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Things to try are:
1. Take a daily probiotic
2. Eat sitting down
3. Eat relaxed, not distracted
4. Chew your food well
5. Eat fermented foods
6. Drink water
Things to try are:
1. Take a daily probiotic
2. Eat sitting down
3. Eat relaxed, not distracted
4. Chew your food well
5. Eat fermented foods
6. Drink water
Did you know you can think your way to better emotional health? Well, it’s true!
Did you know you can think your way to better emotional health? Well, it’s true!
During menopause and perimenopause (occurs up to 10 years before menopause starts, beginning in your 30s and 40s), levels of estrogen and progesterone fluctuate and eventually decline. These hormones play a key role in regulating our mood-regulating
During menopause and perimenopause (occurs up to 10 years before menopause starts, beginning in your 30s and 40s), levels of estrogen and progesterone fluctuate and eventually decline. These hormones play a key role in regulating our mood-regulating
Why? Believe it or not, we need a certain amount of anxiety to function in our everyday life. Without anxiety, we wouldn’t get up in the morning! We would be completely unmotivated to do anything.
Why? Believe it or not, we need a certain amount of anxiety to function in our everyday life. Without anxiety, we wouldn’t get up in the morning! We would be completely unmotivated to do anything.
As estrogen levels drop, so do serotonin levels...greatly affecting our mood. Our nervous system also gets affected by decreasing estrogen levels, causing us to stay in a heightened stress state for longer.
As estrogen levels drop, so do serotonin levels...greatly affecting our mood. Our nervous system also gets affected by decreasing estrogen levels, causing us to stay in a heightened stress state for longer.
It’s about keeping your metabolism boosted while your body is going through menopause changes.
It’s about keeping your metabolism boosted while your body is going through menopause changes.
Why? Because when estrogen levels drop, so do serotonin levels. Serotonin is your “feel good” chemical.
So, when that drops, your mood will suffer, and you will feel more anxious.
Why? Because when estrogen levels drop, so do serotonin levels. Serotonin is your “feel good” chemical.
So, when that drops, your mood will suffer, and you will feel more anxious.