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03/07/2026

On March 28th, Rachel Bowers is sitting down with 15 women at Halcyon Health for a real conversation about women’s health history—hormones, energy, perimenopause, and what it actually looks like to take your health personally.
No scripts. No sales pitch. Just an hour that might change the way you think about what’s possible.
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03/04/2026

A friend told me her doctor warned her that if her testosterone went above 200 she’d grow facial hair and get a deep voice.

That’s a common myth.

Here’s the reality: my testosterone level is over 800… and I’m not growing a beard or sounding like Barry White.

Hormones don’t work that simply. As we age, our hormone receptors don’t respond the same way they did in our 20s. A testosterone level of 200 in a 20-year-old can feel very different than that same number in a woman in her 40s or 50s.
Numbers alone don’t tell the whole story.

And remember, “normal” lab ranges are based on averages from a population that is often tired, inflamed, metabolically unhealthy, and not feeling their best. Sometimes pushing beyond those arbitrary limits is exactly what helps someone feel and live their best.

Even though it’s not Monday we couldn’t wait to share this gem with you! Stay tuned for more Hormone Myth Mondays where we will breakdown common hormone myths!!

In 1977, the FDA barred women of childbearing potential from most early-phase clinical trials. While the intent was to m...
03/03/2026

In 1977, the FDA barred women of childbearing potential from most early-phase clinical trials. While the intent was to minimize risks to potential pregnancies, but the consequence was sweeping: women were excluded from research that would go on to define how diseases are diagnosed, how symptoms are interpreted, and how treatments are prescribed.

A 2022 systematic review in Women’s Health Reports confirmed what many clinicians now recognize — studies historically excluded female subjects, both human and animal, and treated male biology as the standard (Merone et al., 2022). This is the foundation our medical system was built on. Understanding this history not only explains the gaps in women’s healthcare, but also highlights why women today must ask more critical questions about their care—especially when it comes to hormonal health, cardiovascular risk, and life stages that were barely studied until recently.

For too long, women have been told to push through the fatigue, the brain fog, the “it’s just stress.” March is Women’s ...
02/25/2026

For too long, women have been told to push through the fatigue, the brain fog, the “it’s just stress.” March is Women’s History Month, and we think the most radical thing a woman can do right now is stop accepting “normal” as an answer.

Join Rachel Bowers at Halcyon for an honest, no-BS conversation about what’s actually happening in your body—hormones, energy, perimenopause, longevity, and what it looks like to stop Googling symptoms at 2am and start getting real answers.

Saturday, March 28th-10am
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Space is limited to 15!

02/22/2026

Supplements play a key role in a comprehensive wellness plan. Choosing the right supplements will enhance your exercise routine, improve your diet, and support hormone replacement therapy.

Practitioners who consider hormones, metabolism, lifestyle, and long-term changes can focus on prevention—not just react...
02/14/2026

Practitioners who consider hormones, metabolism, lifestyle, and long-term changes can focus on prevention—not just reaction.

Cholesterol is only one data point in a large and complex system. Heart health is more complex, more personal, and more ...
02/04/2026

Cholesterol is only one data point in a large and complex system. Heart health is more complex, more personal, and more connected than most screenings allow.

Patients should feel empowered and have the space to be curious about their healthcare. Providers should welcome these q...
12/23/2025

Patients should feel empowered and have the space to be curious about their healthcare. Providers should welcome these questions and explore the possibilities with their patients.

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