Prof. Evelyn

Prof. Evelyn A medical organization focused on evidence-based care for preventing and treating lymphatic disorders and edema.

Endocrinologist | Member of the Society for Endocrinology UK | Focused on hormonal balance, fluid regulation, and patient-centered care

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🌿 Soursop and Lymphatic Health: Insights from Current Scientific LiteratureIndividuals experiencing swelling, fluid rete...
25/06/2025

🌿 Soursop and Lymphatic Health: Insights from Current Scientific Literature
Individuals experiencing swelling, fluid retention, or tissue puffiness—particularly during periods of hormonal fluctuation—may find emerging research on Annona muricata (commonly known as soursop) noteworthy.

This tropical fruit is not merely a nutritional staple; it possesses bioactive compounds, such as flavonoids and acetogenins, that exhibit anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and immunomodulatory properties. These actions contribute to enhanced lymphatic function and improved vascular tone, both of which are critical for maintaining fluid homeostasis, especially in hormone-sensitive states.

📚 Key findings from recent studies include:
• Attenuation of edema via reduction of inflammatory mediators
• Promotion of lymphatic circulation and vascular resilience
• Protection of tissues against oxidative stress associated with hormonal fluctuations
• Natural regulation of immune and fluid dynamics
• Reinforcement of endothelial integrity to reduce abnormal fluid accumulation

📌 For individuals affected by hormonally driven swelling or compromised circulation, this area of research offers a promising avenue for integrative approaches to wellness.
👩‍⚕️ Consider sharing this with those interested in the interplay between hormonal health and the lymphatic system, or contribute to the discussion with your insights and questions.

25/06/2025

🌸 Female-Specific Endocrine Issues
Have you noticed your skin acting differently around your period, during pregnancy, or as you approach menopause?
Hormonal fluctuations at key life stages—such as menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause—can have a noticeable impact on your skin. These shifts may cause dryness, itching, sensitivity, or flare-ups of conditions like acne, psoriasis, or hidradenitis suppurativa.
Disorders like polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS) and menopause-related estrogen decline can also trigger skin changes by disrupting oil production, immune response, and hydration levels. Understanding how hormones influence skin behavior helps us create more personalized and targeted care.
🩺 If you’ve observed skin changes linked to hormonal shifts, feel free to share your experience or leave a question below.
👩‍⚕️ Tag someone who might benefit from learning about this connection.
📌 Stay tuned for an infographic on how hormones affect the skin at each stage of life.

🌿 Black Cumin Seed Oil: A Natural Ally for Sensitive SkinIf your skin often feels dry, red, or reactive, black cumin see...
23/06/2025

🌿 Black Cumin Seed Oil: A Natural Ally for Sensitive Skin
If your skin often feels dry, red, or reactive, black cumin seed oil might be what you're missing. Packed with thymoquinone, this oil offers powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support to calm irritation and strengthen the skin barrier.
📚 Here’s what makes it stand out:
• Soothes irritation and visibly reduces redness
• Supports barrier repair for stronger, healthier skin
• Boosts hydration and locks in moisture
• Helps even out skin tone and fade post-irritation marks
• Gentle enough for daily use on sensitive or problem areas
📌 Curious if it’s right for your skin type? Drop a question below.
👩‍⚕️ Tag someone who could use a gentle boost to their skincare routine.

🌿 GLP-1 & GIP Hormone Pathways: What Science Tells UsStruggling with weight gain, cravings, or blood sugar swings—especi...
23/06/2025

🌿 GLP-1 & GIP Hormone Pathways: What Science Tells Us
Struggling with weight gain, cravings, or blood sugar swings—especially when hormones are out of balance?
GLP-1 receptor agonists like semaglutide and liraglutide go beyond blood sugar control. These medications enhance insulin secretion, slow down stomach emptying, reduce glucagon levels, and increase feelings of fullness—making them powerful tools for weight and glucose management. Tirzepatide, a next-generation dual GLP-1/GIP receptor agonist, further amplifies these effects by also activating GIP receptors, leading to even greater improvements in insulin sensitivity and blood glucose control.
📚 Here’s what clinical research highlights:
• Enhances insulin production for more stable blood sugar
• Reduces glucagon to prevent unnecessary glucose release
• Slows gastric emptying, helping control appetite and food intake
• Boosts satiety and supports sustainable weight loss
• Dual agonists like tirzepatide offer deeper glucose and weight benefits
📌 Curious about how these hormones relate to your weight, energy, or appetite? Drop a question below.
👩‍⚕️ Tag someone who’s exploring hormone-based weight or diabetes treatments.

How Hormone Imbalances Affect Weight Loss
16/06/2025

How Hormone Imbalances Affect Weight Loss

Losing weight can be frustrating. Especially when your efforts to diet and exercise don’t show up on the scale. If you feel like the pounds aren’t coming

How Hormones Affect Your Weight and Life
16/06/2025

How Hormones Affect Your Weight and Life

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29/07/2022

Elegance is the only beauty that never fades. 💖✨

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