851 million women...
worldwide use of hormonal contraception, with nearly 60% using it for non-contraceptive benefits, such as menstrual relief or managing conditions like endometriosis and PMOS
Hormonal birth control is effective at masking underlying health issues and very often causes issues that weren’t present before you started taking it, you’re not alone in this and yes you can heal.
This is a complete, evidence-based course guiding you through what to test, how to eat, supplement, move, and heal after hormonal birth control, all tailored to your unique symptoms and journey.
Hormonal birth control is effective at masking underlying health issues — and often creates new ones that weren’t there before.
You’re not alone in this, and yes, you can heal.
What we cover
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The introduction to your anatomy & physiology that you should have been taught years ago. Lets take a look at our body, how our endocrine system functions and a close look at our main sex hormones and their vital function in the body.
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Lets take a deep dive into hormonal birth control, looking to the past will help us figure out our future. We will be taught comprehensively about the pills dark history, how it functions in the body, the different types of birth control and their risks.
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It isn’t a second puberty; its Post Birth Control Syndrome and this is what you can do about it. In this lesson we will learn about what PBCS is, the common symptoms and how you can get on top of this syndrome and alleviate symptoms quickly.
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The fifth vital sign is your menstruation. This class will cover all things menstruation, period. So you understand what a normal healthy cycle is, what it isn’t and how to decode your bodies communication for optimal hormonal health.
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Our liver is a vital aspect of hormone digestion & detoxification.
If your liver isn't working properly, excess estrogen can build up. Factors like insufficient digestive enzymes, an imbalance of harmful gut bacteria (dysbiosis), low magnesium levels, and inadequate fiber intake can all hinder your liver's ability to eliminate this excess estrogen.
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You’ve heard of ‘the gut’ but how much do you know about its impacts on our endocrine health Together lets learn about our gorgeous gut, how HBC can impact our gut health, what to look out for and how to start making active steps towards healing.
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A lesser known endocrine organ which has an intricate relationship with our reproductive organs & hormones. The thyroid hormone releases hormones that set the metabolic pace of our entire body. Its effectiveness can be impacted by HBC, lets find out how, what to look out for and how to heal.
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Adrenal glands, also known as suprarenal glands, are small, triangular-shaped glands located on top of both kidneys. Adrenal glands produce hormones that help regulate your metabolism, immune system, blood pressure, response to stress and other essential functions.
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Our skin is the largest organ in our body, and tells us a lot about our current hormonal health. In this class we cover how our reproductive hormones impact our skin. We cover acne, how hormonal birth control can improve our skins health, and the ways it can negatively impact it too.
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Hormonal birth control is known to impact both our metabolism and cardiovascular system. In this lesson we will learn how our body metabolizes energy alongside the fed and fasted states and how hormonal birth control impacts our metabolic systems. We will also learn about hormonal birth control increases the risk of cardiovascular health events such as blood clots & strokes
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Since women have started taking hormonal contraceptives, there have been complaints of tanking libido. In this lesson you will learn about how HBC impacts our nervous and endocrine systems and how it can negatively impact libido, and what you can do about it so you can start enjoying the massive capacity your body has for pleasure.
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You have heard of the gut microbiome, but did you know your vagina also has its own unique microbiome? Unlike the gut microbiome, the vaginal microbiome is not composed of a diverse range of micro-organisms. It is dominated by one; Lactobacillus. In this lesson you will learn about optimal vaginal microbiome health and what to do when things go array.
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Poly Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome impacts millions of women worldwide. It impacts your cycles, stops ovulation from taking place and can cause some unwanted symptoms such as baldness, male pattern hair growth, acne and the inability to loose weight effectively. This metabolic syndrome impacts the reproductive system, not the other way around.
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Endometriosis is a condition in which cells similar to the lining of the uterus, or endometrium, grow outside the uterus.
Hormonal contraceptives don’t actually treat the disease. Instead, they mask symptoms notably, extreme pain and excessive menstrual bleeding, until the woman decides to stop taking HBC. Once they do, their symptoms almost always come roaring back.
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Cancer, its the word most women are afraid and alienated by. This lesson will demystify and educate you to prevent its occurrence in your life. In this lesson we will look at the five cancers most common in women, their predispositions and how hormonal birth control impacts the interplay in its manifestations in the body.
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Tracking your cycle is one of the most helpful things you can do as a woman. Learning to track your cycle gives you important information about your health, as your biomarkers represent hormonal shifts throughout your hormonal cycle. Tracking your cycle also starts to lay the foundations for learning Fertility Awareness Method although this is not a lesson on how to use FAM to avoid pregnancy.
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Hormonal birth control is often said to have no impact on fertility, with some claims of increased fertility right after stopping it.
