Is stress making menopause worse? If you have started hormone therapy and still do not feel like yourself, or if your sleep, patience, appetite, and body composition all seem to have changed at once, that question can land hard. Itā¦
I have spent 22 years in the biohacking and longevity space. I have the VO2 max testing, body-composition scans, and clinic experience to prove it. I have also had a series of IVs that helped me get through an extraordinarilyā¦
You are eating well, lifting weights, protecting your sleep, and doing many of the things that once kept you feeling strong. Yet your body seems to be following a new set of rules. Your energy has changed. Your recovery isā¦
Imagine waking up at 3 a.m. with your heart racing. You cannot fall back asleep for hours, and by morning your brain feels like mush. You are 44, your periods still arrive, and you have not experienced a classic hotā¦
When energy drops in midlife, the first explanation women often hear is hormones. Hormones matter, but they are not the only part of the picture. Every symptom happens within a larger biological system that includes sleep, metabolism, muscle, cardiovascular fitness,ā¦
When Invisible Abuse Meets Hormonal Change We all know what physical violence looks like. But when you are suffering in silence, being manipulated, gaslit, subjected to coercive control, isolated, and financially abused behind closed doors, itās very difficult to evenā¦
For decades, women had been told that PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) was just an ovarian disease and that you needed cysts on your ovaries for a diagnosis. One out of every seven women is assumed to have this problem, andā¦
Standing Beneath Plathās Fig Tree: Why Indecision Keeps Women StuckĀ āI took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart. I am, I am, I am.ā ā Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar Ā In her seminalā¦
Could Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) be something youāve been dealing with all your life? And if so, how would you know? And what would you do about it? In a recent episode of Menopause Mastery, Dr. Betty Murray revisitsā¦
Our lives are a culmination of our choices, circumstances, environment, and how weāve chosen to react. But more than anything else, the quality and enjoyment of our lives is a function of our habits. Those seemingly little things we doā¦
Scientifically designed supplements and personalized care for women navigating hormonal transitions, by Dr. Betty Murray.
