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Why Sleep Apnea Is Quietly Undermining Women’s Health – What Your Doctor Is Missing

For years, sleep apnea has been framed as a condition affecting mostly overweight, middle-aged men who snore loudly and fall asleep during meetings. But that narrative has left millions of women

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND

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You’re Not Losing Your Edge: Perimenopause Is Rewiring Your Brain

If you’ve always trusted your mind—your ability to think clearly, recall details, connect ideas—and lately that clarity feels inconsistent, unsettling, or just harder to access, hear this first: This isn’t a

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND

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Perimenopause PMS: Why Your Symptoms Feel Louder (and Harder to Manage)

If PMS has started to feel bigger in perimenopause—more irritability, more mood swings, more “I can’t regulate like I used to”—you’re not imagining it. One of the most frustrating parts

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND

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immune health

Pomegranate & Immunity: Nature’s Support for Inflammation

Lately, we’ve been seeing an uptick in lingering inflammation after viral illness—especially following this year’s intense flu season. We are alos seeing women who are coming in with fatigue that

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND

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digestive health

Your Post-Holiday Gut Reset

Welcome to 2026. If you're reading this, chances are your gut is still recovering from the season of second helpings, holiday stress, travel, and disrupted sleep—and that’s not a moral

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND

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Reflection Before Resolution: A Smarter Way to Enter 2026

Before you rush into another “new year, new you” moment, let’s pause. January has a way of making women feel like they should flip a switch overnight. New goals. New routines.

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND

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Your Holiday Health Survival Guide (That Still Lets You Enjoy the Season)

Because feeling bloated and burned out isn’t exactly festive. Let’s be real—holiday health advice often falls into two extremes: 🥦 “Only eat steamed broccoli and skip dessert.”🫠 “It’s the holidays! Just accept

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND

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Going beyond hand sanitizer – Your Immune Support Toolkit

As joyful as the holidays can be, they often arrive with an unwanted guest: a spike in infections. This year is no different. According to the CDC, flu cases are

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND

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What to Do When Your Nervous System Hits “Out of Office” – Your Holiday Stress Relief Guide

You don’t need another list of holiday stress tips.You probably already know the basics—breathe, get sleep, take a walk, maybe say no to that fourth gathering in one weekend. But knowing

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND

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Why Winter Feels Heavy: The Hidden Biology of Seasonal Affective Disorder

If winter rolls around and you suddenly feel heavy, foggy, or just not like yourself, you're not imagining things. Seasonal Affective Disorder—SAD for short—is a real type of depression that’s tied

by Dr Jenny Abercrombie, ND