Notes on holistic functional health
Clear-eyed and grounded, and never a substitute for your own medical care.
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You Were Dismissed. Then You Were Sold To.
Two arguments about perimenopause are running at once this summer, and they look like opposites. Medicine is failing women. The industry that rushed in is overselling. Both are true, and the second happened because of the first.
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Bad Medicine Blues Is Now on Kindle, and Free to Read in Kindle Unlimited
My book first came into the world last November. As of this week it is on Amazon Kindle, and free to read for anyone with Kindle Unlimited. Here is what is inside and who it is for.
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Nature's GLP-1: What Your Body Already Knows About Appetite and Blood Sugar
The supplement shelves promise "nature's Ozempic," but your body already has the system that matters. Here is an honest assessment of popular supplements and the real foundations that actually work.
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When Your Bloodwork Is Normal But You Still Feel Awful
If your labs keep coming back normal while your energy, sleep, and mood say otherwise, you are not imagining it. Here is what that gap usually means, and where to start.
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Creatine for Women in Midlife: What the Research Actually Says
Creatine has quietly become one of the best-studied supplements for women over 40, for muscle, bone, mood, and even memory. Here is a calm look at what it does and how to think about it.
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Your Body Already Makes GLP-1: The Natural Side of the Ozempic Conversation
The weight-loss injections everyone is talking about copy a hormone you already produce. Here is a clear-eyed look at GLP-1, what the drugs do, and how to support your own.
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