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Gut Health During Menopause — What's Actually Happening and What to Do About It
Your digestion changed. Nobody connected it to your hormones. This guide maps the hormone-gut connection — from bloating and constipation to nausea and microbiome shifts — and what functional medicine can do about it.
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What's Inside
- Why estrogen and progesterone directly control gut motility, microbiome composition, and barrier integrity
- The estrobolome — the gut bacteria that metabolize your hormones — and why it matters now
- How bloating, constipation, and nausea connect to the same hormonal root
- Food sensitivities that appear during perimenopause and why they're not random
- Practical nutrition, probiotic, and lifestyle strategies that work with your changing gut
- When to suspect SIBO, thyroid dysfunction, or other contributors
- How hormonal optimization can restore digestive function — often faster than expected
Who This Guide Is For
Women in perimenopause or menopause experiencing digestive changes — bloating, constipation, nausea, new food sensitivities, or IBS-like symptoms — who want to understand the hormonal connection and what to do about it. Especially if you've been told it's "just stress" or sent for GI workups that came back normal.
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