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Hair Loss During Perimenopause: Hormones, Thyroid, Iron or Stress?
Hair thinning during perimenopause isn't always caused by hormones. Learn how estrogen changes, thyroid disorders, low iron, stress, nutrition, and other factors may contribute to hair loss after 40—and what may be worth evaluating.

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Oct 127 min read


Heart Palpitations During Perimenopause: When Are They Hormonal?
Heart racing, fluttering, pounding, or skipped beats can appear during perimenopause. Learn how hormonal changes may contribute to palpitations, what else can cause them, and which warning signs should never be ignored.

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Oct 79 min read


How Does Metabolic Medicine Help With Chronic Fatigue?
Chronic fatigue isn't always caused by one hormone or one abnormal blood test. Learn how a metabolic medicine approach evaluates thyroid function, glucose regulation, nutrition, iron status, sleep, menopause, medications, and other factors that may contribute to persistent low energy.

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Oct 58 min read


TSH Is Normal, So Why Do I Still Have Thyroid Symptoms?
Your TSH is normal, but you're still tired, foggy, cold, or struggling with weight. Learn what a normal TSH actually tells us, when additional thyroid testing may be appropriate, and what other conditions can cause thyroid-like symptoms.

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Sep 299 min read
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