Progesterone
Protects your uterine lining, improves sleep, and reduces anxiety.
Hormonal sleep disruption is its own beast — different from stress insomnia, often resistant to sleep hygiene alone, and very responsive to the right hormonal approach.
Night sweats triggered by estrogen shifts
Progesterone decline reduces sleep-promoting GABA tone
Cortisol patterns shift in perimenopause
Estradiol — the dominant estrogen during your reproductive years — drops sharply through perimenopause and menopause. Most of the symptoms we treat trace directly to this curve.
Bedtime micronized progesterone is often the fastest sleep fix in midlife. If night sweats are waking you, pairing with estradiol addresses the trigger.
Protects your uterine lining, improves sleep, and reduces anxiety.
No clinic visits. No insurance hoops. A licensed clinician reads your full picture before they prescribe anything.
5 minutes, in plain language. Symptoms, history, goals — everything a thoughtful provider would ask.
A US-licensed clinician reads the whole assessment and builds a plan around the symptoms you actually have.
Medication ships free. Adjustments, messaging and provider support are part of the plan.