Understanding Hormones: What Every Woman Deserves to Know
Hormones shape so much more than we realize. From our mood and metabolism to our skin, sleep, energy, and even confidence—hormones are the unsung heroes (or quiet disruptors) of our...
It's easy to support your hormones in real life.
Aligning nourishment with the four phases of your menstrual cycle.
Intentional movement that lowers stress, boosts metabolism, and works with your body.
Breathwork, daily practices, and rest that calm your nervous system.
When your hormones are balanced, everything shifts — your energy, mood, skin, sleep, and confidence. Investing in yourself isn’t selfish — it’s the foundation for feeling good in your body and showing up fully in your life.
Every body is different, but many women report improvements in energy, digestion, sleep, mood, skin, and weight within weeks of following BBM consistently. This isn’t a quick fix — it’s a real shift.
Najwa Khan is a women’s health expert with a Master of Public Health from NYU and a Biology degree from Syracuse University. For over 15 years, she’s worked across breast cancer research, public health, and large-scale programs that have improved healthcare access for millions.
Najwa has battled PCOS, painful periods, and postpartum depression. After the birth of her first child, she lost her energy, her hair, and her confidence—while being told it was “just normal." When nothing worked, she created the rhythm that did.
That rhythm became the Boosa Balance Method—a science-backed, real-life approach to hormone balance rooted in both research and lived experience.
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