Living Well Dallas Speakers Bureau
Our team of experts offers your business or non-profit organization many great topics. Book your speaking event with our team by calling 972-930-0260 or emailing info@livingwelldallas.com. See our list of topics below.
Betty
Murray, MS, CN, IFMCP
CEO
& Founder of Living Well Dallas
- Mastering
Your Sleep - Gluten,
Leaky Gut, Autoimmune
Nancy
Scheinost, MD, IFMCP
- Wine,
Women, Hormones – Why Women Get Autoimmunity 10X More Than Men - Are Bio-Identical Hormones Right For You?
- Autoimmunity: Taming the
Complexity of an Immune System on Fire
Gabrielle
Grandell, BSc, FMCHC, CLT, NBC-HWC
- Quality
over Quantity (Food/Life) - Leaky
Gut or Intestinal Permeability/Digest Health - The
Gut-Brain Connection - GMO’s
- Build
a Better Brain - Eat
the Rainbow (colorful foods – geared toward kids)
Celia
Naples, CHC
- Habit
Forming: The Secret to Replacing
Negative Habits with Positive Ones - Sugar
Is Not Your Friend - Aging
with Attitude: The Secret Formula to
Longevity
Brenda
Briscoe, LMT
- What is Bowen Therapy and Why Do I Need It?
- Migraines, TBIs, Alzheimers – Is There Really Any Help?
- Build a Better Brain
Jim
Kearney, LMT
- People-Friendly
BioEnergy Devices for Comfort, Aches and Stress Relief, Energy Enhancement
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Menopause brings undeniable changes, and for many women, the visible effects on skin are both surprising and unsettling. Wrinkles deepen, texture shifts, and even the most trusted products seem less effective. On the Menopause Mastery Podcast, Dr. Betty Murray and
Progesterone in Menopause: Separating Internet Controversy from Clinical Science
Progesterone’s Role Goes Beyond Pregnancy Progesterone isn’t just a “pregnancy hormone”—it helps support bone health, mood, sleep, and protects the uterus. Starting in your late 30s, progesterone begins declining before other hormones, setting the stage for many perimenopausal symptoms.
The Truth About Hormone Therapy for Older Women
For many women, the question “Is it too late for me to start hormone replacement therapy?” looms large after the age of 65. Decades of medical guidance, heavily influenced by the results of the 2002 Women’s Health Initiative (WHI), suggested