However, it can cause inflammation, deplete key nutrients, disrupt brain-to-ovary communication, and even shrink the ovaries by halting ovulation. These effects suggest that hormonal birth control may influence fertility, making it important to focus on restoring hormonal balance after discontinuing use.
A little taster of what's inside
A Deeper Understanding of Your Body
A self-paced exploration of your body’s vital organs and systems.
This course offers in-depth lessons on hormone screening, personalised lab recommendations, and tailored nutrition and supplementation guidance to support your healing after hormonal birth control.
You’ll also be guided through additional resources, including podcasts and books, to deepen your understanding.
Reset Your Rhythm
Reset Your Rhythm is a self-paced course designed to support women after hormonal birth control, helping you better understand your body, your symptoms, your cycle and your hormones.
Across 18 in-depth lessons, you’ll explore how hormonal birth control can impact key body systems, including the endocrine system, gut, liver, thyroid, adrenals, skin, metabolism, mental health, libido, fertility and more. You’ll learn what signs to look for, what lab work may be helpful, and how nutrition, herbs, supplementation, movement and lifestyle practices can support your body as you rebuild hormonal balance.
This course is for the woman who is ready to stop guessing, start understanding what her body is communicating, and take a more informed, holistic approach to healing after hormonal birth control.
General FAQ
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Yes, many students start the course while still on HBC, and that's completely fine. Learning about what's happening in your body before you stop can make the transition easier and less overwhelming. By the end of the course, you'll know what to expect, what to test, and how to support your body when you're ready to make the change.
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No, and we would never want it to be. Reset Your Rhythm is here to educate and empower you, not to replace your healthcare team. We encourage you to build a strong, supportive health team alongside this course, whether that's a GP, gynaecologist, naturopath, or dietitian. The course will help you go into those appointments better informed, knowing which questions to ask and which labs to request, so you can get more out of every consultation.
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Googling symptoms often leads to confusing and conflicting advice, worst-case scenarios, and little clarity. Reset Your Rhythm is structured, science-backed, and designed specifically for the post-HBC experience. You'll go through 18 lessons that connect your symptoms to the underlying physiology, learn which lab work is actually relevant to you, and get personalised nutrition and supplement guidance. Everything is in one place and presented in a logical, sensible order.
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Not at all. The course begins with the basics of anatomy and physiology, so whether you're new to hormonal health or have already done some research, you'll find it easy to follow and genuinely helpful. The content is based on clinical knowledge but explained in plain language.
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You can enrol and start right away. There's no need to wait for a group or a set start date. After you purchase, you'll get login details to create your personal account, where all 18 lessons, resources, book recommendations, and documentaries are available in one place. Your account is yours to use whenever you need, and your access never expires.
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The course works on any device, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and phones. You can learn from your couch, during a lunch break, or wherever is convenient for you. As long as you have your login details, you can access your course anywhere.
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Each video lesson is 25-60 minutes long, so they're detailed and thorough, not just quick overviews. You can go through them at your own pace, revisit sections as needed, and pick up right where you left off. There's no pressure to finish the course within a certain time.
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In addition to the 18 video lessons, you'll get book recommendations and documentaries chosen to help you learn even more. Everything is selected to support what you're learning and give you a complete view of hormonal health, not just one perspective. All of this is ready for you in your account as soon as you enrol.
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Absolutely. The effects of HBC can last for years, and many women don't realise their current symptoms, like irregular cycles, low libido, skin issues, or mood changes, are linked to their history of hormonal contraception. If you've felt off since stopping birth control and never found a clear answer, this course is for you.
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Yes. The course covers hormonal contraception in all its forms, not just the pill. Whether you used a hormonal IUD, implant, injection, or combined pill, the information in Reset Your Rhythm is relevant to your experience.
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Yes. The course is based on peer-reviewed research in endocrinology, nutritional biochemistry, gut health, and women's health. This is not just wellness trend content; it's clinically grounded education that takes your symptoms seriously and gives you real answers.
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The course explains supplementation in detail, but nothing is prescribed or required. You'll learn why some nutrients can become depleted with HBC use, how to find out if that's true for you through specific lab work, and how to address deficiencies with food first whenever possible. Any supplements discussed are always considered in light of your own symptoms and results.
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Hormonal recovery is different for everyone. Some women notice changes within weeks, while others take several months. Reset Your Rhythm gives you a framework to understand your own timeline, based on your symptoms, lab results, and body, instead of offering a generic promise.
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No. The course is educational and meant to work with your current healthcare, not to require a doctor's visit before starting. As you go through the content, you may want to get certain labs done and have informed conversations with your healthcare providers. The course helps you prepare for that.
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No. Reset Your Rhythm is a personal education resource made for individuals working on their own hormonal health. It is not designed, licensed, or suitable for use as a clinical or professional educational resource, and should not be used to inform, guide, or support work with clients. The course content is intended solely for the personal use of the enrolled individual.