Many women are familiar with progesterone as a hormone that is essential for fertility and for sustaining a pregnancy. In fact The name itself means “promoting gestation.” Once a woman’s reproductive life begins to wane and she enters perimenopause, progesterone production in the ovaries starts to decline.

However, progesterone is far more than a gestational agent. Research is now surfacing which shoes that the benefits of progesterone reach to breast health, cardiovascular health, thyroid function and nervous system health, most importantly brain function as it has anti-inflammatory effects in the body, especially in the brain.

In this episode, we have listed 5 natural ways & some simple steps to boost your progesterone level which has no side effects.

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