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Midlife Body Explained

For Women 40+ who want to understand what's happening in their bodies and how to get their health back.

Watch 1st part of the Midlife Body Explained, where I'm sharing what's causing those symptoms:

  • Weight gain

  • Insulin resistance, blood glucose spikes

  • Diabetes type II

  • Dark circles under eyes

  • Thin brittle hair or hair loss

  • Low immune system

  • Dark spots

  • Hyperpigmentation (melasma)

  • Premature aging

  • Fluid retention (puffy eyes in the morning)

  • Bloating and other digestive issues

  • Hormonal imbalance

  • Low energy

Watch 2nd part of the Midlife Body Explained: Understanding Neurological Symptoms, where I'm sharing what's causing those symptoms:

  • Anxiety.

  • Panic attcks.

  • Numbness.

  • Buzzing.

  • Cramps. 

  • Ticks.

  • Tooth ache. 

  • Migraines. 

  • Ocular migraines.

  • Irritability.

  • Chronic fatigue.

  • Ear rining.

  • Body aches.

According to CDC, leading causes of death are:

    1. Heart disease — 683,491 deaths.

    2.  Cancer — 619,876.

    3. Stroke — 166,852.

    4. Alzheimer's disease — 116,022.

    5. Diabetes — 94,445.

Watch 3rd part of the Midlife Body Explained series, where we're talking about how those conditions start in midlife. We dive into what actually happens in the body behind those diagnoses.  What perimenopause symptoms can indicate the presence of inflammation, stagnant liver and weak immune system.

If you want to reverse those symptoms and conditions with my help, please join the Priority List For Master Your Body Membership or let's work together 1:1.

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