What Every Woman Needs to Know About Hormone Replacement Therapy – Free Webinar with Dr. Michelle Sands
You know your body, and you can feel when something is off. Maybe your energy has changed, your sleep has become unreliable, or your mood and metabolism no longer respond the way they used to.
For many women in midlife, these shifts can feel confusing – especially when the messages you hear about hormones are contradictory. One source says to avoid support at all costs, while another promises quick fixes that do not feel grounded or trustworthy.
This masterclass offers a clear, steady way to understand what may be happening beneath the surface. You will be guided through the science and the practical considerations, so you can weigh options with more confidence and less fear.
If you have been wanting real clarity – not hype, not shame, and not a one-size-fits-all approach – this is a supportive place to start.
Why Attend “Hormone Restoration Masterclass”
Menopause and perimenopause are often treated like something you just have to push through, and that can leave you feeling dismissed and alone. This session brings the conversation back to what is real in your body, so you can name what is happening and stop second-guessing yourself.
You will get a science-based framework for understanding hormone support, which means you can separate evidence from noise. That clarity matters, because the decisions around hormone replacement are personal and deserve more than fear-driven headlines.
Most of all, this masterclass helps you reconnect with choice. When you understand the differences between approaches and how to evaluate risk and fit, you can move forward with steadier confidence and a sense of agency in your midlife health.
What You’ll Learn During this HRT Info Webinar
Let’s begin with what your symptoms may be trying to tell you, so you can connect the dots with more compassion and less confusion. You will hear clear explanations and then practical next steps, which means you can leave with options that feel grounded in reality.
We will look at the biggest areas where women get mixed messages about hormone therapy, and then untangle what matters most for safety and results. You will learn how to think about delivery methods and dosing, so that your decisions are informed rather than reactive.
By the end, you will have a straightforward way to evaluate hormone restoration choices in your own context, so you can talk with providers and loved ones from a steadier center. And then you can decide what support makes sense for your body, your season, and your long-term wellbeing.
Here’s just a little bit of what you’ll learn:
- What may be driving fatigue, mood changes, and stubborn midlife weight shifts
- Why menopause treatment can feel confusing in conventional care settings
- The difference between HRT, BHRT, and natural hormone therapy approaches
- Key myths and misunderstandings that keep women stuck in fear
- How to think about safety, risk factors, and personal fit with hormone support
- Why dosing and delivery method matter for outcomes and tolerability
- Common reasons many clinicians hesitate to prescribe hormone restoration
- How at-home hormone testing can work and what it can and cannot tell you
- Ways hormone balance can impact sleep, libido, metabolism, and vitality
Who Should Learn More About Hormone Replacement Therapy
This masterclass is for women who sense that hormones may be part of the picture, but want a clearer, more evidence-informed path forward. If you are tired of being told your symptoms are “normal” and you want real context, you will feel supported here.
It is also for anyone who wants to make wise decisions without pressure. You can be curious, cautious, or already leaning toward hormone support, and still benefit from learning how to evaluate options with more steadiness and clarity.
- Women over 35 navigating perimenopause or menopause symptoms
- Anyone dealing with hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruption, or low libido
- Those experiencing fatigue, brain fog, mood shifts, or changing metabolism
- Women who want to understand HRT vs BHRT without fear-based messaging
- People who want practical guidance for talking with providers about hormones
About Dr. Michelle Sands
Dr. Michelle Sands is a hormone expert and board-certified natural medicine physician who specializes in supporting women through perimenopause and menopause. Her work focuses on helping women understand what is changing in midlife and what options exist for restoring balance.
She brings together endocrinology, genetics, functional nutrition, and anti-aging insights in a way that stays practical and clear. Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, she helps women look at root causes and make decisions that match their personal health goals.
Dr. Sands is known for addressing the confusion around hormone replacement with a direct, research-informed approach. She emphasizes that hormone support is not one size fits all, which means the goal is informed choice – not pressure, and not fear.
Through her programs and clinical work, she has helped many women find relief from disruptive symptoms while also thinking long-term about vitality, resilience, and quality of life.
Reviews
“I’ve only been on my hormones for a month, and I feel like a new woman. My sleep has transformed thanks to my hot flashes going away, I have the energy to play with my granddaughter (not just watch her, but actually play) and even my skin looks better” – Lisa P.
“My sex drive is back and so is my smile” – Jennifer S.
“I thought I would be stuck with this bloated belly for the rest of my life, but it is already going away and my jeans fit again” – Ashley W.
“I have searched for years trying to find a doctor to help me with my hormones, I can’t believe how easy this whole process is, and how quickly my night sweats disappeared” – Joanna G.
FAQ
FAQ Quick Links:
- When and where does the event take place?
- Who is Dr. Michelle Sands?
