Wendy Strgar is the founder and CEO of Good Clean Love, a pioneer in organic sexual wellness and vaginal health products. In this conversation she pulls back the curtain on everything the women's health industry has been getting wrong for decades.

It starts with a statistic that stops most people in their tracks: two-thirds of women have an unhealthy vaginal microbiome, and most of them have no idea. Not because they're doing anything wrong, but because the research has been underfunded, products on the shelf are actively harmful, and the medical system hasn't given women the language to even describe what's happening in their own bodies. Wendy built Good Clean Love to fix all of that, starting with her own story of postpartum prolapse, recurring infections, and a desperate search for products that didn't send her "screaming to the bathtub."

She breaks down the science of osmolality and why most lubricants and personal care products don't actually have women's best interests in mind. She explains the pH lever, the role of lactic acid, and the biomimicry protocol behind Good Clean Love's Biomatch system, and introduces her new platform, Good Clean Clinical Care, which connects women in underserved areas with qualified OBGYNs in every state. It also compounds medicines in a bio-supportive base, which is a direct response to the lack of women's gynecological care across the United States.

This conversation however goes well beyond clinical aspects. We talk about what happens to sexual health after cancer treatment, childbirth, and menopause, about arousal versus desire, the olfactory-limbic connection that makes scent so powerful in intimacy, and why the clitoral organ system was only fully mapped for the first time in 2026. We also tackle honestly about loneliness, disconnection, shame, and why rebuilding a relationship with your own body may be one of the most important health decisions a woman can make.

If you work in pelvic health, women's health, physical therapy, or gynecology, or you're simply a woman who wants to understand her own body better, this conversation is essential listening.

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In this episode, Debrah shares her powerful journey from patient to advocate, including the surgery that changed her life, why she testified before the Washington State Senate, and how she built Wolf Women, a growing community and resource hub helping women navigate diagnosis, find qualified specialists, and communicate more effectively with their doctors.

We dig into the real gaps in endometriosis care: why so many women go undiagnosed for years, why period pain isn't the only red flag, how symptoms like bloating, histamine reactions, and nervous system dysfunction connect back to this disease, and what "whole person care" actually looks like: from excision surgery to pelvic floor therapy to EMDR.

We also talk about the role of AI and technology in centralizing patient information, the ethics of building an unbiased surgeon directory, and what needs to change in medical education to catch this disease earlier.

If you or someone you love is dealing with unexplained pelvic pain, chronic bloating, bladder or bowel issues, or has been told "it's all in your head," this conversation could change everything.

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In this episode, we're joined by Ronit Menashe, co-founder of WeNatal. Ronit has a background in functional medicine and wellness, having previously worked at Nike.

Ronit shares her personal journey through fertility challenges, including a miscarriage that led her to discover the importance of both partners' health in the fertility equation. She emphasizes the concept of "trimester zero," a crucial three-month period before conception where both partners can optimize their health through lifestyle changes and nutrition.

Our discussion covers the significance of epigenetics, the impact of male fertility on pregnancy outcomes, and the importance of education and preparation for couples looking to conceive.

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