The Happy Cycle Show
Bea and Britt are close friends, menstrual cycle enthusiasts and women who've walked the rocky road of endometriosis and PCOS and found natural healing on the other side.
This show is a place where we reconnect you with your natural menstrual cycle and teach you how to live in sync with it. Each episode, we dive into real, raw conversations around cycle tracking, fertility awareness, nutrition, gut health, and all the things we wish we’d known sooner during our healing journeys.
Bea is the founder of The Happy Hormone Club (www.happyhormoneclub.co.za) - MsC Scientist, Holistic Nutritionist, Pilates Trainer & Womb Massage Therapist.
Britt is the founder of Cycle Centric (www.cyclecentricfam.com) - Fertility Awareness Educator & Chiropractor.
The Happy Cycle Show
5. Estrogen Dominance: PMS, Heavy Periods & More
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In this episode of The Happy Cycle Show, we explore estrogen dominance and how it can show up as PMS, heavy or painful periods, bloating, breast tenderness, mood swings, headaches, and more. We break down what estrogen dominance really is, why it’s so common, and how stress, gut and liver health, and exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals play a major role.
We discuss where these hormone-disrupting chemicals are hiding, why healthy liver and gut detoxification is essential for clearing excess estrogen, and how this directly impacts your cycle. You’ll also learn simple, practical ways to support estrogen balance, including reducing toxic load, supporting digestion and bowel regularity, eating in 3 simple foods to support detoxification, and more.
If PMS or heavy periods are affecting your quality of life, this episode will help you understand the root causes and what you can start doing today to better support your hormones and cycle.
We would love to hear from you! Get in touch with us by writing to thehappycycleshow@gmail.com or come say hi on Instagram @happy_hormone_club_sa & @cycle_centric.