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     Heavy bleeding – what it might mean . Flooding, clots larger than a 50 cent coin, soaking through protection every hour: this is not normal. It can signal fibroids, adenomyosis, thyroid dysfunction or oestrogen dominance. It's also one
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    Your hormones change every single week of your cycle not just when you have your period.  Most of us were taught periods = hormones. But your hormonal landscape shifts across 4 distinct phases every month, affecting your energy, focus,
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    If your bowels changed in your 40s and no one warned you... you're not imagining it. Perimenopause doesn't just affect mood and periods. It affects your gut. Here's why:    Oestrogen influences gut motility    Progesterone can slow
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    Oestrogen in your skincare... innovation or overreach?  Topical estrogen creams are trending for skin elasticity, collagen support, and "reversing" menopausal skin changes.  And yes, oestrogen does play a role in skin thickness and hydr
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    There is currently no universal cure for endometriosis. Most treatment approaches aim to:    Suppress oestrogen activity    Reduce inflammation    Manage pain    Improve quality of life     If I'm living with endometriosis, what
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    Endometriosis is a chronic inflammatory condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus often involving the ovaries, bowel, bladder, and pelvic lining.  How common is it?  Endometriosis affects ~ 1 in 10 wo
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    We now know that cold plunges in females may not live to what they're hyped to be.  What the science says to date:    Mood & alertness benefits are supported in short-term studies.    Limited evidence for muscle recovery, fat lo
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 You're constipated 
 Eat 2 kiwi fruits daily    Rich in fiber & actinidin enzyme → supports bowel movements    Gentle on the gut, improves regularity   
 You're low in energy 
 Include 5 energy-boosting foods daily:    Legume
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