Energized with Dr. Mariza 689: The Hidden Brain Shift: Why Perimenopause Symptoms Start Earlier Than You Think
The number one reason women come to me for guidance during the perimenopause transition is brain-related.
So in this episode, we dive into why perimenopause directly impacts your mental and emotional health. Many women in midlife experience emotionally connected symptoms like rage, irritability, low stress tolerance, mood swings, depression, and anxiety.
That’s because perimenopause isn’t just a reproductive transition — it’s a neuroendocrine one, meaning your brain and hormones are deeply intertwined.
As hormones fluctuate wildly, it’s no wonder you may feel like you don’t even recognize yourself anymore.
But you’re not alone — millions of women are feeling the same! Tune in here and learn what’s really going on in your brain during this transition.
IN THIS EPISODE
- How hormone changes in midlife affect our brain
- The variability around perimenopause and how it impacts people at different ages, with a multitude of symptoms
- How to level up during perimenopause and menopause
- About my Perimenopause Solution Event
- Raising awareness for ALL women about midlife health
QUOTES
“Eight of the 10 most common symptoms during this [perimenopause] transition are going to be neurological.”
“It can feel so scary to experience these symptoms without understanding why they're happening, and that's why we need to address why women aren't feeling like themselves in perimenopause. I’ve said it before, and I will say it again– perimenopause deserves our undivided attention. And this is why I wrote the Perimenopause Revolution.”
“Depending on how we take care of our bodies during perimenopause, it can really determine how our bodies thrive. In menopause and beyond.”
RESOURCES MENTIONED
Claim your FREE pass to The Perimenopause Solution event HERE!
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Order my new book: The Perimenopause Revolution
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