Natural Weight Management

Inadequate weight can have various causes, from poor nutrition and lack of exercise to illness and psychological or emotional issues. Regardless of the cause, improper weight is always linked to chemical processes in the body that are not functioning as they should.

The three key hormones responsible for body weight are serotonin, dopamine, and noradrenaline. When these hormones are out of balance, it can lead to excess or insufficient weight.

• Serotonin imbalance typically results in uncontrolled or compulsive eating (which can lead to bulimia), night eating, and cravings for sugary foods (like chocolate or cakes). This imbalance also manifests as mood swings, depression, and obsessive-compulsive behavior, where unstable emotions are suppressed with food, creating a vicious cycle.

• Noradrenaline imbalance is associated with increased stress, fear, anger, and aggression, often leading to food refusal and anorexia. The root cause is often deeply psychological, connected to the individual’s relationship with their mother, where their eating habits reflect how they were fed as a child.

• Dopamine imbalance leads to increased appetite due to the satisfaction that food provides. It can also disrupt the autonomic nervous system, causing muscle contractions, spasms, tremors, and uncontrolled movements.

Hormonal imbalances, especially during sensitive life stages like puberty, premenopause, or menopause, can contribute significantly to weight gain.

In addition to affecting emotions and causing emotional hunger, hormonal imbalances also influence water retention in the body. This is why people, especially women going through premenopause or menopause, may gain weight even when eating very little.

Fortunately, you can address these chemical imbalances in a completely natural and painless way. This process is designed to regulate the hormones that are at the root of your weight challenges.

Depending on the specific issues you’re facing—whether it’s compulsive eating, excessive appetite, food refusal, or hormonal imbalance due to menopause—a tailored treatment is provided to target the root cause and help restore balance in your body.