27. ❤️‍🔥 Metodi hormoniterveyteen ❤️‍🔥 osa 1

29 Oct 2024 · 35 min
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29 Oct 2024 · 35 min

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In this episode Sonja Hannus opens with an admission that the original recording suffered from a microphone error, prompting a re‑recording because the topic is one of her favorites: recognizing a healthy menstrual cycle and self‑treating hormonal imbalance. She first outlines the observable signs of a balanced cycle – regular 26‑33‑day intervals (ideally 28 days), consistent flow volume, bright red uniform blood, absence of heavy clots, 3‑7‑day bleed length, and no severe pre‑menstrual (BMS) symptoms such as mood swings or cramps. She explains how hormonal contraception masks the natural rhythm and describes the transition period after stopping it as an opportunity to deepen body awareness. Sonja then introduces her own step‑by‑step “method for hormone health,” which she distilled after years of study and personal trial. The method starts with a gut‑health assessment (including a prior podi‑episode on colon cleansing) because she believes intestinal health is inseparable from hormonal balance. She stresses the importance of dietary fiber, adequate hydration, and, if needed, colon hydro‑therapy or high‑fiber supplements (psyllium, Biolatte Havital). Next, she provides phase‑specific nutrition guidance: - Follicular phase: fresh, slightly bitter foods, fermented vegetables, leafy greens. - Ovulation (days 12‑15): raw vegetables, fruits, vitamin‑C‑rich foods, cruciferous veg. - Luteal phase (days 16‑27): warm, cooked meals, complex carbs (sweet potatoes, brown rice), legumes, dark chocolate, iron‑rich foods, B6 and magnesium sources. - Menstrual phase: iron‑rich, mineral‑dense foods, soups, stews, plenty of fluids (water, herbal tea, electrolyte drinks). She also notes the need to listen to seasonal availability and personal cravings, encouraging modest calorie increases (≈200‑300 kcal) in luteal phase to support hormone production. Beyond diet, Sonja discusses nervous‑system regulation: deep breathing exercises, nature exposure, sauna, warm baths, piikkimatto (acupressure mat), magnesium supplementation, and sound‑bowl sessions as daily rituals to activate the parasympathetic system. She emphasizes that stress awareness and regular calming practices are essential for hormonal equilibrium. Throughout the episode she promotes her e‑book “Oppaasi terveeseen hormonitoimintaan” (discount code UPLEVEL), a self‑assessment test for hormone imbalance, and an upcoming “Heal Your Hormones” coaching program launching early 2025. Listeners are invited to become pilot clients via DM or email. The episode ends with a reminder that the method will be unpacked over several episodes; today only the foundational pillars (cycle signs, gut health, nutrition per phase, and nervous‑system calming) were covered.

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