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Brooke Kalanick

Brooke Kalanick

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Host, Better By Dr Brooke

New York

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wellness, walkingpsychology, mental health happiness, health mindfulness

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I’ll write about almost anything.

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Total articles 13

  • How do you Know if you Have a Hormone Imbalance?

    By Brooke Kalanick| Poosh Verified While hormones normally fluctuate, such as the hormone cortisol throughout a 24-hour period and estrogen and progesterone throughout a menstrual cycle and even throughout a lifespan (think of puberty to menopause), imbalances are more unwanted changes to hormones that can create a host of symptoms. Luckily, your hormones are talking to you all day and all month via your symptoms, and with a little insight, you can get a pretty good read on how well-balanced your hormones are.

    By Brooke Kalanick · Poosh

    Oct. 05, 2022

  • 5 Reasons Walking Is Great For You

    By Brooke Kalanick| Better By Dr Brooke@ If you follow me on Instagram or have read Hangry, you know I’m a very big fan of walking. You can catch me daily in my Instastories on a #mantrawalk. My moving meditation, my time to get my head right and #bemybestfriend. You can or course listen to podcasts or music but whatever you choose, you’re gonna want to get those walks in. Five walks per week is one of the Five Habits from Hangry. It’s a powerful tool that can help heal nearly all hormonal issues.

    By Brooke Kalanick · Better By Dr Brooke

    Aug. 22, 2021

  • How do you Know if you Have a Hormone Imbalance?

    By Brooke Kalanick| Poosh Verified While hormones normally fluctuate, such as the hormone cortisol throughout a 24-hour period and estrogen and progesterone throughout a menstrual cycle and even throughout a lifespan (think of puberty to menopause), imbalances are more unwanted changes to hormones that can create a host of symptoms. Luckily, your hormones are talking to you all day and all month via your symptoms, and with a little insight, you can get a pretty good read on how well-balanced your hormones are.

    By Brooke Kalanick · Poosh

    Oct. 05, 2022

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Better By Dr Brooke

New York, United States