Beyond Bikini Medicine: Diseases Affect Women Differently - How to Partner with Your Doctor for Better...

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Jyoti Patel, MD

Beyond Bikini Medicine

Diseases Affect Women Differently - How to Partner with Your Doctor for Better Outcomes

Jyoti Patel, MD

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English

Self-Published
06 May 2025

Gynaecology & obstetrics; Nursing specialties; Women's health

Series: Bbm

IN THIS BOOK, YOU WILL DISCOVER:

Medicine's dangerous myth-that diseases affect men and women the same-is costing women their health. Beyond Bikini Medicine by Jyoti Patel, MD, shatters this blind spot, revealing how heart disease, autoimmune disorders, and chronic conditions like dementia, manifest differently in women...and why doctors keep missing them. Dr. Patel bridges the best of conventional medicine with integrative and functional approaches to give you a complete roadmap to better health. Discover female-specific warning signs, critical tests to demand, and an actionable plan with precision nutrition, targeted supplements, and cycle-aware protocols. Finally, healthcare that sees you, hears you, and heals you as the woman you are.

CHAPTER-BY-CHAPTER BREAKDOWNS of how major diseases manifest uniquely in women:

Heart Disease (Why ""classic"" symptoms are a myth for women) Dementia & Brain Health (The estrogen connection most doctors miss) Autoimmunity (Why 80% of patients are female and still go undiagnosed for years) Mental Health (Depression & anxiety, how hormones change everything) Digestive Disorders (The gut-hormone link most doctors miss) Hormones (Beyond ""just PMS"", how cycles impact everything from immunity to mood) Musculoskeletal Health (Why women's pain is dismissed)

YOUR SELF-ADVOCACY TOOLKIT:

✔ Lab Tests-Decoded (When to push for deeper testing)

✔ Imaging & Diagnostics (What scans often miss in women)

✔ Trauma-Informed Health Quiz (How past experiences shape your symptoms)

✔ Precision Supplementation (What works for women's biology)

✔ Advocacy tools:

Scripts for doctors' visits, health-tracking guides, and ways to drive change

""Medicine's 'one-size-fits-all' approach is failing women. This book equips you to challenge the system for yourself and others."" -Jyoti Patel, MD

THE HEALTH MANUAL WOMEN HAVE BEEN MISSING.

By: Jyoti Patel MD
Imprint: Self-Published
Edition: Large type / large print edition
Volume: 1
Dimensions: Height: 216mm, Width: 140mm, Spine: 14mm
Weight: 304g
ISBN: 9798349327261
Series: Bbm
Pages: 258
Publication Date: 06 May 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

JYOTI PATEL, MD is a triple-board-certified physician in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, & Integrative Medicine, who bridges cutting-edge science with holistic healing. Her work exposes medicine's most dangerous blind spot: the myth that diseases affect men and women in the same way.Through her 20+ years in clinical practice, writing, and speaking, Dr. Patel exposes critical disparities in women's health, from heart disease and autoimmune conditions to hormonal and mental health. She challenges the outdated notion that women's bodies are just ""smaller versions of men's"", advocating for tailored research, diagnosis, and care.