Menopause and hormones
For most women perimenopause does not announce itself with a hot flash, it shows up first in sleep, in mood, or in a brain that feels one step behind, and the labs that get run first are rarely the ones that answer it.
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What Your Nervous System Has to Do With Your HormonesDr. Meg Byrne, DC, MS, CAcu
When Perimenopause hits your Brain FirstDr. Bonnie Brock, NMD, RD, MPH
A Functional and Evidence-Based Approach to PCOSDr. Bonnie Brock, NMD, RD, MPH
Hormone Balance: Why “Knowing Your Numbers” Matters More Than You ThinkDr. Bonnie Brock, NMD, RD, MPH
A Naturopathic Doctor’s Perspective: Understanding Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT)Dr. Bonnie Brock, NMD, RD, MPH
Menopause and Muscle: What’s Really Going On?Dr. Meg Byrne, DC, MS, CAcu
Coming out of the Fog – How to overcome menopausal brain challengesDr. Bonnie Brock, NMD, RD, MPH