How Your Gut Impacts Your Hormones

Mascari, Brooke - July 12th, 2025

You may have heard that "all disease begins in the gut." That includes hormonal imbalances, mood swings, PMS, low energy, sleep issues, and even anxiety.

But why does the gut matter so much?

Let’s break it down.

🧠 1. Your Gut Talks to Your Hormones

Your gut and your endocrine (hormone) system are deeply connected. The gut:

  • Produces neurotransmitters like serotonin (the feel-good hormone)

  • Helps convert and regulate hormones like thyroid hormones

  • Supports the breakdown and elimination of estrogen

If your gut is sluggish, inflamed, or out of balance (common from stress, poor sleep, processed food, etc.), your hormones suffer.

💩 2. Gut Imbalances = Estrogen Overload

Estrogen is metabolized in your liver and eliminated via your bowels.

If you’re constipated or not digesting well, estrogen can recirculate in your body, leading to:

  • PMS and painful periods

  • Breast tenderness

  • Mood swings and bloating

  • Higher risk of fibroids or estrogen dominance

🌿 3. Your Gut Houses the “Estrobolome”

This is a fancy name for the group of gut bacteria that helps break down estrogen properly.

To support it:

🔥 4. Heal Your Gut, Soothe Your Inflammation

Chronic inflammation in the gut leads to:

  • Blood sugar imbalance

  • Adrenal burnout

  • Thyroid issues

  • Poor nutrient absorption (like iron, B vitamins, magnesium—all essential for hormones)

That’s why my Hormone Harmony program starts with gut healing as the foundation.

👑 5. Empowered Gut = Empowered Hormones

When your gut is healthy, your hormones can flow. You’ll feel:

  • More energized

  • More emotionally stable

  • Less inflamed

  • Better rested

  • Less burdened by period pain, PCOS, or burnout

Ready to nurture your gut and hormones together?

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