Tina Moore

My pain goes down significantly. Everything's great. All of a sudden, a few months in, I start having panic attacks, like literal consuming panic attacks. And I'm like, what is going on? I run my estrogen labs. Everything's fine. It's low even. My FSH is still high, meaning my brain isn't hearing the estrogen and still thinks I'm in perimenopause.

And menopause, I mean, if you want to get real specific, and I'm sitting there like, what the heck? So I keep upping my estrogen and I keep... On labs, everything looks fine. Every single person I showed my labs to is like, eh, this looks fine. Well, what's happening is my receptors are not cleaned up and they're having a terrible struggle.

And menopause, I mean, if you want to get real specific, and I'm sitting there like, what the heck? So I keep upping my estrogen and I keep... On labs, everything looks fine. Every single person I showed my labs to is like, eh, this looks fine. Well, what's happening is my receptors are not cleaned up and they're having a terrible struggle.

And menopause, I mean, if you want to get real specific, and I'm sitting there like, what the heck? So I keep upping my estrogen and I keep... On labs, everything looks fine. Every single person I showed my labs to is like, eh, this looks fine. Well, what's happening is my receptors are not cleaned up and they're having a terrible struggle.

My liver's having a terrible struggle because of those methylation pathways you just discussed. My histamine is going sky high and I am having all the symptomology of estrogen dominance and yet... labs look perfectly normal. And so this, I get off the estrogen patch, I clear it out of my system, I go back on a tiny little dose, everything's fine.

My liver's having a terrible struggle because of those methylation pathways you just discussed. My histamine is going sky high and I am having all the symptomology of estrogen dominance and yet... labs look perfectly normal. And so this, I get off the estrogen patch, I clear it out of my system, I go back on a tiny little dose, everything's fine.

My liver's having a terrible struggle because of those methylation pathways you just discussed. My histamine is going sky high and I am having all the symptomology of estrogen dominance and yet... labs look perfectly normal. And so this, I get off the estrogen patch, I clear it out of my system, I go back on a tiny little dose, everything's fine.

This is a perfect example of how labs are bullshit in perimenopause. Yes. We have to go with symptoms, right? And I'm just not processing the estrogen. And in fact, my lipids start going up, my thyroid antibodies start going up because I'm driving inflammation due to the excess estrogen in my body that isn't being processed and going down the pathways appropriately.

This is a perfect example of how labs are bullshit in perimenopause. Yes. We have to go with symptoms, right? And I'm just not processing the estrogen. And in fact, my lipids start going up, my thyroid antibodies start going up because I'm driving inflammation due to the excess estrogen in my body that isn't being processed and going down the pathways appropriately.

This is a perfect example of how labs are bullshit in perimenopause. Yes. We have to go with symptoms, right? And I'm just not processing the estrogen. And in fact, my lipids start going up, my thyroid antibodies start going up because I'm driving inflammation due to the excess estrogen in my body that isn't being processed and going down the pathways appropriately.

Like in a nutshell, I hope that's understandable to the audience. It's like, even though the lab said everything was fine, I was not fine, right?

Like in a nutshell, I hope that's understandable to the audience. It's like, even though the lab said everything was fine, I was not fine, right?

Like in a nutshell, I hope that's understandable to the audience. It's like, even though the lab said everything was fine, I was not fine, right?

Here's a sobering fact that most people don't realize. Only 6.8 of US adults are considered cardiometabolically healthy. That means that a staggering 93% plus are metabolically busted and heading towards type 2 diabetes. That's not my opinion. That's from a 2021 study based on 2018 data. That's shocking. And most people have no idea that anything's even wrong.

Here's a sobering fact that most people don't realize. Only 6.8 of US adults are considered cardiometabolically healthy. That means that a staggering 93% plus are metabolically busted and heading towards type 2 diabetes. That's not my opinion. That's from a 2021 study based on 2018 data. That's shocking. And most people have no idea that anything's even wrong.

Here's a sobering fact that most people don't realize. Only 6.8 of US adults are considered cardiometabolically healthy. That means that a staggering 93% plus are metabolically busted and heading towards type 2 diabetes. That's not my opinion. That's from a 2021 study based on 2018 data. That's shocking. And most people have no idea that anything's even wrong.

It's one of the reasons I've been shouting about metabolic health for well over a decade. in my practice, online, and have based the foundation of every episode of this podcast on it. One tool I've personally used and have highly recommended for years is a continuous glucose monitor, specifically through NutriSense.

It's one of the reasons I've been shouting about metabolic health for well over a decade. in my practice, online, and have based the foundation of every episode of this podcast on it. One tool I've personally used and have highly recommended for years is a continuous glucose monitor, specifically through NutriSense.

It's one of the reasons I've been shouting about metabolic health for well over a decade. in my practice, online, and have based the foundation of every episode of this podcast on it. One tool I've personally used and have highly recommended for years is a continuous glucose monitor, specifically through NutriSense.

NutriSense helps you to see your blood sugar in real time via their very user-friendly and cool app so that you can finally understand how your body is responding to the foods you eat, the workouts you're doing, the stress you're under, and the sleep you're neglecting. It's not just data for data's sake.