Toxins & Midlife Hormones - The Connection You Can’t Ignore

Perimenopause already brings hot flashes, mood swings, and fatigue. But did you know toxins can make these symptoms worse? As hormones shift, the body becomes more sensitive to environmental stressors.

How toxins affect midlife hormones:

  • Mimic estrogen, worsening estrogen dominance.

  • Burden the liver, leading to poor estrogen clearance.

  • Trigger inflammation, fueling hot flashes and fatigue.

Takeaway: Reducing toxin exposure can make the transition into menopause smoother.

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