonne:
📖 Hysterectomy: A Memoir — yvonnerogalski.com
📷 Instagram: @rogalski.yvonne
⭐ If this episode resonates, please leave Yvonne's book a review, it makes a huge difference for independent authors.

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🎧 Episode Show Notes

When you live in a small town, getting care for endometriosis isn't just hard; it's exhausting in every sense of the word. Harlee and her mom, Sherry, know that reality better than most. With limited local doctors and almost no endo specialists nearby, they found themselves making a grueling 1.5-hour drive to the ER over and over again, just to be dismissed again and again. In this episode, Harlee and Sherry sit down together to talk about what it really looked like to fight for including Harlee's long, painful road to finally securing disability after multiple denials. Through it all, Harlee's spirit never broke, and her outlook will leave you both in tears and in awe.

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Today, we're doing something a little different.

For years, this podcast has been a place where I've had the privilege of sharing the stories of incredible people living with endometriosis and chronic illness. Today, I thought I'd turn the microphone around and answer some of the questions you've been asking me.

In this episode, I'm sharing the story behind my new memoir, Grateful Anyway: A Memoir of Small Wins and Chronic Illness.

We'll talk about why I wrote it, who it's for, the chapters that were the hardest to write, and why the title Grateful Anyway has become so meaningful to me.

This community has been such an important part of my journey, and I'd love to invite you to be part of this next chapter.

If you know (email me: [email protected])

🎙️ A podcast that would be a great fit

📚 A bookstore that carries local authors

📖 A book club looking for their next read

🏥 A doctor's office, therapist, or healthcare practice that would like a copy for patients

...I'd be so grateful for an introduction or recommendation.

Grateful Anyway: A Memoir of Small Wins and Chronic Illness is available now through:

• Amazon

• Barnes & Noble

Linked on my website: https://www.melissaboudreau.com/

You can also request it through your favorite local independent bookstore.

If you read it and it resonates with you, leaving a review or sharing it with a friend helps more than you know.

🎧 Episode Show Notes

Kelsey knows what it feels like to be in pain every single day, and she also knows what it takes to find meaning on the other side of it. Living with both endometriosis and PMDD, Kelsey's personal experience with chronic illness ultimately led her to become a mental health therapist, turning her hardest chapters into a career built on helping others heal. In this episode, Kelsey gets beautifully honest about the grief that comes with an endo diagnosis, the role her mom played in helping her see how much she was truly struggling, and the mindset shift that changed everything, reframing endo not as something that happened to her, but as a gift that shaped who she is. She also drops real, practical wisdom on sleep, stress, and nervous system regulation that every endo warrior needs to hear.

Where to find Her: kelseywilsontherapy.com

⚠️ Medical Disclaimer

This podcast shares personal experiences and informational resources. It is not medical advice. Endometriosis is a complex inflammatory disease with no known cure at this time. Listeners should consult licensed healthcare professionals before making changes to treatment, diet, or medications.

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🎧 Episode Show Notes

When Rebecca first started seeking answers for her endometriosis, she was met with dismissal, misdiagnosis, and outright misinformation. But somewhere along the way, her frustration turned into fuel. In this episode, she opens up about the moments that made her angry enough to push back, how that anger became her greatest advocacy tool, and what she wishes she had known at the very beginning of her journey.

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🎧 Episode Show Notes

In this episode, we explore Heather's personal journey with endometriosis and the things that have helped her along the way.

⚠️ Medical Disclaimer

This podcast shares personal experiences and informational resources. It is not medical advice. Endometriosis is a complex inflammatory disease with no known cure at this time. Listeners should consult licensed healthcare professionals before making changes to treatment, diet, or medications.

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🎧 Episode Show Notes

In this episode, we explore Wenke's personal journey with stage 4 endometriosis and the alternative approaches she credits with improving her symptoms.

Wenke shares how she adopted the Budwig Protocol and reports experiencing symptom relief since 2018. While her story is powerful and hopeful, it’s important to note that there is currently no medically recognized cure for endometriosis, and research on dietary protocols like this remains limited.

This conversation is meant to spark curiosity, empower listeners to explore options with their care teams, and highlight how individualized chronic illness journeys can be.

As always, we encourage listeners to do their own research, consult qualified medical professionals, and make informed decisions based on evidence and personal health needs

🌐 Guest Resources:

Link to the study mentioned 

Warburg-like Metabolic Reprogramming in Endometriosis: From Molecular Mechanisms to Therapeutic Approaches - PMC

Budwig Protocol: 

https://budwigcenter.com/about-us/

https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/treatment/complementary-alternative-therapies/individual-therapies/budwig-diet

https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/integrative-medicine/herbs/budwig-diet-01

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3257729/

 Website: http://www.wenke-langhof.com 

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@wenkelanghof

 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wenkelanghof/

Wenke's Book:

https://a.co/d/0178z88G

Balboa press bookstore: https://www.balboapress.com/en-gb/bookstore/bookdetails/851985-from-endo-war-to-inner-peace

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This podcast shares personal experiences and informational resources. It is not medical advice. Endometriosis is a complex inflammatory disease with no known cure at this time. Listeners should consult licensed healthcare professionals before making changes to treatment, diet, or medications.

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📌 Medical context disclaimer: see below.

In this episode, Carey shares her personal journey with endometriosis, the years of pain, misdiagnosis, and the frustration she felt at how little awareness there is around this chronic condition. What started as a struggle became creative fuel, inspiring Carey to write a book of poems that give language to experiences many people know all too well.

Find Carey here:

IG @careylinnae

Careysalerno.com

Carey also mentions something a doctor told her: that endometriosis can lead to cancer later in life. While some research has observed associations between certain types of endometriosis and increased ovarian cancer risk, we include this conversation to acknowledge the fear many patients experience and to encourage informed discussions with medical professionals.

📌 Medical context disclaimer: Some studies suggest that people with endometriosis,  particularly more severe subtypes, may have a higher relative risk of certain ovarian cancers compared to those without endometriosis. Research is ongoing, and it has not been established that endometriosis directly turns into cancer.

The study can be found here: https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/endometriosis-types-ovarian-cancer-risk

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In today’s episode, we sit down with Angela from the UK, an endometriosis warrior, author, and dedicated volunteer with Endometriosis UK.

Angela opens up about her long and winding path to diagnosis, the years of symptoms that were dismissed, and the moment she finally felt seen and believed.

We talk about what it means to navigate a condition that’s so often misunderstood, why patient support is absolutely vital, and how her own journey inspired her to help others through the Endometriosis UK helpline. Angela also shares the process of writing her book and the healing that came with telling her story.📘

You can find Angela’s book here:⁠https://angelanewland.ampbk.com/⁠