- What will I learn during this event?
- What if I can’t attend live?
- How long is the event?
- Do I need any special equipment to participate?
- Who is hosting the event?
- Is this event suitable for beginners?
- Is this event religious?
- Will there be an opportunity to go deeper after the event?
- What can I expect to feel during the event?
- Can I share this event with friends?
- Is this event really free?
- What is bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT)?
- What is the difference between HRT, BHRT, and Natural Hormone Therapy?
- Is BHRT safe for most women?
- How do I know if my hormones are imbalanced?
- Do I need lab testing to get started?
- What forms of hormone delivery are discussed?
- What are the biggest risks to avoid with hormone therapy?
- Can hormone support help with sleep, weight, and libido?
- Register Here For Free
When and where does the event take place?
This is a free online masterclass you can join from anywhere. The registration page and your confirmation email will share the current start-time details in Pacific Time (PT), along with the link to attend.
Who is Dr. Michelle Sands?
Dr. Michelle Sands is a hormone expert and board-certified natural medicine physician who specializes in perimenopause and menopause support. She teaches women how to understand hormone changes and evaluate evidence-informed options for restoring balance.
What will I learn during this event?
You will learn why midlife symptoms can intensify as hormones shift, how to think about hormone replacement choices, and what separates HRT, BHRT, and natural hormone therapy approaches. You will also learn why dosing and delivery method matter, and how to evaluate options in a way that fits your body and health goals.
What if I can’t attend live?
Register anyway. In most cases, a replay is shared with registrants so you can watch later at your convenience.
How long is the event?
This training is designed to be clear and concise, and it is typically about 60 minutes.
Do I need any special equipment to participate?
No special equipment is needed. A reliable internet connection and a device with speakers or headphones is enough, and a quiet space can help you focus.
Who is hosting the event?
This event is presented by Glow Natural Wellness.
Is this event suitable for beginners?
Yes. The masterclass is designed to be accessible, even if you are new to the topic of hormones or you feel overwhelmed by conflicting information.
Is this event religious?
No. The content is education-focused and does not require any specific religious belief or background.
Will there be an opportunity to go deeper after the event?
Yes. At the end, you may hear about additional resources or programs for those who want ongoing guidance and support.
What can I expect to feel during the event?
Many women feel relief and clarity simply from having a framework that makes sense. You may also feel more grounded and empowered, because you are getting language for what you are experiencing and practical ways to evaluate next steps.
Can I share this event with friends?
Yes. If you know someone who is navigating perimenopause or menopause symptoms, feel free to share the registration link with them.
Is this event really free?
Yes. There is no cost to attend the masterclass. If there is an invitation to continue into deeper support afterward, details are shared separately and you can decide what is right for you.
What is bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT)?
BHRT generally refers to hormone therapy that uses hormones designed to be chemically identical to those your body produces. The goal is to support hormone balance in a way that is personalized, which means the approach, dosing, and delivery method can vary based on your needs.
What is the difference between HRT, BHRT, and Natural Hormone Therapy?
HRT is a broad term for hormone replacement therapy, and it can include different formulations and routes of delivery. BHRT is commonly used to describe bioidentical hormones, while “natural hormone therapy” is often used as a general phrase that may include lifestyle, nutrition, and supportive strategies alongside hormone options.
Is BHRT safe for most women?
Safety depends on your individual health history, risk factors, and the specific type, dose, and delivery method being used. This masterclass discusses how to think about safety in a personalized way, so you can bring informed questions to your healthcare provider.
How do I know if my hormones are imbalanced?
Common signs can include hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruption, mood changes, brain fog, low libido, and shifts in metabolism or body composition. The masterclass helps you understand how these symptoms can connect to hormone changes, and what to consider before choosing a path forward.
Do I need lab testing to get started?
Testing can be helpful, especially when paired with symptom patterns and medical history. You will hear about common approaches to hormone testing, including at-home options, and how to use results wisely rather than treating numbers without context.
What forms of hormone delivery are discussed?
The training addresses why delivery method matters and may include discussion of non-oral routes such as transdermal, sublingual, or vaginal delivery. You will learn why steadier delivery can matter for tolerability and outcomes, and how to ask better questions about fit.
What are the biggest risks to avoid with hormone therapy?
One of the most important themes is that hormones are not one size fits all, so mismatched dosing and poorly chosen delivery methods can create unnecessary problems. The masterclass highlights how to think about risk, how to avoid fear-based myths, and how to prioritize a safer, more individualized approach.
Can hormone support help with sleep, weight, and libido?
For many women, hormone shifts can affect sleep quality, energy, mood, libido, and metabolism. The masterclass discusses how balanced support may help, which means you can evaluate options with realistic expectations and a focus on what is most relevant for your symptoms.
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