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Happy National Women Physicians Day 💕
Honored to stand alongside so many brilliant, compassionate women changing medicine every single day. Grateful for the patients who trust us and the women who paved the way before us. 👩‍⚕️✨

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Whatever you want to call it, we love to celebrate being together. Friends, family, and loved ones— take the time to connect with the people who love you and share in the memories that bring us all together ❤️🎁

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

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Happy Chanukah to all the members of the tribes! Today is an important day to spark the flame of unity not division.

When we come together we are stronger. When we separate we lose the connection to everything.

Even on a dark day in Australia, we are always able to thrive with the flame that flows through us all.

Today we shall raise our latkes high in the sky and celebrate our fallen and help us all rise above. 🕎 ❤️🙏🏻

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Help us wish our incredible @drmorgancasper a BIG Happy Birthday! To celebrate, we’re offering a very special promo: treat at least 2 areas of Dysport and receive $100 credit towards your next treatment! Call or send us a DM to book!

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PCOS affects 5–6 million women in the U.S., yet nearly 70% have no idea they have it. And while birth control can help manage symptoms, it doesn’t treat the underlying drivers — things like insulin resistance, inflammation, and metabolic imbalance.

PCOS isn’t just an ovarian issue, and it requires more than a one-size-fits-all solution. A functional, root-cause approach is essential for truly understanding and managing it.

If you’re experiencing symptoms and want a deeper evaluation, Dr. Casper is our incredible Naturopathic Medical Doctor who is an expert in Women’s Health.

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To everyone who’s been part of this journey: patients, colleagues, friends, and all of you who follow along from near and far 🥰🙏🏻⠀
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As the year winds down, I just want to say thank you. This community means the world to me. You trust me with your health, your goals, your questions, and sometimes some pretty personal conversations. That never gets taken for granted.⠀
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Source of Health started with a simple idea: do good medicine, treat people with intention, and blend science with artistry. The fact that so many of you show up for that, day after day, means we’re building something real.🥰⠀
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And this year, launching Ultrawell Academy has been a highlight. It’s small but mighty so far, and I’m grateful for every student who’s jumped in, learned with me, and believed in the vision of raising the bar in our field.🤩⠀
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Thank you for your support, your curiosity, your loyalty, and for letting me do what I love every day. We’ve laid strong groundwork this year, and I’m excited for what’s coming—more growth, more innovation, and more ways to take care of you.⠀
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Grateful for all of you.🙏🏻⠀
—Dr. Sorr⠀

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If you’re on a GLP-1 and noticing more shedding than usual, your hair might be reacting to the way your body is losing weight.

These medications are designed for slow, steady loss. If you’re dropping more than a pound a week, the dose may be too high — and that kind of rapid change can push the body into stress mode, triggering excess shedding.

Under-fueling is another major cause. When protein and calories drop too low, your body prioritizes survival and pulls resources away from things like hair, collagen, and muscle.

A little extra shedding during a deficit can be normal. But if you’re seeing true thinning, it’s a sign to reassess your dosage, your protein intake, and your overall fueling.

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Low progesterone is common — but the reasons behind it often get overlooked.

The biggest cause is not ovulating. If you don’t ovulate, you can’t form a corpus luteum, and you can’t make progesterone. This can happen with PCOS, perimenopause, and menopause… but it can also happen even when you are still cycling. Chronic stress and high cortisol burn through progesterone faster.
 Undereating and over-exercising can suppress ovulation entirely.
 Birth control pills are designed to stop ovulation — which means no progesterone.
 Thyroid issues can interrupt ovulation and hormone production.
 And insulin resistance can disrupt ovarian signaling in the same way, which is why so many women with PCOS struggle with low progesterone.

If your cycle feels “off,” the answer isn’t guessing — it’s understanding why your body isn’t able to produce the progesterone it needs.

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📸 BTS look at our exclusive dinner in #Scottsdale. What a crowd! The curiosity and buzz around @acornbiolabs was unreal. @drdrewtaylor talk had everyone’s eyes wide open. You could feel the energy in the room.. we’re in our own lane, and people know it.

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🚀 Our new website is LIVE!

We’re thrilled to unveil the all-new mysourceofhealth.com — redesigned to make it easier than ever to explore our integrative approach to health, hormones, and aesthetics.

A huge thank-you to Jared and the incredible team at Aesthetic Conversion for bringing our vision to life so smoothly and quickly. You made it happen — beautifully.

Go take a look, explore the new pages, and tell us what you think. This is where science, precision, and artistry come together — inside and out. ✨

#SourceOfHealth #IntegrativeAesthetics #FunctionalMedicine #AestheticConversion #ScottsdaleMedSpa

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@hammertoesbro I understand your initial viewpoint but you fail to go into detail for... anything in this post.

Movement patterns are important to understand to prevent injury, but it's not WHY injuries happen.

Poor patters and strong muscles don't get injuries in sport. High forces at disadvantageous angles that surpass the load a muscle can handle does. 👈🏽 Physics

Rant over, get strong.

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BTS 🎬 with @drstevensorr x @drmorgancasper, @acornbiolabs newest duo bringing stem cell banking + regenerative medicine to Scottsdale 🌵

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