En este ketómetro, hablamos de las sutiles (pero poderosas) fluctuaciones del baile hormonal femenino en cetosis nutricional (según el momento del ciclo) y también de su poder para amortiguar la potencialmente abrupta transición a la menopausia.
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Cabeca, A. (2019). The Hormone Fix: The natural way to balance your hormones and alleviate the symptoms of the perimenopause, the menopause and beyond. Burn fat naturally, boost energy, sleep better, and stop hot flashes the keto-green way.
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