Alexandria Filingeri sit down with renowned NYC OB-GYN surgeon Dr. Al Sassoon for an in-depth conversation about menopause, hormone therapy, vaginal rejuvenation, GLP-1 medications, and the physiological changes women experience as they age.

From hot flashes and hormonal shifts to insulin resistance, weight gain, pelvic floor changes, and intimacy concerns, this episode breaks down the realities many women face but rarely talk about openly.

Topics Covered:
• What actually happens to the body during menopause
• Hormone replacement therapy explained
• Vaginal rejuvenation & pelvic floor health
• The “Mommy Makeover” and body confidence
• GLP-1 medications, metabolism, and visceral fat
• Insulin resistance and inflammation
• Why listening to patients matters in modern healthcare
• The importance of transparency, trust, and individualized treatment

Dr. Sassoon shares decades of experience helping women navigate these changes with compassion, honesty, and evidence-based care.

If you’re interested in women’s health, hormones, longevity, body composition, or understanding how menopause truly impacts quality of life, this conversation is packed with valuable insight.

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On this episode of We Got Your Number, we sit down with Francesca Emma, LMHC, founder of The Collective, to unpack one of the most misunderstood struggles today: body image.

From GLP-1 weight loss medications to social media pressure, Francesca breaks down why changing your body doesn’t fix how you feel about yourself—and what actually does.

This conversation dives into the psychology behind weight loss, the rise in body dysmorphia, and why so many people still feel unhappy even after physical transformation.

We also explore:

- The truth about “body positivity” vs. body neutrality
- How social media and filters distort reality
- The mental health risks behind GLP-1 misuse
- Men’s hidden struggles with body image
- Why therapy—not quick fixes—is the real solution

If you’ve ever felt like “fixing” your body would fix your life… this episode will change your perspective.

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Just Because You Can… Doesn’t Mean You Should!

This episode goes deeper than credentials—it’s about purpose, ethics, and what it really means to care for people.

From the operating room to the nutrition space, this conversation exposes the gap between real expertise and loud misinformation.

It’s not about doing what’s trending—it’s about doing what’s right.
If you want truth over hype, this one matters.

This week we talk about:

- Why outcomes—not opinions—should drive decisions
- The difference between expertise vs. online noise
- How misinformation spreads in health and wellness
- Why ethics matter more than capability
- The real responsibility of professionals

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The content shared on the “We Got Your Number” podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the guidance of your own qualified healthcare professional with any questions you may have regarding your health, nutrition, or medical care.