Hormonal health defines the way a woman feels and how she influences those around her. Most of my clients and those that visit health food stores are women. Women are an integral part of society and the family. They are the root and base of the family. Children recognize the old euphemism, “If mama don’t feel good, ain’t nobody in the family gonna feel good.” Society doesn’t always value the notion. Medicine recognizes that hormonal imbalances cause physical problems such as excessive bleeding, menstrual cramping, breast tenderness, bloating and more. Emotional symptoms, however, including anger, irritability, anxiety, depression, memory problems, concentration problems, crying, libido and sleep problems, are not considered…