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Women's Wellness With Dr. Robinson Gynecologist specializing in women’s hormone concerns. Board Certified in OB/Gyn, Integrative Medicine, Obesity Medicine, and Lifestyle Medicine.

Menopause Society Certification and IFM.
30+ years of clinical experience caring for women. This is a place to come to have your story heard, not just your symptoms, but the history and the path that brought you to this current state of being... together we will work to find the answers to bring you to a state of wellness through nutrition, exercise, meditation, and supplements. Why integrative Medicine? I have found that through my years of practicing medicine that allopathic or Western medicine leaves both the patient and the physician searching for more. Meeting patients for their annual visits gives me a glimpse into their lives, journeys, joys and struggles. It is with great awe that I am inspired by their stories of courage and compassion to create a beautiful life for their family and themselves in the midst of a turbulent world. The time allotted to such appointments does not allow for an in depth evaluation of the state of wellness of the patient and the ability journey into complete health. Wellness is much more than what western medicine believes it to be. It is a mental, spiritual and physical state of health that may be achieved by correcting imbalances of nutrient deficiencies and toxin exposures, as well as beginning a new exercise program, regardless of its intensity. Movement is magic and it contributes to your physical and emotional well being. Integrative Medicine is a whole systems approach of treating the patient through mind, body, and spirit. When all three are healthy, wellness is achieved. For this reason, I decided to become trained in Integrative Medicine and Nutrition. I received my diploma in February 2016 from The University of Arizona and was fortunate enough to study with Dr. Andrew Weil, Dr. Tieraona Low Dog, and Dr. Veronica Maizes. Their instruction has provided me with a foundation to provide the best care to my patients in a compassionate, caring environment. Functional Medicine is a system of evaluating a patient using a systems-oriented approach. This is a shift from disease centered, to patient centered approach to patient care that involves approaching disease at the cellular level and correcting nutritional deficiencies to promote the optimal vitality and health of the individual. Functional Medicine takes into account the unique genetic make up of the individual and the way this allows them to interact differently with their environment and even with different medications. Through Nutrition testing, Hormone testing, and Stool testing, with specific genomic add ons, the physician is able to determine the best course of action to provide the very best health of the patient. While Functional Medicine Lab testing is not often covered by insurance, traditional medical laboratories may also provide some insight into underlying root causes of chronic medical concerns. I offer Nutritional, Hormonal, and GI Effects testing through Genova, Mold Toxicity testing and others through Great Plains Laboratories. Supplements, Nutritional Foods and Detox Regimens are available through Metagenics, Orthomolecular Products, Gaia Herbs. In wellness and with many blessings,
Jodi Robinson MD AIHM IFMC

Pain during the perimenopause/menopause transition…many different etiologies have been identified as a trigger and optio...
10/20/2026

Pain during the perimenopause/menopause transition…many different etiologies have been identified as a trigger and options to manage thes pain are available. I am a firm beleiver in a thorough medical history and work up . If undying conditions are missed and attributed to “hormones” irreversible damage may result. A missed diagnosis of Rheumatoid arthritis can result in permanent joint disfigurement.
It’s not worth the assumption and the missed diagnosis. Hormones help with inflammation, but they are merely one tool in the toolbox towards optimizing wellness.


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Taking a personalized approach to menopause is important for optimal outcomes. It doesn’t matter what your friend, your ...
10/20/2026

Taking a personalized approach to menopause is important for optimal outcomes. It doesn’t matter what your friend, your colleague , your sister is using. I want to know about your history, your medical conditions, your stressors, your sleep quality and diet and lifestyle. We put that all together and choose the best plan that works for you.

Happy World Menopause Day!Helping you embrace the magnificent changes of your body and mind as you step into all of the ...
10/18/2026

Happy World Menopause Day!
Helping you embrace the magnificent changes of your body and mind as you step into all of the strength and power that women can hold at this stage of life.
“Women hold up half the sky” ~ Mao Zedong

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Menopause is a natural stage in women’s lives, marking the end of their reproductive years.

