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A New Kind of Depression in Menopause: When Your Hormones Change, Your Brain Changes Too

A New Kind of Depression in Menopause: When Your Hormones Change, Your Brain Changes Too

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What if the sadness you’re carrying isn’t simply emotional?

What if your brain is trying to adapt to one of the biggest
neurological transitions of your life?

Millions of women enter perimenopause and menopause believing
they’re losing themselves. Motivation disappears. Anxiety gets
louder. Depression returns after years of stability.
Relationships suffer. Careers become harder. Many begin wondering
if they’re simply becoming “too emotional.”

But science tells a different story.

In this episode, Lisa Lacy explores the biology behind menopause,
why estrogen matters far beyond reproduction, what happens inside
the brain during this transition, and why women with previous
trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, or addiction
often experience menopause differently.

This isn’t about weakness.

It’s about neuroscience.

Welcome to the Edge.

www.lisalacy.com