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A Woman's Guide to
to Hormone Balance
Are you ready to balance your hormones
and transform your life?
In clinical practice, I am speaking to women every day about their hormonal imbalances. The most common complaints I hear are the unrelenting symptoms of:
- Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) including mood swings, tender breasts, food cravings, fatigue, irritability, and depression
- Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD; a severe form of PMS) commonly including anxiety, irritability, overwhelm, crying, and panic attacks
- Painful periods that make it hard to perform daily tasks
- Heavy periods that make it hard to leave the house
- Irregular periods
- Skin breakouts
- Thinning hair that falls out in clumps
- Unwanted facial hair growth
- Diagnosis of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), Endometriosis, Uterine Fibroids or Premature Ovarian Failure that leave you feeling lost and unheard
- Constant, elevated & uncontrolled stress
- Fatigue and lack of motivation
The Woman's Guide To Hormonal Balance
is for you if you want:
- Understand all there is to know about your hormones
- Know when your hormones are out of balance
- Regulate your menstrual cycle and flow
- Reduce period pain
- Manage PCOS, Endometriosis and Uterine Fibroids
- Manage PMS and PMDD
- Improve your skin
- Learn about how your genes impact your hormones
- Improve energy, mood, and motivation
- Learn how to manage your stress and anxiety
- Maintain a healthy weight
- Know the key nutrients and lifestyle factors that help balance your hormones
- Jump in and discover the true YOU
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stats
ALMOST
0
%
of all women of reproductive age experience PMS
UP TO
0
%
women experience painful periods.
UP TO
0
%
of women experience heavy menstrual bleeding
(equating to 16 fully soaked regular tampons or 8 fully soaked super-tampons per menstrual period) which is associated with anemia, fatigue and poor quality of life.
one of four women will experience depression in their lifetime, of which hormones and genetic variations are contributing factors.
Compared to men women are twice as likely to suffer from chronic fatigue.
UP TO
0
%
of women report their skin worsens during their menstrual period.
AT LEAST
0
%
of women report their skin worsens during their menstrual period.
UP TO
0
%
of women report their skin worsens during their menstrual period.
Why Are the Stats So High?
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Advancements in science, medicine and technology mean that nowadays we have more treatment options than ever. So why are the above stats still alarmingly high?
one simple answer: poor tolerability
While for many, I see the use of conventional medicine alone extremely beneficial, for others, I am often hearing that “my anti-depressants are ineffective” or “the Pill makes me gain weight” or ”Metformin makes me sick” or “my anxiety medication takes the edge off but I feel I need other tools” or “I just still don’t feel right”.
This is where blending conventional and complementary medicine is absolutely crucial in overcoming your health concerns and ultimately improving your quality of life.
This is where blending conventional and complementary medicine is absolutely crucial in overcoming your health concerns and ultimately improving your quality of life.
the answer
A BLEND OF CONVENTIONAL & COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE
Conventional medicine plays a significant role in dampening symptoms and improving quality of life, particularly in the short term.
Complementary medicine plays a significant role in uncovering the of your symptoms and allowing you to take control of your health.
Through a blend of conventional and complementary medicine, a comprehensive approach to health and wellness is achieved.
The Program Breakdown
Hormones - What, Why and How
Know When Your Hormones Are Imbalanced
Curb ‘Stretched, Stressed and Depressed’
Key Genes Impacting Your Hormonal Balance
Feed Your Hormones The Right Nutrients
Create an Environment Conducive to Balanced Hormones
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