Your labs came back normal. You still don't feel normal.

6:00 PM | October 27th 
Functional Medicine of Idaho, Eagle Clinic (In Person Only)

You know your body. So when the exhaustion, the weight that won't move, the sleep that won't come, the moods you don't recognize, and the brain fog all show up at once, hearing "everything looks fine" is not an answer. It's a dead end.

Your hormones are not a single switch that flips at menopause. They are a communication system running quietly behind your energy, your metabolism, your mood, your bones, your brain, and your intimacy. When that system shifts, and it shifts far earlier than most women are told, you feel it everywhere.

Join Heather Lucas, MSN, FNP-C, and Amber Warren, PA-C, IFMCP, for an honest, no filter evening about what is actually happening in your body and what you can do about it. They'll walk through the science of estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol, and thyroid in plain language, explain which labs are worth running and how to read them, and lay out the real options for support, from foundational nutrition and stress physiology to hormone replacement therapy and where it fits.

Whether your cycles are changing, you're deep in perimenopause, you're years past menopause, or you're simply tired of being handed a prescription instead of an explanation, you'll leave understanding your own body better than when you walked in.

What You'll Learn

• Why hormone shifts often begin in your late thirties and forties, long before menopause, and the early signs most women miss
• What estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone each actually do for your brain, bones, heart, metabolism, and mood
• Which labs are worth running, when to run them, and why "within range" is not the same as optimal
• The truth about hormone replacement therapy, who it helps, what the research really says, and how the old fears got started
• How cortisol and thyroid quietly drive the symptoms you're blaming on your hormones
• How hormones influence libido, comfort, and intimacy, and the options available when that part of life stops feeling like your own
• The foundational habits that either support your hormones or work against them every single day

This is the conversation most women wish someone had started with them ten years ago.

Seating is limited. Reserve your spot today.