9 Ways to Restore Hormonal Health ...

9 Ways to Restore Hormonal Health ...
By Amanda • Nov 23, 2025

In a previous article we looked at the main reasons behind hormonal imbalance and monthly suffering that affects many women. Today, we will explore natural strategies for alleviating PMS and restoring feminine health - 9 approaches to heal emotionally and hormonally during your premenstrual phase.
1. Try to reclaim and appreciate the wisdom of your monthly cycle …
You can easily do that by celebrating it as a source of your feminine power, rather than an annoying condition in need for a medical intervention.
2. Have a good look at your everyday menu …
Because the food you eat may be the main culprits of your monthly suffering. A high-carbohydrate diet of junk foods, processed vegetable oils, trans fats, stimulants, and soy products instigates hormonal imbalance and sets the stage for women’s health problems.
3. Adjust your diet …
Adjust your diet taking care to include adequate animal protein, plenty of healthy fats such as natural butter, fish oils, and coconut products, as well as a variety of fresh and fermented vegetables and fruit. Do you also know that many women begin to feel better after eliminating grains containing gluten, especially wheat?
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4. Stop eating non-organic dairy product …
And I am talking milk, cottage cheese, ice cream, etc. Supermarket milk usually comes from cows treated with BGH (Bovine Growth Hormone) and antibiotics. Both steroids and antibiotics reside in the milk and interfere with the female hormonal system. Organic dairy products from independent small producers, though, are perfect foods, and you can eat them liberally.
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5. Refrain from buying highly processed vegetable oils and commercial salad dressings …

As the chemicals they contain disrupt the natural regulation of hormone production. Instead, bring back tradition and use healthful animal fats for cooking and natural sour cream and extra-virgin olive oil for dressing your salads.
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6. Try to cut down on coffee, black tea, chocolate, and sugary soft drinks …
Since they overstimulate the adrenal gland and may negatively influence hormonal health. Opt for purified water and your hormones will thank you.
7. Let it shine!
Help stabilize your hormonal levels with everyday exposure to a full-spectrum natural light. Not only it will restore your hormonal health, you will feel so much happier too.
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8. Yoga, Tai Chi, meditation, or other types of calming exercises and deep relaxation techniques …

They all protect women’s biochemistry and are capable of reducing many PMS symptoms. Try them all and see which one works best for you.
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9. There are yet more comprehensive options available to women …
Such as those involving the healing arts: acupuncture, Ayurveda, homeopathy, massage therapy, and reflexology, which have been used for centuries to help women balance and restore their feminine chemistry and overall health.

Do you know other natural ways that work wonders restoring hormonal balance? Please share them with me!

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  • Mark

    2013-01-08T15:49:15.000Z

    You MUST find a fiber supplement that is made from “functional” fibers, which is fiber that is isolated or extracted from plants or animals, with health benefits in humans. Psyllium is obviously the most effective in treating constipation and the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. I have tried the Lady Soma Fiber Cleanse (which has these "Function fibers"), and I completely love it. I use a bottle about every 1-2 months, and there are no side effects, and the price is amazing. Good luck hon!
  • saavi

    2012-01-06T07:48:13.000Z

    Hi i am saavi 24 year single. my doctor said i have harmonal imbalance and due to this i get very emotionally attached to things. this effect my nervous system.. everyday i suffer depression and tension.. even i habitat to think for long and long hours.. my cycle is okay but having painful menopause.. i do not understand whats wrong with me.. i am very conscious about my diet als.. i never eat junk food... even still i am searching my diet plans at internet.. please tell me what should i do to live fit and healthy life...
  • Dhanna

    2010-08-02T17:18:21.000Z

    Hi. Thanks for the tips. I would also recommend finding a doctor who will actually listen. Seems to be a rare thing. Before accepting any sort of diagnosis – get a cycle-long blood test. I just had 4 blood draws over 4 weeks and charted them with my MD. Before this, she diagnosed me with PCOS based on a couple symptoms that matched. After a week on drugs I said NO WAY and asked her to HEAR ME. She agreed to the blood tests – although I will likely pay out of pocket for 3 of them (insurance complaint a whole different blog…) I have high prolactin, high DHEA, low progesterone and up and down estrogen. After the blood tests, I have done one month of BIO-IDENTICAL oral progesterone. I have this in caps because this is very important. Synthetic hormones are not a good idea. I have been reading up on the industry and it turns out that drug companies make synthetic hormones intentionally so they are not identical to the hormones our bodies make. Why do they do this? Because this way they can patent the drug. They don’t care about our health – they care about being rich. After a month of the bio-identical progesterone days 14 – 28, fish oil all month, primrose oil days 14-28, dong quai days 21-28… I feel good. I was shocked at how peaceful my menses was this past month. I haven’t felt good in over a decade. More fine-tuning to come. With exercise and following the above list, I imagine I will actually feel liberated from the symptoms of imbalance. Cheers, Dhanna age 35
  • julesb

    2011-04-10T00:30:01.000Z

    isnt it amazing how many of us have hormonal issues and yet so many doctors dont even seem to think its important. i am 25 and i think my problem is hormonal imbalance but im not sure what to do. i have such easily irritated skin. too much sugar or sunshine and i breakout. its so frustrating. my period shows up whenever it feels like it so ive gotten used to it showing up a day late or 10 days early. i spot after i workout and i spot during ovulation. the worst is that i get yeast, bv and utis a lot! natural progesterone cream has helped a bit with regulating my cycle, but i dont know how to stop these recurrent infections. i take "candida stat" every day, cranberry extract everyday and a probiotic everyday. i eat organically and eat out maybe twice a month. i also am gluten intolerant and do not eat gluten. they tested my vitamin and mineral levels and everything was perfect. my insulin was stellar too. the only problem they saw was that my cortisol was through the roof and my progesterone and estrogen were both low. im not on birth control and i dont know what is messing up my system. these infections are driving me nutz! im hoping i dont have a bigger problem that they dont know about. ive had over 30 pelvic exams in 2010 and everything always looks normal...no tilted uterus or anything... my dr wants me to go on birth control but honestly, that idea really scares me. anyone out there think it might help? anyone have another ideas? would really appreciate it!
  • melanie

    2010-08-10T15:44:47.000Z

    Hey girls, I just wanted to stop by and say I hear ya on all the problems you are having. Been there, done that, got the tshirt. I found Healthy Hormones by Canprev to be really effective in sorting out my period, cystic breasts, etc. It's $50 so I can't afford it right now, but I thought I'd bring it up in case anyone can find it. For those suffering acid reflux please consider food allergies. I have trouble with acidic food and someone mentionned to me that I should try Evening Primrose which is also good for the cystic breasts. Go figure. I don't have a doctor. It's free (kinda) here in Canada but our doctor retired years ago and no one else is accepting patients. So sometimes you have to talk to other women to get ideas!
  • Sara

    2010-04-27T12:40:52.000Z

    I've done all that you suggested, I have for years, and my periods are worse than ever. I eat healthy, lots of fresh fruits and veggies,no caffeine, no soda, lots of water, lots of yoga and meditation, no processed foods, and what do I get for it? Ongoing headaches three out of four weeks every month, and a period that is so debilitating that I can't get out of bed for days (not including the mind-numbing headache a week before, during, and a week after). I'd love to go to the doctor, but who can afford that? I can barely pay bills and rent! And the inability to work steady doesn't help, but I'm miserable most of the time. So what do I do?
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