Someone, Somewhere
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Someone, Somewhere
@CapobiaNB
various types of cells arranged accordingly • artist • @polycultured • @learnbodylit & #FAMTaughtMe • unruly dissident • head in nonfiction book

They want FAM and knowledge of the menstrual cycle to be associated with the right wing and they’re doing it on purpose so they can bury the powerful work we are doing. I know this to be true and I’ve been seen it building for awhile now. Do not let them.

Learn Body Literacy has been consistent on this. PCOS/PMOS is a metabolic condition! Watch the full webinar HEALING PCOS (2024) on youtube!

PS! PCOS Intensive is back on June 25th! Sign up and join us for 10 deep dive classes to get informed and take action with PCOS! learnbodyliteracy.com/programs/p/pco…










NEW RESEARCH: Scientists have confirmed that estrogen plays a major role in dopamine regulation. When estrogen drops during perimenopause, ADHD symptoms can intensify dramatically. Women who managed for decades suddenly find themselves struggling in ways they never did before. The crash is not “all in your head.” It’s happening in your brain chemistry. The connection between estrogen and ADHD remains one of the most overlooked areas in women’s health. The research exists. Clinical awareness simply hasn’t caught up yet. Your symptoms are real, and the biology behind them has a name.

Hey we really need to stop just lumping menopause with perimenopause when they are hugely different hormonal stages with different needs. For example, these estrogen patches are not helpful for someone already dealing with perimenopausal excess estrogen and fluctuations.

Menstrual scholars have argued that people who menstruate as well as menstruation itself are positioned as monstrous through 1. communication taboos 2. pathologization and medicalization 3. stigmatization 4. concealment imperatives






