Hormones, Health & What No One Told Us:

A Candid Conversation About Feeling Your Best in Midlife & Beyond With Drs. Cari Jacobson and Rebecca Hertel

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Your body is changing, but no one really gave you the handbook for what comes next.

Maybe you're doing all the same things you've always done, but suddenly your energy, sleep, weight, mood, strength, or overall sense of well-being feels different.

Maybe you've started wondering about hormones, perimenopause, menopause, bone health, or what you should be doing now to support your health in the years ahead.

This conversation is for you.

Join Drs. Cari Jacobson and Rebecca Hertel for an approachable, candid discussion about the changes women experience through midlife and beyond, and the things many of us were never taught about our bodies.

What We'll Talk About

During this conversation, we'll explore:

• Why your body can begin to feel different even when your habits haven't changed

• What's happening with your hormones during midlife

• Perimenopause, menopause, and the changes that can come with them

• The connection between hormones and how you feel day to day

• Bone health and why it deserves attention before it becomes a concern

• Ways to be proactive about supporting your long-term health

• Questions worth asking about your own body, symptoms, and wellness

Most importantly, we'll help make some of the confusing parts of this stage of life a little easier to understand.

Your Body Is Changing. Let's Talk About Why.

You don't have to wait until something feels "wrong" to start learning about your health.

Whether you're already noticing changes, approaching this stage of life, or simply want to understand your body better, this conversation is designed to give you information you can use to have more informed conversations about your health and care.

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This presentation is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or replace individualized medical advice. Please consult your healthcare provider regarding your individual health needs.