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What your body needs right now

food is not a moral test, it is information your body is asking for. Condition-aware foods and supplements, every card linked to the research behind it.

Eat for what you feel

Pick what is bothering you most today. We will show foods studied for it.

Showing 50 of 50 foods.

Salmon

EPA/DHA omega-3 reduces dysmenorrhea and inflammation.

Omega-3 dysmenorrhea (PubMed)

Sardines

Omega-3 + calcium + vitamin D in one food.

NIH ODS Omega-3

Ground flaxseed

Lignans modestly reduce hot flashes; fiber supports estrobolome.

Flaxseed RCT (PubMed)

Chia seeds

Soluble fiber and ALA omega-3 for gut and mood.

Chia review (PubMed)

Lentils

Iron + fiber; supports heavy-bleed recovery and the estrobolome.

Iron & menstruation (PubMed)

Chickpeas

Plant protein + fiber stabilize blood sugar.

Legumes & glycemia (PubMed)

Edamame

Whole-soy isoflavones for mild vasomotor relief.

Soy isoflavones (PubMed)

Tofu

Whole-soy protein with isoflavones.

Soy isoflavones (PubMed)

Tempeh

Fermented soy: isoflavones plus microbiome benefit.

Fermented soy (PubMed)

Kefir

Live cultures support gut and mood (gut-brain axis).

Fermented foods & mood (PubMed)

Kimchi

Fermented vegetables; favorable microbiome shifts.

Fermented foods microbiome (PubMed)

Sauerkraut

Live lactic-acid bacteria; pair with meals.

Fermented foods microbiome (PubMed)

Miso

Fermented soy; small daily servings support gut.

Miso & menopause (PubMed)

Greek yogurt

Protein + calcium + probiotics.

Yogurt & metabolic health (PubMed)

Eggs

Choline + B12 for cognition and energy.

Choline & cognition (PubMed)

Spinach

Iron, folate, magnesium.

NIH ODS Iron

Kale

Vitamin K, folate, calcium for bone and cycle.

Vitamin K & bone (PubMed)

Broccoli

Indole-3-carbinol supports estrogen metabolism.

Cruciferous & estrogen (PubMed)

Brussels sprouts

Cruciferous; fiber + sulforaphane.

Cruciferous & estrogen (PubMed)

Cabbage

Cruciferous + gut-friendly when fermented.

Cruciferous (PubMed)

Berries (blueberry, raspberry)

Polyphenols reduce inflammation; low glycemic.

Berries & cognition (PubMed)

Avocado

Monounsaturated fats + potassium + magnesium.

Avocado & cardiometabolic (PubMed)

Walnuts

ALA omega-3 + polyphenols for mood and cognition.

Walnuts & mood (PubMed)

Almonds

Vitamin E, magnesium, fiber.

Almonds & metabolic (PubMed)

Pumpkin seeds

Magnesium, zinc, iron.

Magnesium foods (NIH ODS)

Brazil nuts

Selenium for thyroid antibody reduction.

Selenium & Hashimoto's (PubMed)

Sweet potato

Beta-carotene, slow carbs for sustained energy.

Beta-carotene (PubMed)

Oats

Beta-glucan fiber; gentle on blood sugar.

Oats & glycemia (PubMed)

Quinoa

Complete plant protein + magnesium.

Quinoa nutrition (PubMed)

Lean beef (grass-fed)

Heme iron + B12 for heavy bleed recovery.

Heme iron absorption (PubMed)

Chicken thighs

Protein + iron + zinc.

Animal protein & iron (PubMed)

Bone broth

Glycine for sleep and gut lining.

Glycine & sleep (PubMed)

Tart cherry juice

Natural melatonin; improves sleep onset.

Tart cherry RCT (PubMed)

Kiwi

2 kiwis 1 hour before bed improved sleep in trial.

Kiwi sleep RCT (PubMed)

Dark chocolate (70%+)

Magnesium + polyphenols for mood.

Cocoa & mood (PubMed)

Green tea

Catechins + L-theanine for calm focus.

L-theanine (PubMed)

Turmeric (with black pepper)

Curcumin reduces inflammation and pelvic pain.

Curcumin pain (PubMed)

Ginger

Strong evidence for menstrual pain and nausea.

Ginger dysmenorrhea (PubMed)

Garlic

Allicin supports cardiometabolic and immune.

Garlic & metabolic (PubMed)

Olive oil (extra virgin)

Cornerstone Mediterranean fat; anti-inflammatory.

EVOO & inflammation (PubMed)

Whole oranges (with pith)

Vitamin C boosts non-heme iron absorption.

Vit C & iron (PubMed)

Bananas

Potassium + B6 for cramps and PMS mood.

B6 & PMS (PubMed)

Lemon water

Hydration cue; supports digestion.

Hydration & GI (PubMed)

Mushrooms (UV-exposed)

Plant-based vitamin D2.

Mushrooms & Vit D (PubMed)

Cottage cheese

Slow casein protein + calcium for evening.

Casein & overnight (PubMed)

Hemp seeds

Complete protein + magnesium + ALA omega-3.

Hemp nutrition (PubMed)

Spearmint tea

Lowers free testosterone in PCOS/HS-related acne.

Spearmint RCT (PubMed)

Chamomile tea

Mild sleep and anxiety benefit.

Chamomile RCT (PubMed)

Water + electrolytes

Mild dehydration worsens cramps and brain fog.

Hydration & cognition (PubMed)

Pomegranate

Polyphenols; cardiometabolic support.

Pomegranate (PubMed)

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Your estrobolome: fiber and fermented foods

The gut estrobolome modulates circulating estrogen. Diversifying fiber and adding fermented foods supports the system.

30+ different plant foods per week

Plant diversity correlates with microbiome diversity, which supports estrogen recycling and metabolic health through menopause.

Dose: Track variety, not portions. Herbs and spices count.

Fermented foods: kefir, kimchi, sauerkraut, miso

Fermented foods are linked to favorable shifts in the menopausal microbiome.

Dose: One small serving most days (60 to 100 g).

Talk to your clinician

Especially before adding supplements if you take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have liver, kidney, or thyroid conditions.

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