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When my mom hit perimenopause, everything changed. A drop in estrogen led to hip surgeries, weight gain, metabolic dysfunction — and no one connected the dots. Traditional medicine failed her. But regenerative medicine and prolotherapy gave her life back. This isn’t just her story — it’s a wake-up call for every woman (and man) dealing with chronic pain, hormone loss, and doctors who only offer surgery or cortisone.

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