The Hormone Hub Reviews

As someone who's worked in the medical field for 14 years, I didn't allow myself to be exposed to the world of natural medicine. I started to open my mind up before I joined the Hormone Hub, but Evelyn really helped me understand it all.

I'm a nurse as well as a patient. Before joining Hormone Hub, I wasn't able to live my life to its fullest. I was held back by issues with sleep, overeating, and most of all, stress. The Hormone Hub really cemented the changes I'd been making, and helped to accelerate my self-care growth. Being part of this community has reminded me that I am not the only one who faced these struggles, and that helped reduce a lot of shame.

The most important thing that I learnt from Evelyn is that it doesn't have to be complicated, it doesn't have to be difficult, or expensive. Little changes in my environment went a long way. Before joining, the improvements I made were scattered. But since joining Hormone Hub, they are a lot more consistent. I now no longer use my phone before or after bed, I avoid eating a few hours before and after sleep, and my fatigue levels have vastly improved.

As someone with ADHD, this had profound impacts on my life. I find myself using my medication less. Hormone Hub also offers fun mission-based challenges, and the community's accountability has helped me walk outside every day for at least 20 minutes. I've kept this activity up for almost two weeks, which is a record for me.

I feel lighter, healthier and overall, more comfortable with my life and in my body.

I typically was sick every month with a cold, flu, whatever germs are going around. On top of that, fatigue, not able to make it through a day without a nap, stomach issues such as bloating, nausea, and inflammation. After some lab testing, it was looking like I have Hashimotos and I realized I needed to take steps for my health. My friend invited me to this community and I just wanted to learn more. I have enjoyed learning more about how our bodies and hormones work, and my thoughts about food have been challenged. With a few shifts, such as grounding, getting morning sun, feeling grateful, and eating generally more animal based, many of my symptoms have improved! I have been healthy for a few weeks now. No sickness. Less bloating. More calm. I feel strong and oddly "taller." Energy levels are improving slowly. After about 2 months of slow changes from things I am learning from this community, I am seeing some results and it is encouraging! What has mattered most in this journey has been connecting my physical health with my emotional and mental health and starting to consider my stress levels and nervous system more.

Before finding this community I was stalled in my progress of trying to put my autoimmune disease into remission. I was tired all the time, stressed, and feeling a bit hopeless. Through the community I’ve learned about how my circadian rhythm might be affecting me negatively (even all the “small” habits). I started grounding and getting outside first thing in the morning more consistently and within a week I noticed a huge improvement in mood, but after two weeks I was experiencing better sleep and digestion too. This community has real and active people who help keep me motivated just by hearing their stories and interacting with them. When I read about someone working on blue light blocking or unplugging by a specific time at night and seeing big results it makes me want to improve my habits even more. The energy is catching in the best way.