Nourish, Then Flourish

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Welcome to the Tree of Health Perimenopause blog.

In keeping with our own philosophy of Nourish, Then Flourish, you’ll ‘Grow’ your mind with each article.

Every article is a referenced, evidence-based piece, written to help you actually understand what’s happening in your body, get the information you need about it, and find out what you can do about symptoms.

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Why Spring Is a Better Reset Point Than January

Every year, the same script plays out. January 1st arrives, everyone declares this is the year everything changes, and by

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Buteyko Breathing for Perimenopause Support

There’s a good chance you’ve never thought about how you breathe. Most of us haven’t. It happens somewhere around 20,000

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What Are Bach Flower Remedies? A Guide for Perimenopause

There is a particular kind of exhaustion that arrives in perimenopause that has nothing to do with how much sleep

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Why Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals Hit Harder in Perimenopause

If you wash your face with cleanser, spray on deodorant, make your morning coffee in a plastic pod machine, and

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Perimenopause Weight Gain, Gut Changes and Hormonal Shifts: What’s Actually Happening After 35

Your clothes are fitting differently. Energy has shifted. Sleep is not what it was. Digestion that used to be predictable

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Why Root-Cause Health Works: The Philosophy, the Evidence and the Metabolic Balance Method Behind Tree of Health

There is a reason I chose the name Tree of Health, the same reason Metabolic Balance became central to how