You’re Not Falling Apart: The Real Guide to Perimenopause

You've been dismissed, misdiagnosed, and told to just get on with it. This book ends that.One in three women waits over a year to be diagnosed with perimenopause. In that time, she may be prescribed antidepressants for a hormonal condition, referred to therapy for a physiological problem, and left to quietly wonder if she's falling apart. She isn't. And this book proves it.You're Not Falling Apart is the science-backed, compassionate guide that finally explains what's happening in your body - and gives you the tools to do something about it.Inside, you'll discover: - Why perimenopause is hormonal chaos, not deficiency - and why that changes everything about diagnosis and treatment- The early warning signs most doctors miss: rage, migraines, 4am waking, and a brain that won't cooperate- The truth about HRT - what a flawed 2002 study got wrong, and what modern body-identical hormones actually mean for your health- How to manage brain fog, anxiety, painful sex, and weight redistribution with evidence-based strategies that work- Word-for-word scripts to advocate for yourself at your next GP appointmentWhether you're newly suspicious something has shifted, years into unexplained symptoms, or simply want to navigate the next thirty years with full information - this is the book you should have been handed at forty.Knowledge is the first treatment. Start here.

Pagina's: 151, Paperback, Independently published