Hot flashes are one of the most common, frustrating, and embarrassing symptoms of the menopause transition. But did you know that they could be linked to another issue altogether? In this blog, Dr. Mariza links hot flashes to blood sugar, and gives you tips on how to improve your insulin sensitivity to reduce the frequency of hot flashes.
Pooping doesn’t just move our digested food out of our bodies on a daily basis — it also eliminates toxins and harmful hormone metabolites, such as estrogen. Ever since I became a hormone expert, however, poop has become an important focus in ensuring hormones in the body stay balanced. And for a good reason too!
When a woman experiences symptoms like fatigue, hot flashes, acne, pelvic pain, or heavy bleeding, she probably doesn’t suspect the cause is insulin resistance. But over 65% of American women over the age of 40 have it, making it likely to contribute to many health concerns. Reversing insulin resistance is quite challenging…
Progesterone is the hormone responsible for regulating your cycle and preparing your uterus for pregnancy. Since estrogen and progesterone work together to regulate fertility and menstrual cycles, low progesterone levels can cause estrogen levels to rise which then leads to estrogen dominance.
Many doctors may jump to hormone replacement medicine to get your hormones on track. But what if there was a natural way to help your body restore its equilibrium? With proper nutrition, self-care, and the right supplements, you can ensure your body is supported with the nutrients it needs to keep your systems functioning and get your hormones balanced.
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