Episode 21: Menopause Is a Predictable Hormone Deficiency: 10 Clinical Takeaways Women Deserve to Know

Menopause is not something to manage. Clinically, it is best understood as a predictable hormone-deficiency state—primarily estrogen deficiency—that impacts brain and whole-body function. In this episode, Marie Hoäg distills the most important takeaways to help women stop normalizing symptoms and raise their standard for care.

This episode is for you if…

• You feel mentally or physically “off” and you’re tired of being told it’s normal

• You’re stuck in symptom-by-symptom mode (sleep, mood, energy, libido)

• You want a more coherent clinical lens—not vague menopause language

• You want results that look like restored function, not coping

What you’ll learn (teaser bullets)

• The definition of menopause that changes how you interpret symptoms

• Why “hormones shifting” is misleading—and what’s more accurate

• Why many women stay symptomatic when care is fragmented

• The clinical mindset that improves hormone-balancing outcomes

To see if advanced hormone balancing is a good fit for you, book a complimentary discovery session by going to advancedhormonebalancing.com.

Watch the accompanying YouTube video here.