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Many women believe estrogen simply declines with age.

In reality, estrogen usually fluctuates before it falls — and these fluctuations are one of the main reasons symptoms feel unpredictable after 35.

In this video, a doctor explains how estrogen signaling becomes less stable as ovulation quality changes, progesterone declines, and stress load increases. This instability affects mood, sleep, breasts, fluid balance, headaches, cycle regularity, and stress sensitivity — even when estrogen levels appear “normal” on blood tests.

This is why women may experience:
• Mood swings and emotional sensitivity
• Breast tenderness or bloating
• Headaches or migraines
• Irregular cycles
• Symptoms that change month to month

This is not estrogen excess or deficiency.
It is loss of hormonal buffering and regulation.

In this video you’ll understand:
• Why estrogen fluctuates before menopause
• How progesterone loss amplifies estrogen effects
• Why stress worsens estrogen symptoms
• Why regulation matters more than suppression

This video builds directly on Videos 1–5 and prepares you to understand estrogen dominance myths, perimenopause symptoms, and long-term hormonal adaptation.

📌 This content is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice from your personal physician.