Gary Brecka

I'm going to write a whole book on it, Navigating Menopause for the Average Male.

Yeah.

So, you know, one of the things we noticed was rapid shift in mood, you know, Sage's

totally on her game we built a business together we ran a massive clinic together we've traveled the world together and she literally couldn't remember one thing not a thing not a single thing not from one minute to the next words and she had trouble with words uh sometimes i would walk in the bathroom and she would go i just want you to know that i am furious with you and i have no reason to be furious with you um but i'm just going to be honest and i would go thank you for the warning

We sat in the kitchen one night.

I will be on the other side of the house.

So, the issue with menopause is that lots of things can crash at the same time.

So, there are three types of estrogen in a woman's body, not one, most women think they just have estrogen, but you have categories of estrogen E1, E2 and E3 and we're going to talk all about those.

We're actually going to show you the test that we did for Sage, which is called a Dutch test, it's a 24-hour urine test.

I really recommend...

that women that are in perimenopause or menopause do this test because it looks at hormonal ratios and it doesn't just look at a snapshot in time like a regular blood test might.

In fact, lots of women are told that they're fine, there's nothing wrong with you.

But you knew that you were off.

Right.

And you knew that the brain fog was real.

This wasn't like, I get a great idea in the bedroom.

I walk to the kitchen.

I wonder what the heck I'm doing in the kitchen.

This was like, I literally wrote something down and I can't remember the best, my best friend's name.

Yeah, that was bad.