Cervical dysplasia (CIN 2 or 3) caused by high-risk HPV can lead to cancer if left untreated. Dr. Doni talks about how to decide between a LEEP procedure and a natural approach called escharotic treatment.
Chronic fatigue can increase the risk of neurodegenerative diseases. Dr. Jenny Tufenkian joins Dr. Doni to discuss the root causes of chronic fatigue and practical strategies to restore your energy.
You can reduce the risk of HPV if you address menstrual issues and their related symptoms. Dr. Doni covers the 6 connections she’s identified that connect menstrual issues to HPV.
Relationships thrive when both partners can feel esteemed, heard, understood and supported. Dr. Sarah Salzman joins Dr. Doni to talk about how to improve your relationship and achieve fulfillment by really connecting with your partner.
Addressing leaky gut is essential to clear HPV and protect yourself from high-risk strains. Dr. Doni explains the 5 ways that HPV and leaky gut are related and what to do to help heal the gut, reduce the risk of HPV, and prevent it from returning.
Mental health can be approached differently by connecting brain science with psychology. Dr. Srini Pillay joins Dr. Doni to talk about how we can achieve better mental health by focusing on relationships, purpose, vitality, and realizing full human potential.
Healing HPV is possible during fertility and pregnancy years. Dr. Doni explains how her proven HPV protocol helps women get rid of the HPV virus before, during, and after pregnancy.
Hashimoto’s Disease is an autoimmune condition where the immune system attacks the thyroid gland, causing hypothyroidism. Expert Annie Maldonado joins Dr. Doni to share her personal experience, what worked for her, and what drove her to help people with Hashimoto’s Disease feel supported in their journey.
HPV is associated with increased cancer risk in both women and men. Dr. Doni covers the 6 key pillars of her HPV treatment protocol to help the body’s immune system get rid of it.
Our pelvic floor impacts our overall health – it sets the foundation for posture, mobility, organ and bowel health, stable moods and comfortable movement. Learning a few gentle self-care rituals can help alleviate pelvic pain.
I have been working with women who had abnormal cells on their cervix and/or vaginally, caused by HPV for over 20 years now. And while strategizing how to help them heal I started asking myself “What is making this person susceptible to this virus?” “Why is it not leaving”? So I focused on helping them…
This stigma around HPV is increasing the risk of cancer in women. Cervical cancer is the third most common cancer for women in the U.S. We cannot risk ignoring HPV, staying silent out of shame or fear, or allowing myths and misinformation to persist.
Being busy differs from having a busy brain. Chronic stress can have a major impact on our overall health, with cascading negative effects. Here’s how to address it through better sleep, hormone balance, inflammation reduction, diet improvement, and lifestyle habits.
There are many factors that can make us susceptible to HPV, one of which is toxin exposure: Which toxins, what is it about them that makes us susceptible, and most importantly, what can we do about it?
Nutrient deficiencies have been shown to increase the risk of HPV infections and abnormal cell development. Dr. Doni explains how protein, iron, and vitamin D are essential to help your body get rid of HPV.