Most women experience it between the ages of 45 and 55, as ovarian follicular function and estrogen levels decline.

On Sunday’s World Menopause Day, the World Health Organization (WHO) highlights the importance of understanding menopause and its impact on women’s health. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/menopause

10/03/2026

The peptide people inject for nagging injuries works by boosting blood flow. Cancer cells need blood flow, too.

That is the concern Vikas Patel, an emergency medicine physician who also runs a longevity practice, raises about BPC-157. It gets talked up for a rotator cuff injury, tendonitis, or a muscle strain that has been nagging for months: a round of injections for six to eight weeks, and the hope that everything goes back to normal. Most of what patients hear about it comes from podcasts and social media, and the calls reach him every week.

The way it is thought to repair tissue is new blood flow. "It increases blood flow to areas that may not be getting good blood flow, which is the issue of tendons and ligaments," he said. "And so if it's increasing blood flow in one location, it can also be increasing blood flow to potential cancer cells, and that's the long-term concern."

Nobody can tell you how big that risk is. A trial that enrolled 42 patients in 2016 closed without ever reporting results, and the documented human data since then is a handful of people. In his words, "we have no long-term data on any of this."

He doesn't tell patients they're foolish for asking. He thinks some of the popular peptides will probably turn out to be useful, and he says patients aren't wrong to look for something they're not getting from traditional medicine. What he offers is a straight conversation about what is known, what isn't, and what the mechanism could mean.

He'll support a patient either way. His one condition:

"You have to know, eyes wide open, what you're getting into."

Listen to the full conversation on The Podcast by KevinMD. Link in the comments.

Search "The Podcast by KevinMD" wherever you listen to podcasts

An inspirational story about a patient who reversed her cognitive decline with the Bredesen protocol.
09/25/2026

An inspirational story about a patient who reversed her cognitive decline with the Bredesen protocol.

Judy Benjamin joins The MindHealth360 Show to share her Alzheimer’s recovery story and why she is now walking from Land’s End to London.

I’m forever perplexed that I still can’t convince patients that  oral HRT  is not a good option for them to stay on. 🤷🏻‍...
09/25/2026

I’m forever perplexed that I still can’t convince patients that oral HRT is not a good option for them to stay on. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Compared with no use of hormone therapy, oral menopausal hormone therapy was associated with increased venous thromboembolic risk regardless of dosage and treatment duration, finds new BMJ study.

No increased thrombotic risks were observed with transdermal therapy
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Small changes can help move towards optimal health. The saying “Rome wasn’t built in a day” is my favorite. We did not b...
09/19/2026

Small changes can help move towards optimal health. The saying “Rome wasn’t built in a day” is my favorite. We did not become unhealthy overnightand we can’t undo the problems overnight. Trying to fix health concerns too quickly or too many at a time is daunting and overwhelming for patients. A step at a time is key. You’ll get there. Start with sleep. Fix your sleep, your nutrition, your movement …
You will feel fabulous !

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This is my sweet, beautiful mom💕She will be 85 on Monday.She is one of many women who has been affected by recurrent UTI...
09/19/2026

This is my sweet, beautiful mom💕
She will be 85 on Monday.
She is one of many women who has been affected by recurrent UTIs of menopause. In April she was admitted to the hospital with urosepsis due to a resistant strain of bacteria that had come about due to the use of prolonged antibiotics to prevent these infections. When I was able to find a better way to many her vaginal estrogen (the three month vaginal ring), she has not had another infection since. If you are in menopause you should absolutely be using vaginal estrogen to prevent UTI and urosepsis. If you are my patient you are likely tired of this discussion 😂. But this is why I persist. I am passionate about getting the message across. The fewer antibiotics you take, the better. The healthier the vaginal mucosa, the more your urethra and bladder can protect you from pathogens. The integrity of this tissue is important and might save your life.💕

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