Kristen Holmes

So you can maintain a natural period and you can get all the benefits of those fluctuations. And you can see when you might be under-fueling or over-fueling or not hydrating enough or over-training or under-training.

So you can maintain a natural period and you can get all the benefits of those fluctuations. And you can see when you might be under-fueling or over-fueling or not hydrating enough or over-training or under-training.

That is going to manifest- And can we give you that kind of data?

That is going to manifest- And can we give you that kind of data?

That is going to manifest- And can we give you that kind of data?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

We're getting there.

We're getting there.

We're getting there.

You're getting there. So this is what you're saying is exciting you. This is the promise.

You're getting there. So this is what you're saying is exciting you. This is the promise.

You're getting there. So this is what you're saying is exciting you. This is the promise.

This is, I think, helping people understand- how to use their period as a signal and then be able to modify their behaviors to keep themselves in the healthiest possible range, to me is the future. And we can, I think, delay the onset of perimenopause.

This is, I think, helping people understand- how to use their period as a signal and then be able to modify their behaviors to keep themselves in the healthiest possible range, to me is the future. And we can, I think, delay the onset of perimenopause.

This is, I think, helping people understand- how to use their period as a signal and then be able to modify their behaviors to keep themselves in the healthiest possible range, to me is the future. And we can, I think, delay the onset of perimenopause.