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In the early stages of perimenopause it felt like nobody believed me.GPs said everything was normal, my friends weren’t ...
15/06/2026

In the early stages of perimenopause it felt like nobody believed me.

GPs said everything was normal, my friends weren’t there yet and my partner had no clue.

Thank goodness mess I decided to study nutrition and I was able to support my body through nutrition and lifestyle. I really don’t know what I would have done without it !!!

That’s why I do what I do !

14/06/2026

Menopause is not the end of fun as we know it! Just in case you needed that reminder.

When I asked AI for a picture of a woman in menopause, it presented a grey haired lady sitting in a comfy arm chair. Not a blonde dancing to house music, windswept and happy.

I might be a bit achy this morning but definitely feeling happy. Dancing isn’t the answer to all our problems but pretty close ❤️

12/06/2026

Did anyone else feel emotional at their official menopause day?

I have been a bit teary this afternoon, after a full day of training on DNA SNPs and hormones (maybe that had something to do with it) I felt a bit emotional and reflective.

I couldn’t help thinking how tough it had been at times and how I had been dismissed on too many occasions by Doctors.

Maybe I will talk about that tomorrow.

Keep your fingers crossed for me !!

11/06/2026

Keep everything crossed for me!
Just 10 days to go until I am officially at menopause.
I will be sooooo not happy if I get a period !!!!
How should I celebrate ??

Hello, I thought it might be time to properly introduce myself.My name is Tammy — a Registered Nutritional Therapist spe...
29/05/2026

Hello, I thought it might be time to properly introduce myself.

My name is Tammy — a Registered Nutritional Therapist specialising in women’s hormone health, particularly perimenopause and menopause.

But before all of that… I’m also a single Mum, a Frenchie owner (if you know you know), a woman dealing with perimenopause, and someone who knows what it feels like to be dismissed when you know something in your body has changed.

I started my periods at 14 and they were always heavy and painful.
At the time, I thought that was normal. Most of us did.

By my early 30s things seemed to improve a little, and then I had my son at 35.
But afterwards, my hormones never really settled, which seems pretty cruel.

From around 37 onwards, my periods became even heavier, more unpredictable, and I just didn’t feel like myself anymore. Looking back now, it seems obvious that I was entering perimenopause… but at the time I was repeatedly told I was “too young.”

I still remember one doctor telling me he would “eat his hat” if it had anything to do with hormones.

And I think so many women know this feeling:
Knowing something is different in your body… while simultaneously being made to doubt yourself.

Next month, I’ll reach 12 months without a period after four years of intermittent cycles, hormonal changes, and learning to understand my body in a completely different way.

That personal experience is a huge part of why I do the work I do today.

I’m passionate about helping women understand that symptoms are not “all in your head” and that health in midlife is not about punishment or pushing harder.

So whether you’re here because of exhaustion, anxiety, brain fog, sleep struggles, heavy periods, weight changes, or simply because you don’t quite feel like yourself anymore… welcome.

I’m really glad you’re here.

And I’d love to know — did you have a moment where you realised your body had been trying to tell you something all along?

Tonight on Instagram Live – 8pmYour Hormones Tell A Story: Why You’ve Lost MotivationHave you ever looked at your to-do ...
26/05/2026

Tonight on Instagram Live – 8pm

Your Hormones Tell A Story: Why You’ve Lost Motivation

Have you ever looked at your to-do list and thought…

“I just can’t do it today.”

Not because you don’t care.
Not because you’re lazy.
But because everything feels heavier than it used to.

So many women in perimenopause and menopause describe feeling:
• flat
• disconnected
• exhausted
• unmotivated
• unlike themselves
I call it the 'menopause meh'

And often the first thing they do is blame themselves.

But what if this isn’t about laziness or lack of discipline?

What if your body is actually trying to tell you something?

Tonight we’re talking about:
- hormones and motivation
- stress, burnout and mental load
- the nervous system and exhaustion
- why “pushing through” stops working
- gentle ways to rebuild energy and momentum

This conversation is for any woman who feels like she’s lost her spark a little lately.

Join me live at 8pm on Instagram

And remember — sometimes the body isn’t asking for more pressure.
It’s asking for more support.

