hormones

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Balancing Hormones Naturally with Seed Cycling

Seed cycling uses flax, pumpkin, sesame, and sunflower seeds in sync with your menstrual phases to support hormone balance. Backed by emerging research and rooted in naturopathic care, it’s a simple, food-based way to align with your body’s natural rhythm.

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Signs of Perimenopause

If you’re noticing changes like irregular periods, mood swings, or sleep disturbances, you may be experiencing early perimenopause signs. This natural transition can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to endure it alone. Discover common symptoms and how naturopathic medicine can help you balance hormones, ease discomfort, and reclaim your vitality.

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Perimenopause

Too often, women are told to “wait it out” or accept these changes as normal aging. But perimenopause is an opportunity to optimize your health, not a life sentence of discomfort. If you’re struggling with and want guidance from a compassionate, holistic provider, we’re here to help, schedule your discovery call today.

Hair loss after the pandemic? Explore naturopathic remedies, stress management, and holistic treatments to restore hair health and growth.

Hair Loss-Post Pandemic

Recently I came across an article, “The Year America’s Hair Fell Out” in The Atlantic. Why? Well, for many this

Experience the healing benefits of restorative sleep for improved energy, mood, and overall wellness.

SLEEP-IN BED

Sleep-At Life, Sleep-In Bed, and Sleep-At The Wheel.  This article is intended to be a 3 part series that weaves

A wellness-focused lifestyle highlighting the benefits of bioidentical hormones in supporting hormone health and natural vitality.

BIOIDENTICAL HORMONES AND YOUR HEALTH

Bio-Identical hormones are hormones made that match (identical) the hormones in your body (bio). Bio-identical estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone are

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