Hormonally

KNOW YOUR BODY

Hormonally is your guide to
everything hormonal.

Together, we can redefine
what it means to be hormonal.

Hormonally

KNOW YOUR BODY
Hormonally is your guide to everything hormonal.

The Essentials

Not sure where to start? Here are our most popular resources.

Perimenopause and Menopause

You can’t stop menopause from happening, but knowing what to expect will help you to feel prepared.

What you need to know.

Periods and PMS

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, if you’ve got ovaries, you’ll most likely have (had) periods.

What you need to know.

Pregnancy and your Mental Health

Understand the big hormone shifts that happen during and after pregnancy.

What you need to know.

PCOS

Polycystic ovary syndrome affects around 10% of women and people born with ovaries but it goes unnoticed most of the time.

What you need to know.

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The Essentials

Not sure where to start?
Here are our most popular guides.

Pregnancy and postpartum, the essentials you need to know

Periods and PMS, the essentials you need to know

Read all our free guides

Hormonally is redefining what it means to be hormonal.

Through evidence-based, unbiased information, Hormonally provides you with the hormonal education you need to feel your best.

On this website, you can find free to access resources that put you in the driver’s seat. Whether you want to find out more about why you feel so crummy every time you get your period, or want to learn more about Hormone Therapy (HT) for menopause, Hormonally provides the answers that will help you get to know your body.

Hormonally is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the health outcomes and wellbeing of all women. We want you to feel in control when it comes to making informed decisions about your hormone health. Bottom line? Hormonally provides the information, but you make the decision.

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1/4 of TEENS

who menstruate experience period poverty.

90%

of young women feel impacted by problems with their period.

20 M

women live in contraceptive ‘deserts’ and are desperately in need of publicly funded contraception.

2 OUT OF 3

people born with ovaries will have at least one fibroid in their lifetime.

80% of TEENS

say they are taught more about the biology of frogs than the biology of the female body in school.

32%

of women feel their doctor is not comfortable talking about menopause.

6 M

women in the US struggle to get or stay pregnant.

78%

of women feel menopausal symptoms negatively impact their lives.

8 M

women are currently experiencing symptoms of postpartum depression.

50%

of teens would rather ‘google’ than talk in person about period issues.

5 M

women live with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS).

80%

of women living with chronic pain have experienced gender discrimination from a healthcare provider.

Sometimes it’s best to let the numbers do the talking.

1/4 of
TEENS

who menstruate experience period poverty.

90%

of young women feel impacted by problems with their period.

20
MILLON

women live in contraceptive ‘deserts’ and are desperately in need of publicly funded contraception.

2 OUT
OF 3

people born with ovaries will have at least one fibroid in their lifetime.

80% of
TEENS

say they are taught more about the biology of frogs than the biology of the female body in school.

see all the numbers

Common Questions

Everyone has questions! Here are our most frequently asked ones. If you don’t see yours, get in touch and we will help to find you an answer.

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Our most asked questions

What are hormones?

Hormones are chemical messengers that move around in the bloodstream of your body. They send signals that tell your body what to do and when to do it. There are over 50 hormones that make up our endocrine system. They are all unique and they are all important in helping you to stay healthy and well.

How do hormones affect me?

Hormones are involved in many of our different bodily functions. Growth, metabolism, appetite, puberty and fertility are just some of the important processes that hormones are responsible for.

Are my hormones normal?

Everyone’s hormonal makeup is different, so there is no real ‘normal’ when it comes to our hormones. Having said this, having enough of the right hormones is essential for maintaining our overall health and wellbeing. During times in our lives like perimenopause and menopause this is even more important. You can learn more about hormone levels on our Hormone Hub!

The Hormone Hub

Resources to learn about hormones

from puberty to post menopause.

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