Women鈥檚 health is shaped by the intricate interplay between hormones, metabolism, sleep, and the immune system. Research shows that conditions such as PCOS, PMS, endometriosis, infertility, and menopausal symptoms often reflect deeper imbalances - including insulin resistance, chronic inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, disrupted sleep, and chronic stress. These factors disrupt the delicate hormonal rhythms that govern energy, mood, weight balance, fertility, and long-term wellbeing.
By the time symptoms such as painful cycles, irregular periods, mood changes, or menopausal transitions appear, these underlying disturbances may have been developing for years. The severity of symptoms is often amplified by stress and inadequate rest - and the same areas, when restored, hold the key to recovery.
The Sehha method integrates the best of modern science with the guidance of the Sunnah. This includes stabilising blood sugar, repairing the gut barrier, supporting mitochondrial function, improving sleep quality, and reducing stress, alongside principles of moderation, mindful eating, balance, and movement. With niyyah to honour health as an amaanah, women can restore resilience, protect fertility, ease transitions such as menopause, and reclaim vitality across every stage of life, Insha鈥橝llah.
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