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what’s the lip combo ?!
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You look very beautiful
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Seriously the most beautiful girl 🥰😁😍❤️
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kenny 😍😍😍
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ur the cutest
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my baby
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Did you know there’s a collection of gut bacteria that regulates your oestrogen? Most people think oestrogen is controlled only by your ovaries. But there’s another player that doesn’t get talked about enough… your gut. Inside your gut is a collection of bacteria called the estrobolome. These bacteria help regulate what happens to oestrogen after your liver has processed it. When everything is working well, excess oestrogen is packaged up by the liver and eliminated through the bowel. But if that process is disrupted, some oestrogen can be reabsorbed back into the bloodstream instead. This is one of the reasons I always ask my patients about constipation, bloating, gut inflammation and overall digestive health. That doesn’t mean fixing your gut will cure hormonal conditions. The research simply doesn’t support making claims like that. What we do know is that gut health plays an important role in the bigger hormonal picture, which is why I never look at hormones in isolation. If you’re struggling with hormonal symptoms, heavy periods, PMS, endometriosis or digestive issues, Mel (Women’s Health & Fertility) and Jess (Gut Health) both offer FREE Discovery Calls to help you work out the right next step. Send us a DM with the word CLINIC and we’ll send you our Find the Right Practitioner Form. Once you’ve completed it, one of our naturopaths will contact you and help match you with the practitioner best suited to your health goals. You can also learn more or book directly at www.nourishingapothecary.com.au #estrobolome #guthealth #gutmicrobiome #oestrogen #womenshealth
Did you know there’s a collection of gut bacteria that regulates your oestrogen? Most people think oestrogen is controlled only by your ovaries. But there’s another player that doesn’t get talked about enough… your gut. Inside your gut is a collection of bacteria called the estrobolome. These bacteria help regulate what happens to oestrogen after your liver has processed it. When everything is working well, excess oestrogen is packaged up by the liver and eliminated through the bowel. But if that process is disrupted, some oestrogen can be reabsorbed back into the bloodstream instead. This is one of the reasons I always ask my patients about constipation, bloating, gut inflammation and overall digestive health. That doesn’t mean fixing your gut will cure hormonal conditions. The research simply doesn’t support making claims like that. What we do know is that gut health plays an important role in the bigger hormonal picture, which is why I never look at hormones in isolation. If you’re struggling with hormonal symptoms, heavy periods, PMS, endometriosis or digestive issues, Mel (Women’s Health & Fertility) and Jess (Gut Health) both offer FREE Discovery Calls to help you work out the right next step. Send us a DM with the word CLINIC and we’ll send you our Find the Right Practitioner Form. Once you’ve completed it, one of our naturopaths will contact you and help match you with the practitioner best suited to your health goals. You can also learn more or book directly at www.nourishingapothecary.com.au #estrobolome #guthealth #gutmicrobiome #oestrogen #womenshealth

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