andrew D henry
ENDOCRINE ECHO LOUNGE
Welcome to Endocrine Echo Lounge with Dr. Henry — where hormones, metabolism, and health finally make sense. In this podcast, Dr. Henry breaks down complex endocrine topics like diabetes, metabolic syndrome, weight, and hormones into clear, practical conversations you can actually understand and use in everyday life. No heavy jargon. No confusion. Just real talk about how your body works. Each episode connects the dots — from insulin resistance and abdominal weight to gut health, blood sugar, and long-term wellness — helping you see the bigger picture of your health. Whether you're trying to p...
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andrew D henry
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Latest episode
Oct 27, 2026
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Episodes
“The Real Reason It’s Hard to Lose Belly Fat: Insulin Resistance Explained” 05.05.2026 9:55
in the last episode, we explored how several common health issues are often connected. But what’s behind that connection? In this episode of Endocrine Echo Lounge with Dr. Henry, we break down insulin resistance—the underlying process that links belly fat, rising blood sugar, abnormal cholesterol, and blood pressure changes. We explain how insulin normally works, what changes over time, and how th...
““Why Belly Fat, Blood Pressure, and Blood Sugar go together” 30.04.2026 11:24
Why do issues like belly weight, high blood pressure, rising blood sugar, and cholesterol problems so often show up together? In this episode of Endocrine Echo Lounge with Dr. Henry, we break down metabolic syndrome in a clear and simple way—what it is, why it often goes unnoticed, and why it matters for your long-term health. This episode focuses on helping you see the bigger picture so these num...
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