Your Lifestyle Medics Facebook ad: “So many women are told their blood tests…”

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So many women are told their blood tests are “normal” — and yet they still feel exhausted, foggy, anxious, inflamed, wired, hungry, flat, heavy, overwhelmed or not like themselves. This is where we need to zoom out. Perimenopause is not just about oestrogen and progesterone. It is also a whole body transition. Perimenopause affects how your body handles blood sugar, insulin, cholesterol, inflammation, stress, sleep, nutrient demands, immunity, and long-term disease risk. This is why focusing on hormones often misses the bigger picture. And it's exactly what we look at in our clinic - where so many women come to us - struggling, confused, and overwhelmed - and unsure why. When we see women for a perimenopause checkup, we want to know: What is happening with blood sugar and insulin? Are there early signs of insulin resistance? Has cholesterol shifted? Is inflammation present? Could thyroid dysfunction be contributing? Are iron, B12, folate, vitamin D or other nutrients low? Is liver or metabolic health under strain? How do hormones tie into this? What does this mean for future heart, bone and brain health? Because your symptoms are not “just in your head.” And they are not always “just hormones.” They are information. When we look properly, we can create a plan that supports not only how you feel now — but your health for the years ahead. That's why we've just released a FREE downloadable guide to testing in perimenopause and menopause- complete with optimal ranges and tests to consider. It's what we use in our clinic, and we'd love to share it with you too 🥰 If you'd like a copy, comment 'TEST' and we'll send it your way! Save this post for your next GP appointment, share with a friend who needs it too and remember: you deserve more than being told everything is fine when you know something has changed.

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