Balance Your Hormones

Hormone Imbalance is a very broad term, and it can cover everything from PMT and heavy periods to hot flushes and weight gain, to low energy, Thyroid issues and "Adrenal Fatigue". If you're reading this then you may be wondering if you (or someone you love) may have a Hormone Imbalance.

Some of the symptoms of Hormone Imbalance include:

Premenstrual symptoms such as pain, sore breasts, spotting, bloating, sugar cravings, and feeling emotionally out of sorts
Hot Flushing
Irregular cycle
Heavy, clotty periods
Changes in your cycle
Extreme tiredness
Weight gain
Slow metabolism
Headaches
Anxiety / Depression
Sleep issues
Hair loss
Acne and Rosacea

Some of the conditions associated with Hormone Imbalance include:

PCOS
Endometriosis
Infertility
Lack of Ovulation
Cystic breast Disease
Underactive Thyroid / Hashimotos
Fibroids

HOW do we assess Hormone Imbalance?

We use several methods to assess your Hormone levels prior to coming up with a treatment plan which is specific for YOU :-

Salivary Hormone Testing – safe, easy and effective and now recognised as the MOST accurate tool to measure Hormone levels.
Further Urine and blood tests if necessary – to further assess Hormone metabolism, Thyroid and Adrenal function.
Kinesiology – A Screening tool using muscular responses and testing vials to assess exactly what is going on biochemically in your body.

What you're experiencing could very well be symptoms of Hormone Imbalance, even if you've been told by your GP that there's really nothing wrong. So, why not find out?

Click Here to make a time for your a free Discovery Call with Leanne. In this phone call, we'll help to pinpoint what's happening for you and come up with an action plan so that you can start feeling balanced and amazing again.

Some more info for you on Hormone Imbalance.....
One of the leading causes of Hormone Imbalance is Oestrogen Dominance...

Oestrogen Dominance

The total amount of Oestrogen in your body is determined by:-

How much you make yourself (technically, Oestrogen is made in the Ovaries, in the Adrenal Glands and also in your fat tissues.
How much comes from the outside (from hormones in animal products, chemicals in cosmetics etc—known as exogenous Oestrogen)
How well your body metabolises and excretes Oestrogen

When Oestrogen levels are too high, as we've mentioned above, it's often referred to as "Oestrogen Dominance", a condition associated with most PMS symptoms. It can also be associated with Breast and endometrial Cancer, Uterine fibroids, and Endometriosis.

Oestrogen Dominance is NOT the only cause of Hormone Imbalance but it's quite common. It may or may not be coupled with Low Progesterone, an underactive Thyroid, High or Low Cortisol levels and Nutrient deficiencies in general.

Click Here to make a time for your 15-minute free Discovery Call with Leanne. In this phone call, we'll help to pinpoint what's happening for you and come up with an action plan so that you can start feeling balanced and amazing again.

Talk soon...
Leanne xx