Why Birth Control Isn’t Hormone Therapy
Birth control as hormone therapy? It’s a common message in today’s menopause conversation—but it’s misleading and, frankly, lazy. In this post, we unpack the truth about hormonal physiology in midlife, why the pill isn’t the solution, and what real, supportive care should look like.
Perimenopause Burnout: Why Midlife Isn’t Meant to Be Done Alone
Perimenopause isn’t just a hormone shift — it’s a whole-body stress response. In this personal reflection, Emily Sadri, NP, shares how burnout led her to reimagine support in midlife. Because you weren’t meant to push through this alone.
Resilience Is a Habit Stack
What does it really take to stay steady in the chaos of midlife? For Emily, it’s not just mindset—it’s hormones, sleep, nutrition, joy, and movement. Here’s her go-to stack for building true resilience from the inside out.
Does Hormone Replacement Have an Expiration Date?
The old five-year HRT rule was based on flawed data. Here’s what the research really says—and why at Aurelia, we believe in a personalized, long-term approach to hormone care.
Are Bio-Identical Hormones FDA Approved? The answer, and my opinion, might surprise you.
There’s a lot of confusion around BHRT and FDA approval. Here’s what bio-identical really means—and why understanding the difference matters for your midlife care.
The Hormone Testing You Need (That Your Doctor Probably Isn’t Doing)
If your labs are “normal” but you feel anything but, you’re not alone. Learn which hormone tests actually matter in midlife—and why symptoms are just as important as numbers.
Is HRT Right for You? A Clearer Path to Feeling Well in Midlife
Hormone therapy isn’t just about symptom relief—it’s about reclaiming your energy, clarity, and calm. In this post, Emily Sadri, WHNP, shares the truth about HRT, why timing matters, and how to support your whole body—not just your hormones—in midlife and beyond.
3 Key Glands Hormone Decline Hits the Hardest
Ovaries, adrenals, pancreas—these three glands shape your hormonal health after 35. Here’s how they work together, and what happens when they fall out of sync.