PERIMENOPAUSE | how to be your own advocate

Learn all about perimenopause with health expert, Dr. Anna Garrett. Find out what you need to know about your body and how to become your own healthy advocate.
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Perimenopause: The Savvy Sister’s Guide to Hormone Harmony is now available for pre-order (release date is April 7)*

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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
Perimenopause can start as young as 35
Signs that perimenopause may be knocking on your door
Why perimenopause is very different from menopause
How you CAN balance your hormones and find symptom relief
Why you’re not going crazy (even though you may feel like it)
Tips for creating a healthcare team that gets you the care you deserve
I’ll give you realistic, holistic solutions for diet challenges, sleep, stress reduction, supplements and more in my savvy sister’s guide. Perimenopause is a revolutionary book focused on giving you the tools to navigate this transition with grace and ease so you can rock your mojo through midlife and beyond!

*As a special bonus, if you order by April 7, you’ll be invited to join me for a live webinar on April 18 at 5:30 PM EST called Write Your Own Prescription for Hormone Harmony. We’ll walk through steps you can take to balance your hormones on your own and you and I will chat during a live Q and A at the end.

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39 Comments on PERIMENOPAUSE | how to be your own advocate

  1. I have found several times that doctors simply do not know a lot about women‘s bodies after menopause. It seems somehow not interesting. So thank you for your interest.

    • Ugh! I hate that this is true, but often times, it seems to be the case. That’s why I love Dr. Anna’s work… so much insight and wisdom.

  2. I have been postmenopausal for 8 years, and I am 32-years-old. My doctors are clueless. I went through it alone. I was 25 years old and my VA doctor constantly stated that my case is so “fascinating” my fsh and lh levels are unheard of and off the charts by 100%. I know that doctors think about becoming the first to do this and that, but hearing how “fascinating” it is, while I was suffering, did not receive help or advice, and found out that I was barren really hurt.

  3. so knowing that most obgyns don’t t have the knowledge necessary about menopause which professional specialist should we see to manage peri menopause and menopause?

    • I work with women on balancing using lifestyle supplements and when needed hormones that are available over the counter. I would seek out someone who specializes in functional medicine. That’s the approach Ii take..

  4. Just the other week I declared that I swear that when I’m pms’ing I’m also experiencing premenopausal symptoms! I turned 40 two days ago so I wasn’t sure if it was too early for this to be true and maybe I was just crazy! Thank you for discussing this topic!

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