Perimenopause Fatigue: Fatigue That Sleep Doesn't Touch

If you're living with fatigue that sleep doesn't touch, hair loss, brain fog, anxiety that just keeps increasing, weight that doesn't move or a flatness about your own life, oh, and bloating, please hear this list.

Low ferritin can look and act like depression... Now, low progesterone looks and acts like anxiety because it's the hormone of calm... Hashimoto and low thyroid look and act like burnout.

Same data. Two completely different questions.

You could have a ferritin level of 15 and be told by many doctors you're fine. But I want to tell you, you're not fine with your ferritin at 15.

Normal really means, are you sick enough to treat yet?

This is the same data with two completely different questions, and that's why this conversation really matters.

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Treading water calm

Treading water calm. You feel better for a little while, then you return to the same baseline, or you need more coffee and you're wired and tired.

We cannot meditate our way to higher ferritin. We can't breath work our way into replenished hormones, and we can't somatic our way into a functioning thyroid.

A sound bath can't raise ferritin. Yin yoga's not going to take away anxiety when it's hypothyroid-induced.

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xoDaniela