Perimenopause

April Jackson

Published on: 01/12/2025

Many people assume that perimenopause only begins when periods stop or hot flashes arrive. But the truth is more subtle: you might already be in perimenopause, even if your periods are still pretty regular or your symptoms feel vague. Recognizing this transition early gives you a chance to respond proactively rather than react after things feel too chaotic. Let’s walk through how perimenopause often hides in plain sight, which signs to watch for, and what steps you can take now.

Hormones

Mindful Habits

April Jackson

Published on: 01/12/2025

The holidays are meant to be joyful, full of connection, laughter, and celebration. But for many of us, they also bring stress, disrupted routines, indulgent meals, and lowered immunity. If you often enter January feeling depleted instead of refreshed, it’s time to take a new approach. We want to help your body thrive by supporting balance across your systems, including your nervous, digestive, immune, and hormonal health. With a few intentional habits, you can enjoy the season without sacrificing your well-being.

All

Why You’re Reacting to More Foods Than Ever

April Jackson

Published on: 01/11/2025

If you feel like your body is suddenly reacting to more and more foods, you’re not alone. Maybe you could eat dairy, eggs, or gluten without issue before, but now even a small bite triggers bloating, fatigue, rashes, or brain fog. It can be confusing and frustrating. You might even start to wonder: “Am I allergic to everything?” We often see this pattern, and one major contributor is something called leaky gut, paired with an overloaded immune system. Let’s break it down together so you can understand what might be happening inside your body and, more importantly, what you can do about it.

Gut

Brain Fog, Poor Memory, Constant Distraction? You Might Have Adult ADHD

April Jackson

Published on: 21/10/2025

Do you find yourself drifting through your day, mentally fuzzy, missing appointments, or constantly distracted, even when you should be focused? Maybe your mind feels like it’s wrapped in cotton wool, small tasks feel overwhelming, and despite doing all the “right” self-care, your to-do list only grows longer. It’s easy to chalk it up to stress, anxiety, or burnout. But sometimes, these symptoms trace back to a frequently overlooked condition: adult inattentive-type ADHD.

Mental Health