Brain fog isn’t “just getting older.”And it isn’t a sign that you’re failing.Sometimes it’s your body asking for support...
22/05/2026

Brain fog isn’t “just getting older.”
And it isn’t a sign that you’re failing.

Sometimes it’s your body asking for support.

When hormones begin to shift during perimenopause and menopause, many women notice changes in:

• focus
• concentration
• memory
• mental clarity

It can feel frustrating, overwhelming, and at times even a little frightening.

But there are gentle ways to support your brain and nervous system through this season.

- Prioritise protein
Especially at breakfast.

Your brain needs steady energy, and blood sugar crashes can make brain fog feel so much worse. Starting the day with protein can help support focus, mood, and energy more consistently.

- Protect sleep
Create a gentle wind-down routine.

The brain restores and repairs while we sleep. Even small evening habits — dimming lights, reducing screens, reading, stretching, herbal tea — can help signal safety and rest to the nervous system.

- Make mental space
Create little “peace pockets” in your day.

So many women are carrying constant mental load. Even 5 quiet minutes without noise, notifications, or demands can help the brain settle.

- Give yourself grace
Be kind to yourself.

You are not lazy.
You are not losing yourself.
Your body is adapting to hormonal change while often carrying far more than anyone can see.

Support works better than self-criticism ever will.

Small consistent acts of care for yourself really do make a difference.

If you would like to find out more ways to support your body and brain through menopause with simple nutrition steps head over to my website www.sevencoloursofnutrition.co.uk

Tonight on Instagram Live – 8pmYour Hormones Tell A Story: What Brain Fog Is Trying To Tell YouHave you ever…Walked into...
19/05/2026

Tonight on Instagram Live – 8pm

Your Hormones Tell A Story: What Brain Fog Is Trying To Tell You

Have you ever…

Walked into a room and forgotten why you went there?
Lost your train of thought halfway through a sentence?
Struggled to find the simplest word?
Read something three times and still not taken it in?

If so, you are far from alone.

Brain fog is one of the most common experiences women describe during perimenopause and menopause — and it can feel frustrating, unsettling, and sometimes even a little scary.

But this isn’t about “losing it.”

It’s often your body signalling that something needs attention.

Tonight we’re talking about:

• Why hormonal changes can affect memory, focus and concentration
• The connection between brain fog, sleep, nutrition and stress
• What your body may be trying to tell you
• Gentle nutrition and lifestyle support to help lift the fog

This is such an important conversation because so many women silently worry about these changes without understanding what’s happening.

Join me live at 8pm on Instagram

Come along if your brain has been feeling a little slower, fuller, or harder to trust lately.

The 3pm energy crash doesn’t have to be part of your day, we can put a few simple things in place to keep the energy, mi...
21/04/2026

The 3pm energy crash doesn’t have to be part of your day, we can put a few simple things in place to keep the energy, mind and mood more consistent.

We might be feeling the 3pm slump more during peri/menopause because of the impact fluctuating hormones have on cortisol and blood sugar balance.

My top tips for keeping the 3pm crash at bay
- protein for breakfast
- don’t skip meals
- reduce the caffeine especially after lunch
- no coffee (or tea) before food
- have a small protein snack at 3pm
- get moving at 3pm, go for a walk or have a dance around

If you would like a free hormone check in call to talk about your nutrition during menopause head over to my website www.sevencoloursofnutrition.co.uk you can also sign up to my newsletter there.

Let me know which tip works for you

Do you hit a wall around 3pm every day? One minute you’re fine…The next—you’re exhausted, craving sugar or caffeine just...
21/04/2026

Do you hit a wall around 3pm every day?

One minute you’re fine…
The next—you’re exhausted, craving sugar or caffeine just to get through the afternoon.

This is SO common in menopause—but it’s not random.

Your body is responding to your hormones fluctuating, blood sugar, and stress levels throughout the day.

Maybe you're accidentally setting yourself up for the crash.

Tonight I’m going LIVE to talk about:
-Why the 3pm energy crash happens
-What your body is trying to tell you
-3 simple ways to stop it happening

If you’re tired of dragging yourself through the afternoon, this is for you

Join me LIVE every Tuesday 8pm Instagram

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