ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of the Core Connections podcast, Erica Ziel sits down with Andrea Balzer, functional health practitioner and founder of Counter Culture Health & Wellness, to explore why so many women still feel unwell despite being told their labs are "normal."
They dive into:
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The gap between conventional and functional medicine
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Why symptoms are signals—not problems
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How to advocate for your health
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The importance of trusting your intuition
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Practical steps to begin your healing journey
If you've been searching for answers, this conversation will help you understand where to start—and how to take your power back.
Learn more:
Andrea's Counter Culture Health & Wellness website
Reach out to Andrea on IG here
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United States
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