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Dr. Kristiana Engelhardt Dr. Kristiana Engelhardt

Hormone Balancing: Natural Approaches to PMS and Menopause

Hormones play a vital role in every woman’s life, influencing everything from mood and energy levels to physical health and well-being. However, hormonal fluctuations can sometimes lead to uncomfortable symptoms, particularly during PMS (premenstrual syndrome) and menopause. Let’s explore the causes behind these symptoms and the natural solutions that can make a difference. 

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Dr. Kristiana Engelhardt Dr. Kristiana Engelhardt

Symptoms of Estrogen Dominance and What to Do About It

Cramps, bloating, swollen, tender breasts…all signs that your period is about to come, right? Yes, but there’s more.

PMS doesn’t have to be as common as we make it seem. There are some easy fixes to these symptoms and I’m here to help.

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Dr. Kristiana Engelhardt Dr. Kristiana Engelhardt

How To Naturally Combat PMS

Irritability, anxiety, sadness, bloating, headaches, brain fog, food cravings, acne, and more…why do I experience PMS each month and how can I avoid it? PMS is mostly caused by fluctuating hormone levels estrogen and progesterone. Estrogen is our main reproductive hormone. It boosts serotonin levels, gives us energy, builds muscles, and improves insulin sensitivity - it’s the hormone that peaks right before ovulation, and that’s when it should be at its highest. But, too much estrogen during the luteal phase can be overstimulating which results in breast pain, fluid retention, irritability, and headaches, i.e. all the period symptoms we don’t want. 

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Dr. Kristiana Engelhardt Dr. Kristiana Engelhardt

My Experience with Seed Cycling

What the f*ck is seed cycling and does it actually work? Let’s talk about it. Seed cycling has become a hot topic on the internet recently. It is an alternative medicine practice believed to help regulate reproductive hormones, and ultimately help women who experience scanty periods, painful periods, PMS, and other period concerns. There is no scientific research to prove seed cycling actually works, but the practice has been around for a long time and many women do believe it eases some of their period problems.


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