Why your body responds differently
You will understand how changes in oestrogen and progesterone can affect hot flushes, sleep, mood, metabolism, bone health, and intimacy.
Online workshop
Are you still doing what you have always done, but your body no longer responds in the same way and no one has explained why? You may have started sleeping worse, experiencing hot flushes at inconvenient times, or waking in the early hours unable to get back to sleep. You may notice more irritability, lower desire, vaginal dryness, bloating, or abdominal fat that used to respond to your efforts but now seems impossible to shift. It does not mean you are doing everything wrong. Your body is going through a real hormonal change and needs different care from a few years ago. This workshop will help you understand what is changing and what you can begin doing to recover more rest, stability, and confidence in how you care for your body.
Is it for you?
Content
You will understand how changes in oestrogen and progesterone can affect hot flushes, sleep, mood, metabolism, bone health, and intimacy.
You will understand how the microbiota participates in using phytoestrogens and which foods can support the body during this stage.
We will look at food, rest, movement, self-care, and natural support strategies so you can stop trying random solutions and act with more clarity.
This is not about fighting menopause or recovering the body you had twenty years ago. It is about understanding what your body needs now and learning to support it without feeling you have lost control.
Format
Who teaches the workshop
I am Mahy, the person behind Oryzae. I take an integrative approach to health, bringing together nutrition, digestion, the nervous system, habits, and context.
I created this workshop after hearing many women say that menopause had arrived full of symptoms, questions, and changes that no one had explained clearly.
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This workshop is educational and does not replace a diagnosis, medical treatment, or individual assessment.