What Your Perimenopause Symptoms Are Trying to Tell You

Susan Hunter makes the case that the symptoms women are experiencing in perimenopause are not random, not inevitable, and not evidence of personal failure. They are signals. A coherent biological story being told by a body in its third major hormonal transition. 

Drawing on the science of oestrogen, the emerging research on menopause as a metabolic turning point, the scale of the women's health gap, and her own experience of postpartum hormonal changes, this episode builds a single sustained argument toward one landing point. This is not the beginning of decline. It is the beginning of a different kind of body intelligence.

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