ARE YOU DOOMED TO SUFFER?

Join Mandy and Charisma Whitefeather on the PMDD Healing Podcast. We dive in to why a brain-body approach makes all the difference when it comes to symptom relief from PMDD.

Got rage? Make sure to tune in for a different perspective on both the physiology AND the psychology behind rage and anger.

We cover:

• Why a root-cause approach is so important when healing from PMDD
• How our menstrual cycle impacts our brain chemistry and our nutrition needs
• Why even if PMDD "runs in your family" you're not doomed to suffer forever.

Catch the episode here.

Interested to learn more? Check out the PMDD: Why Me? free workshop replay here!

*All information on this site is general information and education only and is not meant to be personal medical advice or a substitute for a medical evaluation.

Welcome to the PMDD Periodical! I'm glad you stumbled across this page. 

As a dietitian, I sometimes feel this weighted expectation to start with the obvious. Everyone expects a dietitian to write posts about a must-have nutrient, a superfood that’s good for this and that, or a supplement with big benefits. 

But we do things differently around here.

There’s a time and a place to delve into important nutrition topics and we will do just that here. We believe in a comprehensive approach that incorporates food as medicine, data-driven interventions, strategic supplements, and a mind-body approach. 

But there’s something more foundational than any of those things that we must talk about first.

CONNECTION.

One of the biggest joys in my career is partnering with determined individuals to help them reclaim their lives from PMDD so that they can live out their purpose. And as much as I'd love to meet you for coffee and give you a big hug (if you're a hugger,...

Check out this Power Over PMDD podcast episode!

I join host Rebecca Sairs to discuss:

• My personal PMDD story 
• Why searching for the "magic pill" is holding you back
• Common causes of PMDD
• How I went from suffering every month to symptom-free years with a root-cause approach 

Click here to listen or find on your favorite podcast app. 

*All information on this site is general information and education only and is not meant to be personal medical advice or a substitute for a medical evaluation.

If you’ve already been diagnosed with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), it requires no definition. You’re all too familiar with the monthly tidal wave that takes you out each month with symptoms ranging from severe mood changes, irritability, and rage to debilitating physical changes like headaches, cravings, and breast tenderness. It’s like PMS on steroids. Or perhaps you’re just starting to notice the cyclical nature of your symptoms and are wondering if there’s more to it.

While PMDD affects about 5% of people who menstruate, it’s possible that many more go undiagnosed or are misdiagnosed with conditions like bipolar disorder. Plus, we often assume these symptoms are common, normal, or that we just need to survive until the storm passes. It doesn’t help that research on PMDD is playing catch up. From what we know so far, there’s not one single cause or cure. Rather, it’s a complex condition with multiple contributing...