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Alannah is an expert in hormonal health and is based out of the Center for New Medicine, her mother’s (Dr. Liegh Erin Connealy) cancer clinic. She currently is Head of Moment Health

Today on Feminine Roadmap we are talking about how to optimize your body during menopause with Alannah Slingsby.

Hello everyone! I am excited for you to meet Alannah Slingsby, the CEO and Founder of Moment Health; a femtech company that treats hormone imbalances from the whole-body perspective, all from the comfort of your home.

Today on Feminine Roadmap we are talking about how to optimize your body during menopause with Alannah Slingsby. Alannah is the co-founder of Moment an LA based femtech start up designed to help empower women in their menopause journey.

Today on the show, Dr. Taz is joined by Alannah Slingsby as they dive into the world of hormones and talk about how hormones powerfully affect the human body.

Here is a very interesting piece from Alannah Slingsby, the CEO and founder of Moment, a health femtech startup focused
on testing and treating hormone imbalances with a whole-person approach

Alannah Slingsby is the CEO and founder of Moment, a health femtech startup focused on testing and treating hormone imbalances with a whole-person approach — from the comfort of your own home.

Did you know that 12.9% of women born in the United States today will develop breast cancer sometime during their lives? That’s you, your sisters, and your friends.

As a part of our series about women who are shaking things up in their industry, I had the pleasure of interviewing Alannah Slingsby.

We talk a lot about women and hormones/hormonal imbalance when they approach menopause, but did you know that those hormone imbalances can impact younger women significantly?

When my grandmother was pregnant with my mother, she was given a drug that would change her life forever. She was given DES, a potent synthetic estrogen that was given to women to prevent miscarriage.

When an organism undergoes a stressful event, it often releases a hormone called “cortisol.” Cortisol plays an amazing role in equipping our bodies for times of survival. However, chronically elevated cortisol may be a mismatch…

About 1 in 8 women will be affected by a thyroid condition at some point. Why are thyroid issues so common? There are a few reasons that may be causing the prevalence of thyroid dysfunction. For one, we live in stressful times!

Alannah Slingsby, Founder of Moment, shares tips that actually work. Imagine it’s a few days before your period, and you start to feel a little…different. Your baseline mood is usually happy, but now even the most minor inconvenience ticks you off.