A friend recently asked if I thought she needed hormone replacement therapy. Her question got me thinking about the complicated nature of hormones and some common disruptors found in every home. This episode's heart is to empower and encourage you, but it may feel like meddling, too. Some of its content is hard to hear. But you deserve to know the truth. Even with accurate hormone testing, due to the dynamic nature of hormones (they are constantly changing), if your hormones are being hijacked on the daily from common disruptors in your own home, you'll have difficulty finding true hormone harmony. To schedule a complimentary 30-minute consultation call with DiAnna, email diannawallacend@gmail.com. Or reach out on social media.
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