In this short video, Functional Medicine Nutrition Practitioner Radhika Jhaveri explains why one-size-fits-all endometriosis protocols don't work the same for every woman, and what a personalised approach looks like.
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Women with endometriosis and adenomyosis often tell Radhika they've followed the advice they were given and still feel stuck, month after month.
A diagnosis names the condition. It doesn't explain everything happening in an individual body.
I'm Radhika Jhaveri, a Functional Medicine Nutrition and Women's Health Practitioner, and I work specifically with women with endometriosis and adenomyosis.
I've had surgeries, and I was told I may eventually need a hysterectomy. I tried Ayurveda, homeopathy, acupuncture, Chinese medicine, different diets and supplements. Some helped, but when I stopped, the symptoms came back.
That's when I realised I didn't need another thing to take. I needed to understand why my body was responding the way it was.
No generic "endo diet." No one-size-fits-all supplement list. Every plan starts with the individual.
Symptoms, health history, cycle, digestion, nutrition, sleep, stress, previous treatments and personal goals.
Where it's useful, targeted testing to better understand the factors that may be contributing to symptoms.
Put a plan in place, track how the body responds, and refine it over time with ongoing support.
I don't start with a protocol. I start with the woman sitting in front of me.
Changes some clients have reported
These are individual client experiences, not typical or guaranteed results. Every body is different and results vary from person to person. Radhika's work is nutrition and lifestyle based, and is meant to complement, not replace, care from your doctor.
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Messages from Radhika's clients. Individual experiences, not guaranteed outcomes. Results vary.
A relaxed, one-to-one conversation for women looking for a clearer, more personalised direction after trying one thing after another.
If it's a good fit, I'll explain what working together would look like and the next steps.
I don't claim to cure endometriosis or adenomyosis, and I never ask anyone to stop appropriate medical treatment.
What I do is help each woman understand her individual situation and what she can work on through nutrition, lifestyle, functional medicine and ongoing support. This call is not a medical consultation and does not replace advice from your doctor.
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