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GI-ISSUES? 🤔 Here are my top picks for gut health!
I have been getting SOOO many messages asking about crazy GI symptoms during perimenopause & menopause, so I wanted to share my top 4 recommendations that I take/use on a daily basis to help optimize gut health. 🙏🏼 1. L-glutamine: L-glutamine is one of the most researched and effective nutrients for gut repair, and the benefits are especially important for people in perimenopause, chronic stress, inflammation, or those dealing with bloating, IBS-like symptoms, or leaky gut. L-glutamine is one of the most important amino acids for repairing, sealing, and strengthening the gut lining. It’s literally the preferred fuel source for the cells that make up your intestines. 2. Colostrum: Colostrum is one of the most effective natural ingredients for repairing the gut lining, reducing inflammation, and rebuilding immune balance. It contains over 200+ bioactive compounds specifically designed for protection, healing, and regeneration. 3. Digestive/Pancreatic Enzymes: Digestive enzymes help your body break down food efficiently and completely which is crucial for reducing symptoms and improving overall gut function. When your body doesn’t produce enough enzymes (which is extremely common, especially during perimenopause & menopause), food isn’t properly digested, leading to inflammation, bloating, and nutrient deficiencies. 4. FIBER!!! Fiber helps: • Regulate digestion & prevent constipation • Fuel beneficial gut bacteria • Reduce inflammation • Stabilize blood sugar • Support healthy hormones • Reduce bloating • Improve metabolism & weight regulation • Enhance mood During perimenopause, fluctuating estrogen and progesterone directly disrupt digestion, gut motility, blood sugar, and inflammation making fiber one of the most important tools for restoring balance. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
GI-ISSUES? 🤔 Here are my top picks for gut health!
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STRUGGLING WITH HORMONE QUESTIONS? OUR PAID GROUP CAN HELP ✨
Since we have a lot of new members, I wanted to let you all know we have a PAID GROUP for anyone who wants deeper access. Inside you get DIRECT ACCESS to a provider to ask questions, guaranteed answers from Kaylyn, and exclusive hormone resources you won’t find anywhere else. 🫶 The value inside this group is growing fast. It’s a space to learn, ask your questions, and get real guidance from our team. The price will go up as we add more, so joining now locks in the low price!! JOIN HERE ⬇️ https://www.skool.com/hormonesecretsunlocked/about
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Hello, 35 year old athlete and medical massage therapist here. Total hysterectomy and ovary removal in September threw me into immediate surgical menopause. After being told I needed to find a new career and to not expect to be a competitive athlete anymore I’m just fighting to make sure that is all a lie and reclaim my life and health. ✨
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I got my lab results back from my appointment last week. They did quite a bit of bloodwork. I haven’t seen my specialist yet to talk about my levels but so far everything is “within normal range”. I had my blood taken during my luteal phase. I know that does not mean I’m not experiencing perimenopause (the symptoms alone tell me I am) but to have blood tests come back in “normal ranges” is tough. I really wanted it to validate my symptoms… I have to keep reminding myself that the blood work isn’t everything and that despite being in range a lot of them were on the low end. I’ve been taking my oral progesterone for about 4 nights now but I haven’t seen much improvement. I know it takes time to see big results and if I need to have estrogen and/or testosterone that might balance things out too but I was hoping to a least sleep a bit better. Anyways, I got my period early (surprise!) and have been having a really rough couple of days. Lastly, does anyone have any insight into a CBC-RLM blood test? I have low neutrophils Absolute at 2.03 and high Basophils Absolute at 0.04. My white blood cells were within range but on the low end at 4.12. I did a bit of googling and the most likely explanation is that I’m fighting off a bug or am experiencing allergies due to a histamine issue. So I guess my question is, since histamines can be a problem In Perimenopause, could that be causing these levels to be off? Sorry for the long post! I hope everyone is having a good day! Thanks! 😊
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