Our sleep is so important but it can be tricky, especially as our hormones decline. In this episode, I chat with sleep coach, Morgan Adams on why so many women in midlife suffer from poor sleep and what they can do to help manage and better optimize their sleep.
What if somebody - let’s say a trained, experienced healthcare professional - could explain hormones for menopause in a way that anyone could understand? Steve Goldring has been a licensed pharmacist in Utah and Colorado for over 30 years. Also known as "The Hormone Pharmacist", Steve has spent most of his career talking with women about hormones over the pharmacy counter.
You may be thinking what does histamine have to do with perimenopause? Well, besides allergies, there are many more symptoms associated with histamine overload or intolerance, and not surprisingly, your hormones play a role.
I believe as we navigate perimenopause, it’s vital to assess who and what we give our energy to, to be more selective, and in order to do that, we need to create boundaries. That could be boundaries with friends, family members, colleagues, clients, kids, and even pets
In our perimenopausal years, it’s incredibly important to ‘build your resilience muscle’ if you will. Because between the loss and erratic fluctuation of hormones in this stage of life, and all that we’re dealing with, we are less able to handle stress.
