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Want to learn more?
Dr. Samantha Boldt
DC, CFMP
Hi, my name is Dr. Samantha Boldt and I'd like to invite you to attend a very special webinar event titled: "Ditch the Painful Cycles and Fatigue: 3 Steps to Boost Energy and Balance Your Hormones"
Dr. Isaac Jones
7-Figure Virtual Practice Coach
Time left until next webinar
Thursday,
February 17th, 2020
at 8pm EST
Dr. Isaac Jones
7-Figure Virtual Practice Coach
Here's What You'll Learn...
What should a normal cycle actually feel like?
The limitations of traditional medical care and why it doesn't always help
How to properly test for hormone imbalances and track your cycle to give you the best insight
How to change the different metabolic pathways in the body that directly affect hormones
So if you're serious about wanting to
Get Your Hormones Under Control without Unanswered Questions and No Results...
Meet Your Host
Dr. Samantha Boldt
Dr. Samantha Boldt is a functional medicine practitioner located in Colorado. She has had over 500 hours in post-grad functional medicine and hormone training and has become very passionate about educating women about their bodies, their health, and that painful periods are not normal! Dr. Sam herself is a painful period conqueror and also had to overcome chronic lyme disease. Because of her past experiences , she strongly believes that your ability to show up in this lifetime for the ones you love (including yourself) is completely dependent on the health of your body and mind. Women's health has been put in the background or outright ignored for far too long. Women and their hormones are not some great mystery yet to be discovered. We have the knowledge, we just need to do a better job of spreading that information around! She is now taking her 10 year brick-and-mortar practice on-line to help serve, reach, and educate more women about what good hormone health means.
Testimonials from Dr. Samantha Boldt's Training
Cheryl
I have loved working with Dr. Sam! She was the first doctor that I felt truly listened to by, and the first appointment was much more in-depth than anything else I’ve experienced. It was fascinating learning about the body as a whole, rather than just focusing on one symptom or one lab result. I went in because I was having digestive issues, really painful cycles that would sometimes show up and sometimes not, and some mood stuff. I’ve been working with Dr. Sam for 8 months now, and all of those complaints are gone!
Allison
I started seeing Dr. Sam because of high anxiety that felt like it was getting in the way of life, and then a few other more hormone related symptoms. I really didn’t want to go on medication, and she said give me 4 months. If there have been no changes by then, , you can look into medication while we keep improving your health. We worked on a few small dietary changes, added in some supplements after getting the lab results back, and also worked on life habit changes. I thought there was no way we were going to get the changes I was looking for. But by 2 months in, I was already noticing some pretty big differences, and after 6 months, I feel better than I ever have!
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