Womb Wellness Workshop : What Every Woman Needs to Know About Hormone Balance
If you missed it...Come join us for an event all about keeping your hormones in check! Are you a woman struggling with hormonal imbalances, fibroids, PCOS, endometriosis, or PMS? Or are you a woman looking to optimize your hormonal health at any stage? It’s time to cut through the myths and uncover the truth about your hormones! In this transformative workshop, we’ll break down what hormones are, how endocrine disruptors secretly impact your health, and the real signs of imbalance that most women overlook. You’ll leave knowing whether or not you are hormonally imbalanced, and learn why a holistic approach is the only way to achieve lasting results and how to start your healing journey. Plus, we’ll share powerful client testimonials that prove it’s possible to reclaim your health naturally. Don’t miss this chance to take control of your womb wellness—your body will thank you. This is an amazing opportunity to empower yourself with knowledge and connect with other like-minded women. See you there!
Featured Speaker Bio:
Esosa Edosomwan, MS, CNS, BCC, LDN is a Certified Nutrition Specialist, Board Certified Coach, and the founder behind two groundbreaking women's health ventures. With 16+ years in holistic wellness and 7+ years of clinical practice, she has guided hundreds of women in reversing symptoms of PCOS, endometriosis, and fibroids, overcoming fertility challenges, healing hormonal acne, and reclaiming their health through a root-cause approach. Esosa is now bringing that clinical expertise into the future.
She is the Founder & CEO of UMI, a digital health platform revolutionizing hormonal healthcare through AI-enabled, personalized wellness — making the kind of root-cause care that once required a high-end practitioner accessible to every woman. (Ask your hormonal health questions for free at askumi.com)
A Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses alumna, Esosa has been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, CEO Weekly, Thrive Global, Vogue, The New York Times, Glamour, Elle, Ebony, and Black Enterprise, and was associate producer and lead actress in the viral series "An African City."