Why Don’t I Feel Like Myself Anymore?

Understanding the hormonal and physiological changes that can begin after 35

You may be sleeping differently, gaining weight in new places, feeling less resilient or more irritable, or simply wondering why your body suddenly feels unfamiliar.

The instinct is to blame stress, aging or a lack of discipline. But there may be real physiological changes happening underneath.

Oct 7, 2026 at 12pm ET 45 minutes Live Q&A Recording included
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Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 12pm ET · Free · 45 minutes

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In this session

What we’ll cover

Bring your questions. The Q&A is the point, not an afterthought.

What actually starts changing, and when

The hormonal shifts that can begin in your late 30s, years before anyone uses the word menopause, and why the timeline surprises almost everyone.

Why perimenopause is so hard to recognize

It rarely announces itself. We walk through how it actually presents, and why it gets mistaken for stress, burnout or aging.

Estrogen, progesterone and testosterone

What each one does, what happens as they shift, and how that shows up in mood, sleep, energy, libido and where your body stores weight.

Why not everything is hormones

Thyroid, iron, sleep debt and stress produce overlapping symptoms. Blaming hormones for all of it leads to the wrong fix.

What testing can and cannot tell you

Which labs are worth running, which are close to useless in perimenopause, and why a single blood draw can mislead you.

When to manage it yourself, and when to get help

An honest line between what responds to changes you can make, and what genuinely warrants a clinician.

How to stop chasing symptoms one at a time

The shift from treating eight separate problems to understanding one system, which is usually where the frustration ends.

The goal

To help you understand what may be changing, so you can make better decisions instead of assuming you simply need to push harder.

Who you’ll hear from

Lona Alia

Lona Alia

Co-founder, PureMuze

Host and moderator
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Expert panelists

Being confirmed now. We name every panelist with their credentials before the event, and we do not use actors, influencers presented as clinicians, or AI personas.

Common questions

Yes, completely. There is no charge to attend, no card required, and nothing is sold during the session.
This session is Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 12pm ET and runs about 45 minutes including live Q&A.
Register anyway. We email the recording to everyone who signs up, and it is published free on this page afterwards with a full transcript.
No. The series is open to anyone and most people who attend are not patients. It is education, not an intake.
No. These sessions are general health education and attending does not create a clinician-patient relationship. Nothing presented is a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation for you specifically. Speak with your own clinician about your circumstances.
No. There is no pitch in the session. If PureMuze care happens to be a fit for you, the site is here, but that is your call to make afterwards and it is not the point of the session.
Yes, and that is the most useful part. The Q&A is live and unscripted.

This session is general health education, not medical advice, and attending does not create a clinician-patient relationship. Nothing said is a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation for you specifically. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. Speak with your own clinician about your circumstances.