Perimenopause is recognised from your symptoms and how your cycle changes over time, not a single blood test. And being under 45 doesn’t rule it out.


Perimenopause is recognised from your symptoms and how your cycle changes over time, not a single blood test. And being under 45 doesn’t rule it out.

Constant hunger in perimenopause isn’t a willpower problem. Meet leptin and ghrelin, the appetite hormones, and learn what throws them out and what helps.

Shorter menstrual cycles are often the very first sign of perimenopause. Here’s what’s normal, why cycles shorten and get heavier, and what actually helps.

“Normal” blood test results describe a statistic, not your best health. Here’s how optimal ranges work, and how to read your results like a naturopath does.

Perimenopause psychosis is rare, real and treatable. Learn how to tell common mood changes from the signs that need urgent help, why oestrogen changes can affect the brain this way, and Fiona Weaver’s story of the early signs everyone missed.

Bloated by lunchtime, even on foods you’ve eaten for years? Here’s why perimenopause causes bloating and exactly how to reduce it, from tonight onwards.

Feeling overwhelmed all the time in perimenopause isn’t a personal failing. Here’s what’s actually driving it, including the ADHD overlap nobody talks about, and what helps.

Anxious, irritable or wide awake at 3am? In perimenopause, low progesterone is often the reason. The signs, the anxiety link, and what actually helps.

Before you give up coffee, try changing when you drink it. For most women in perimenopause, timing is the whole problem.
Take the free Perimenopause Decoder quiz, or talk it through with Sarah on a free Clarity Call.