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Happy Holidays 🤍 Whether you’re thriving or j

Happy Holidays 🤍 Whether you’re thriving or just getting through it, we’re cheering you on. – PharmToTable

More anxiety lately… more irritable… suddenly

More anxiety lately… more irritable… suddenly wide awake at 2 a.m., you’re not imagining it. In perimenopause, one of the first hormones to shift is progesterone. Progesterone is the hormone that helps you feel calmer, sleep better, and keeps estrogen in check. And when you’re not ovulating as regularly, that steady rise in progesterone doesn’t always happen anymore. That’s when things can start to feel off. Estrogen may still be hanging around, doing its thing, but without enough progesterone to balance it, you might notice heavier or longer cycles, more mood swings, and sleep that just isn’t as restful as it used to be. This is why progesterone is often one of the first places we look with patients. Sometimes support can be as simple as herbs. Other times, bioidentical oral progesterone can be really helpful, especially for sleep and anxiety, because of how it works on calming pathways in the brain. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here. What matters is looking at your whole picture so the support actually fits you.

#hormonebalance #perimenopauserelief #hormones

holidays turn you into a version of yourself you d

holidays turn you into a version of yourself you don’t recognize… And this might explain why. Stress pushes cortisol up. Skipped meals and sugar crashes throw blood sugar all over the place. And together? They can absolutely hijack your mood. That sudden irritability. The anxiety that comes out of nowhere. The “why am I snapping at people I love?” feeling. It’s not lack of patience. It’s not you being dramatic. It’s physiology meeting a very demanding season. The good news? You don’t need to be perfect to calm the cycle. Small, steady habits go a long way during the holidays.

#hormonebalance #perimenopauserelief #hormones

The holidays tend to fill every corner of your sch

The holidays tend to fill every corner of your schedule.
More plans.
More expectations.
More noise.
And usually, less room for you.

This isn’t the season to overhaul your life or add another thing to your list.
It’s the season to protect small pockets of space.

Five minutes of quiet before the day starts.
A walk instead of another errand.
Going to bed a little earlier.
Saying no to a thing so you can say yes to yourself.

Those small choices matter.
They help your nervous system settle.
They give your body a chance to reset.
And they make this season feel a little less overwhelming.

You don’t need to do everything.
You just need to take care of yourself somewhere in the middle of it all.

What’s one small way you’re taking care of yourself this season?

You can hit “blend” all you want… but if the

You can hit “blend” all you want…
but if the setup’s off, it’s just noise and frustration.

Hormone balance works the same way.
It’s not about force.
It’s about support.

Comment HARMONY and we’ll send you a simple guide with quick, easy steps to help set your hormones up for success.

Mental clarity isn’t a mindset problem. It’s o

Mental clarity isn’t a mindset problem.
It’s often a physiology problem.

When your body has what it needs, stable blood sugar, adequate sleep, nervous system support, clarity follows naturally.

For the support you need, schedule a call with your new @pharmtotableteam provider today!

As women, we've been taught to: - push through exh

As women, we've been taught to:
- push through exhaustion
- power through symptoms
- keep going no matter what.

But here’s the truth: you don’t have to suffer to be strong.

In midlife, your body is changing.
Hormones shift.
Your nervous system becomes more sensitive.

What once worked (more caffeine, more workouts, more hustle) often stops working.
Calm becomes productive.
Rest becomes restorative.
Slowing down becomes a form of support, not weakness.

This isn’t about doing less because you’re “less capable.”

It’s about doing what your body actually needs in this season.

Strength in midlife doesn’t look like pushing harder.
It looks like listening, adapting, and choosing regulation over depletion.

Let calm be part of your care.

Looking for more support? Comment “HARMONY” and we’ll send you our free hormone harmony guide.

Movement doesn’t have to be a gym membership or

Movement doesn’t have to be a gym membership or a marathon.
A walk around the block counts!
Cleaning your kitchen counts!
Dancing in the house while your spouse shovels snow counts!

In perimenopause, moving your body helps in so many ways - supports mood, sleep, blood sugar, hormone regulation, and so much more.

...but that doesn't mean it has to be intense workouts.

Start simple.
No pressure.
Make it fun.
Make it joyful, even.
Do what works in your life.

Tell me: How do you move your body?

Low estrogen? Too much estrogen? Or just estrogen

Low estrogen? Too much estrogen? Or just estrogen sticking around for longer than it should? 👀

Your symptoms might not mean what you think.

Comment HARMONY for the free Hormone Harmony guide with simple things you can do to rebalance hormones.

Let's be real. Your hormones aren’t going back

Let's be real.
Your hormones aren’t going back to how they were at 30.
And you aren’t either.

Perimenopause isn’t a temporary phase to “get through.”
It’s a recalibration.

Hormones change.
Energy shifts.
Stress tolerance is... questionable.
Sleep and mood feel like a rollercoaster.
That doesn’t mean something is wrong.
It means your body is adapting to a new season.

The goal isn’t to force your body back to an old version of you.
It’s to understand how it works now and support it in a way that actually fits you as who you are now.

That’s where our approach is different.

At @pharmtotableteam we combine functional medicine with health coaching because insight alone is rarely ever enough.

Labs and data help us understand what’s happening beneath the surface.
Coaching helps you apply that information to your real life.

Together, it's this perfect dynamic of what to do and how to do it.

You can make it through this part of your life with confidence when you have both the science and the support.

Please don't navigate it alone.

You deserve guidance that honors who you are now and how your body works now.
We’re here to help.
Find your provider today.

Hormones don’t need more willpower. They need th

Hormones don’t need more willpower.
They need the right support.

If that’s your focus for 2026, you're exactly where you need to be.
Follow for more 💕
@pharmtotableteam

We know. This isn’t the most glamorous hormone a

We know.
This isn’t the most glamorous hormone advice.

But if you’re constipated, bloated, or go a few days between bowl movements, your hormones feel it.
Especially in perimenopause.

Your gut is one of the main ways your body shows estrogen the exit.
When digestion slows down, estrogen can stick around longer than invited.
And then your body starts acting… spicy.

So yes.
Daily pooping is part of hormone support.
Not glamorous.
VERY effective.

Follow @pharmtotableteam for more practical advice and info on how your body works.

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