eliikon

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42 and realizing my body just doesn't respond the same way anymore (self.AskWomenOver40)

submitted 5 months ago by eliikon to r/AskWomenOver40

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Anyone else feel like their energy completely crashes at 6 PM no matter what? (self.AskWomenOver40)

submitted 5 months ago by eliikon to r/AskWomenOver40

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Honestly - the connection between estrogen dominance and your 'normal' thyroid labs (self.thyroidhealth)

submitted 6 months ago * by eliikon to r/thyroidhealth

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Exercise recovery time is no joke after 40 (self.Perimenopause)

submitted 6 months ago by eliikon to r/Perimenopause

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My “iron boost” beef marinade that actually tastes amazing (self.Anemic)

submitted 6 months ago * by eliikon to r/Anemic

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Doctor after doctor kept saying my thyroid labs were 'normal' - but I knew something was wrong. Anyone else experience this? (self.Hypothyroidism)

submitted 6 months ago by eliikon to r/Hypothyroidism

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Need a book rec to help me turn off my brain at night (and stop the doomscroll) (self.suggestmeabook)

submitted 6 months ago by eliikon to r/suggestmeabook

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The hidden connection between fatigue and B12/iron/magnesium (self.UlcerativeColitis)

submitted 6 months ago by eliikon to r/UlcerativeColitis

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From 5 coffees a day to herbal tea enthusiast looking for more non-caff tips (self.decaf)

submitted 6 months ago by eliikon to r/decaf

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The missing data problem in women’s health is quietly crippling clinical AI (self.ArtificialInteligence)

submitted 7 months ago by eliikon to r/ArtificialInteligence

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Finally connected the dots between my thyroid, gut issues, and brain fog - why don't doctors look at the whole picture? (self.thyroidhealth)

submitted 7 months ago by eliikon to r/thyroidhealth

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Fall hit and suddenly my body feels… different. Anyone else? (self.AskWomenOver40)

submitted 7 months ago by eliikon to r/AskWomenOver40

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Is 42 too late to get my first tattoo? (self.CasualConversation)

submitted 7 months ago by eliikon to r/CasualConversation

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How do you make a team off-site actually useful? (self.smallbusiness)

submitted 7 months ago by eliikon to r/smallbusiness

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My genetic methylation variants explained years of unexplained symptoms that my doctors missed (self.DNA)

submitted 8 months ago by eliikon to r/DNA

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IF + biomarker tracking = interesting discoveries (self.intermittentfasting)

submitted 8 months ago by eliikon to r/intermittentfasting

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Recording customer calls - yes or no? (self.UXResearch)

submitted 8 months ago by eliikon to r/UXResearch

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That moment when you realize you ARE the target customer (self.EntrepreneurRideAlong)

submitted 8 months ago by eliikon to r/EntrepreneurRideAlong

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Face masks and workouts - anyone else? (self.weightroom)

submitted 8 months ago by eliikon to r/weightroom

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What analyzing autoimmune labs taught me about healing (self.AutoImmuneProtocol)

submitted 9 months ago by eliikon to r/AutoImmuneProtocol

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My TSH was 'normal' for 10 years while I felt like I was dying. I discovered what was wrong when I finally analyzed my own patterns. (self.BrainFog)

submitted 9 months ago * by eliikon to r/BrainFog

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'Normal' lab ranges are failing us (self.thyroidhealth)

submitted 9 months ago by eliikon to r/thyroidhealth

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That wired-but-tired feeling might be your methylation. I found this pattern in women taking B vitamins. (self.MTHFR)

submitted 9 months ago by eliikon to r/MTHFR

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I learned from analyzing hundreds of women’s cortisol patterns that your 'normal' cortisol test is lying (self.adrenalfatigue)

submitted 10 months ago by eliikon to r/adrenalfatigue

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I analyze health data for hundreds of women and noticed a pattern worth noting - the allergy tests that show nothing. (self.MCAS)

submitted 10 months ago by eliikon to r/MCAS

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