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CHINESE FOOD THERAPY FOR
PERIMENOPAUSE

Discover your Chinese medicine pattern and learn how to eat in a way that supports your body, your hormones, and the symptoms you’re experiencing.

Stop Guessing What to Eat in Perimenopause

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132 pages

6 Chinese medicine patterns

30 macro-balanced recipes

Price

$37

Instant PDF download • Access immediately after purchase

Eating “healthy” but still not feeling like yourself?

Perimenopause can change the way your body responds to food, stress, sleep, and exercise. And the foods that work beautifully for one woman may leave another feeling bloated, tired, cold, wired, depleted, or simply not like herself.

Chinese medicine looks at those differences through patterns.

Instead of giving every woman the same food plan, this guide helps you understand your unique pattern and shows you how to use food to better support what your body may need.

Bloating • Fatigue • Hot Flashes • Poor Sleep • Mood Changes • Weight Changes

Your Symptoms Tell a Story

Kidney Yang Deficiency
Cold • tired • sluggish

Liver Qi Stagnation
Stress • irritability • tension

Kidney Yin Deficiency
Hot flashes • night sweats • dryness

Spleen Qi Deficiency
Fatigue • bloating • poor digestion

Spleen Dampness
Heaviness • puffiness • sluggishness

Blood Deficiency
Depleted • dry • dizzy • poor sleep

Many women have more than one pattern. The included self-assessment helps you identify where to begin.

More Than A Cookbook

This is a practical guide to understanding your Chinese medicine pattern and bringing food therapy into your everyday life.

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Once you identify your pattern, you'll know which foods to prioritize, which foods may be less supportive, what to put on your grocery list, how to build your meals, and which recipes in the guide are best suited to you.

One Diet Doesn't Work for Every Woman

Someone who feels cold, exhausted, and sluggish doesn't necessarily need the same foods as someone experiencing hot flashes, night sweats, and dryness.

That's one of the things I love about Chinese food therapy—it gives us a more individualized way to think about nutrition.

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Each pattern includes foods to focus on, foods to limit, a shopping list, meal ideas, lifestyle recommendations, and recipes selected specifically for that pattern.

One Diet Doesn't Work for Every Woman

Chinese food therapy doesn't have to mean complicated ingredients or meals your family won't eat.

These recipes were created to make the principles of Chinese medicine practical, nourishing, and delicious.

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30 Recipes
Breakfasts, bowls, soups, seafood, poultry and more

Protein-Forward
Designed with modern nutrition in mind

Gluten-Free
Every recipe in the guide

Macros Included
Calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat per serving

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MEET DR. STEPHANIE

Doctor of Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine •
Acupuncture Physician • Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner

Dr. Stephanie Bartolotti is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine and Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner who has spent more than 17 years helping women understand their health through acupuncture, Chinese medicine, functional medicine, and nutrition.

She created The Perimenopause Food Therapy Guide to take the principles she uses every day in practice and make them simple enough to use in your own kitchen.

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Are You a Healthcare Practitioner?

The Perimenopause Food Therapy Guide was designed to be practical enough for patients to use at home—making it an easy resource to recommend when you want patients to better understand Chinese food therapy and begin making supportive food choices between visits.

Acupuncturists • Chinese Medicine Practitioners •

Functional Medicine Practitioners • Nutrition Professionals

Purchase a copy for yourself or share this page with patients who may benefit from the guide.

FAQ

Is this a physical book?

No. This is a digital PDF guide that you can download immediately after purchase and view on your computer, tablet, or phone.

Do I need to know Chinese medicine?

Not at all. The guide explains the Chinese medicine concepts you need to know in straightforward, everyday language.

How do I know which pattern I have?

The guide includes a self-assessment covering six common Chinese medicine patterns. Many women may identify with more than one pattern.

Are the recipes gluten-free?

Yes. All 30 recipes are gluten-free.

Are macros included?

Yes. Each recipe includes estimated calories, protein, carbohydrates, and fat per serving.

Is this a personalized treatment plan?

No. The guide is an educational resource and does not replace individualized medical care or a comprehensive Chinese medicine evaluation.

THE PERIMENOPAUSE FOOD THERAPY GUIDE

Stop Guessing. Start Eating for Your Pattern.

132 pages of practical Chinese food therapy, pattern-specific nutrition guidance, shopping lists, lifestyle recommendations, and 30 macro-balanced recipes.

Instant PDF Download • Start Reading Today

For educational purposes only. This guide is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease and does not replace individualized medical care.

Ready for personalized support?

Book an appointment to uncover the root cause of your symptoms with acupuncture, functional medicine, and personalized nutrition.

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Ready to Love Healthy Food Again?

93 gluten-free and dairy-free recipes your whole family will enjoy. Created by Dr. Stephanie Bartolotti, Allergy-Free Tastes Good to Me makes allergy-friendly cooking simple, delicious, and realistic for everyday life.

Location / Contact:
409 Montgomery Rd. suite 145
Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
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Phone: 321-972-2940

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