EPISODE · Dec 8, 2025 · 48 MIN
Tubes Tied & Hormones Crashed: Pellets, Progesterone, Weight Gain & Early HRT with Dr. Betty Murray
from The Midlife Realignment: Menopause, Hormones, HRT, Perimenopause, Weight Gain,Progesterone, Estrogen · host Esther Blum
After a routine tubal ligation, Dr. Betty Murray’s hormones spiraled — heavy 21-day cycles, hair loss, estrogen dominance, sleep disruption, and rapid weight gain after testosterone pellets. In this episode, she explains how altered ovarian blood flow post-surgery can trigger early perimenopause and why women are so often dismissed when symptoms begin.Dr. Betty also breaks down the case for early HRT, why progesterone alone isn’t enough for many women, and how airway issues (even without snoring) can worsen cortisol, sleep, and weight.About Dr. BettyDr. Betty Murray is a functional medicine practitioner, PhD, hormone researcher, and host of Menopause Mastery. She founded Minerva (gethormonesnow.com), a national telemedicine platform focused on individualized hormone replacement for women in perimenopause and beyond.What You’ll LearnTubal ligation + ovarian signaling changesWhy pellets can trigger weight gainWhen estrogen helps even if you’re estrogen dominantOxygen, airway, and sleep in perimenopauseEarly HRT as protection, not riskConnect with Dr. BettyWebsite: drbettymurray.comTelemedicine HRT: gethormonesnow.comPodcast: Menopause MasteryConnect with EstherWebsite: estherblum.comInstagram: @gorgeousestherResources & LinksJoin the Midlife Realignment community: estherblum.com/communityLearn more about Esther’s program: Make Menopause Your B*tch™ Elite estherblum.com/eliteSubscribe & ConnectIf you loved this episode, subscribe to The Midlife Realignment wherever you listen to podcasts, and leave a review to help other women find this show.Connect with Esther on Instagram, LinkedIn, or at estherblum.com.
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