@sqaymsm: делаю авы для мсм тиктокеров часть 7 @Бивенськи МСМ @trekspr @Китiк

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trekspr_gd6788
$play_ msm$ :
спасибо
2026-08-16 11:20:40
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goloisan
𝑮𝑶𝑳𝑶𝑰𝑺𝑨𝑵(𝑴𝑺𝑴) :
у тебя намного лучше авы чем у меня получаются
2026-08-16 12:28:36
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epic_bivensky
Бивенськи МСМ :
благодарочка
2026-08-16 12:18:24
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poekmsm
Жареная картошка 🌀 :
ПОВЕК, СРОЧНО
2026-08-16 11:55:00
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art65613
Art :
Можно мне с Устолосом
2026-08-16 12:10:57
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gnostril.fan
gnostril fan(чихарда)✅ :
можно с чихардой?я подписан
2026-08-16 13:10:53
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artemtsoy2014
Epic Dermit :
А можно эпик дермит
2026-08-16 13:08:51
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nebulamun
NebulaMun :
А вот мне куб делал
2026-08-16 11:30:06
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Progesterone does much more than prepare the uterus for pregnancy. It also has an important relationship with the brain and nervous system. After ovulation, progesterone rises and some is metabolised into allopregnanolone, a neuroactive steroid that modulates GABA-A receptors in the brain. GABA is one of our major inhibitory neurotransmitter systems, helping regulate neuronal excitability and our response to stress. So when progesterone production is lower than expected, particularly if ovulation isn’t occurring regularly, some women may notice changes in mood, sleep or anxiety during the luteal phase. But there’s an important caveat. Anxiety before your period does NOT automatically mean you have “low progesterone.” PMS and particularly PMDD are more complex than a simple hormone deficiency. In some women, the issue may involve an altered sensitivity of the brain to normal hormonal fluctuations, including changes in allopregnanolone. This is why one of the questions I ask in clinic isn’t just: “Do you experience anxiety?” It’s: “WHEN in your menstrual cycle does the anxiety occur?” If symptoms consistently appear after ovulation and improve once menstruation begins, that pattern gives us valuable clinical information and helps guide what we investigate next. If you’re experiencing significant premenstrual anxiety, PMS, irregular ovulation or other hormonal symptoms, Mel and Danielle are our fertility naturopaths who work extensively with menstrual cycles, ovulation and reproductive hormones. You can book a FREE Discovery Call with Mel or Danielle through www.nourishingapothecary.com. Consultations are available via Zoom Australia wide. Not sure who to book with? DM CLINIC and we’ll send you the booking link to book a FREE call with our Patient Care Coordinator. They’ll learn a little about what you need help with and match you with the practitioner on our team best suited to your case. Visit www.nourishingapothecary.com #progesterone #pms #pmdd #anxiety #hormonehealth
Progesterone does much more than prepare the uterus for pregnancy. It also has an important relationship with the brain and nervous system. After ovulation, progesterone rises and some is metabolised into allopregnanolone, a neuroactive steroid that modulates GABA-A receptors in the brain. GABA is one of our major inhibitory neurotransmitter systems, helping regulate neuronal excitability and our response to stress. So when progesterone production is lower than expected, particularly if ovulation isn’t occurring regularly, some women may notice changes in mood, sleep or anxiety during the luteal phase. But there’s an important caveat. Anxiety before your period does NOT automatically mean you have “low progesterone.” PMS and particularly PMDD are more complex than a simple hormone deficiency. In some women, the issue may involve an altered sensitivity of the brain to normal hormonal fluctuations, including changes in allopregnanolone. This is why one of the questions I ask in clinic isn’t just: “Do you experience anxiety?” It’s: “WHEN in your menstrual cycle does the anxiety occur?” If symptoms consistently appear after ovulation and improve once menstruation begins, that pattern gives us valuable clinical information and helps guide what we investigate next. If you’re experiencing significant premenstrual anxiety, PMS, irregular ovulation or other hormonal symptoms, Mel and Danielle are our fertility naturopaths who work extensively with menstrual cycles, ovulation and reproductive hormones. You can book a FREE Discovery Call with Mel or Danielle through www.nourishingapothecary.com. Consultations are available via Zoom Australia wide. Not sure who to book with? DM CLINIC and we’ll send you the booking link to book a FREE call with our Patient Care Coordinator. They’ll learn a little about what you need help with and match you with the practitioner on our team best suited to your case. Visit www.nourishingapothecary.com #progesterone #pms #pmdd #anxiety #hormonehealth

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