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Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause

2026-01-20 · 59 min · episode 38 · 17 entities

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    Link in episode "Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause": https://drcarriejones.kit.com/labtestchecklist
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    Link in episode "Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause": https://drcarriejones.kit.com/perimenopausesymptom
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    Link in episode "Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause": https://drcarriejones.kit.com/stagesofperimenopause

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    Link in episode "Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause": https://drcarriejones.kit.com/labtestchecklist
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    Link in episode "Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause": https://drcarriejones.kit.com/perimenopausesymptom
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    Link in episode "Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause": https://drcarriejones.kit.com/stagesofperimenopause
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    Link in episode "Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause": https://drcarriejones.kit.com/labtestchecklist
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    Link in episode "Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause": https://drcarriejones.kit.com/perimenopausesymptom
  • references Stagesofperimenopause website
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    Link in episode "Dr. Eve Henry, MD: Why Heart and Metabolic Health Shift in Perimenopause": https://drcarriejones.kit.com/stagesofperimenopause

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Episode description as stored
Why does heart disease suddenly become such a big issue for women after perimenopause? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Eve Henry, a physician specializing in longevity and women's health, to talk through how heart and metabolic health often shift quickly in midlife, even when nothing about your lifestyle has changed. We cover how estrogen loss impacts cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood sugar, and which markers matter most, including ApoB and A1C. We also talk about visceral fat and inflammation, how they affect long-term heart health, and where hormone therapy, lifestyle support, and early intervention fit in. Dr. Eve Henry is a board-certified internal medicine physician with advanced training in integrative medicine, and she's deeply focused on helping women protect their heart and metabolic health through midlife and beyond. What's Discussed: (00:00) Why heart disease is the leading health risk for women (05:52) Why cholesterol is often the first lab to change in perimenopause (06:43) How estrogen loss changes cholesterol and blood pressure  (14:22) Blood sugar changes, inflammation, and visceral fat in midlife (19:04) Perimenopause as a metabolic stress test (23:41) ApoB, Lp(a), A1C and baseline labs women should know (40:37) Coronary calcium scans vs CT angiograms (57:21) Why early intervention matters for long-term heart health   ✍️ FREE GUIDES: Hormones 101 Cheat Sheet:   https://drcarriejones.kit.com/hormones101   The Perimenopause & Menopause Labs Test Checklist: https://drcarriejones.kit.com/labtestchecklist The Symptoms of The Perimenopausal Transition (WTF…) Ebook: https://drcarriejones.kit.com/perimenopausesymptom   Which Stage of Perimenopause Am I In? Ebook: https://drcarriejones.kit.com/stagesofperimenopause     LETS CONNECT:  Dr. Carrie Jones: Website: www.drcarriejones.com Newsletter: www.drcarriejones.kit.com/newsletter Instagram: @dr.carriejones Facebook: @drcarriejones TikTok: @drcarriejones Youtube: @drcarriejones Pinterest: @drcarriejones   Dr. Eve Henry: Website: www.drevehenry.com Instagram: @drevehenry X: @DrEveHenry1 ========== Disclaimer: Information provided on this channel is for informational purposes only. This information is NOT intended as a substitute for the advice provided by your physician or other healthcare professional, or any information contained on or in any product. Do not use the information provided on this channel for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease, or prescribing medication or other treatment. Always speak with your physician or other healthcare professional before taking any medication or nutritional, herbal or other supplement, or using any treatment for a health problem. Information provided on this channel and the use of any products or services related to this podcast by you does not create a doctor-patient relationship between you and Dr. Carrie Jones. Information and statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent ANY disease.