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Episode 23: Are These Stressors Tanking Your Progesterone?
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Stress has a huge impact on our ability to ovulate as we move through perimenopause, and ovulation is HOW we make progesterone. Progesterone is the first hormone to start to change when the body moves into perimenopause, and that’s because as early as mid to late 30s, we start to have more “non-ovulatory” cycles than we did pre-perimenopause.

BUT it IS possible to minimise progesterone’s decline because we CAN support the body to ovulate more months in perimenopause than it would have otherwise. You CAN intervene and make your perimenopause experience a whole lot better 🙂

In this week’s episode, I recap the importance of wonderful progesterone and then I discuss that most of the time, when we don’t ovulate normally, it’s because we’re stressed by something. I discuss the BIGGEST and commonly overlooked stressors for many women in their 40s and how we might start to consider changing it.

Dive in and listen to episode 23 on your favourite podcast platform. Enjoy 🙂

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My goal and passion in life is to empower women with the knowledge and information they need to navigate their 40s, aka perimenopause. I want all women to know exactly what happens in their body and brain as their hormones behave differently in their 40s. And what they can do! 

I have over 10 years experience working as a Nutritional Therapist, having chosen to specialise in the area of perimenopause 5 years ago.

I hold a Diploma in Nutritional Therapy from the Institute for Optimum Nutrition and I am a member of the British Association for Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy (BANT) and of the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC).

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