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10/29/2026

🍒🎄 Enter the holiday season with a whole new trunk!

No, we’re not talking about your Christmas tree! 😉

We’re talking about those little red cherry spots that seem to multiply on your chest, stomach, and back!

🍒 CHERRY SPOT DAY — NOVEMBER 19! 🍒

We’re dedicating an entire day to treating those pesky cherry angiomas with laser technology.

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Because the only cherries we want on your trunk this Christmas are ornaments! 🍒🎄

A natural path to health and hormone therapy.

10/28/2026

Breast tenderness on BHRT? Don’t automatically blame progesterone. 👀

When ni**le sensitivity or breast tenderness shows up after starting or adjusting bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, estrogen and progesterone often get lumped together as the potential culprit.

But there’s another hormone we pay close attention to: estriol (E3).

Clinically, we’ve noticed that some women experience significant ni**le sensitivity or breast tenderness when estriol is introduced or increased—particularly when their breast tissue hasn’t been exposed to much estrogen for a period of time.

Estriol is often described as the “weaker” or “gentler” estrogen because it has lower estrogen-receptor potency than estradiol.

But weaker does not mean biologically inactive.

Breast tissue can still respond to estriol, and during that initial period of hormonal adjustment, symptoms may include:

• Ni**le sensitivity
• Breast fullness
• Achiness or tenderness
• A feeling that the breasts are suddenly much more “aware” of hormones

This doesn’t automatically mean something is wrong or that hormone therapy needs to be stopped. It means we look at the whole formulation—including which estrogens are being used, the dose, the route, how recently therapy was started or changed, and the patient’s individual response.

And, of course, persistent, severe, focal, or otherwise concerning breast symptoms deserve appropriate evaluation rather than simply being attributed to hormones.

BHRT is not just about the numbers on the lab report. It’s also about listening to what the patient’s body is telling us.

— The Restoration Place Clinic
Restoring health. Restoring balance. Restoring you.

10/21/2026

Why have breast cancer rates historically differed around the world?

For decades, Japanese women had lower breast cancer rates than women in the United States. Research has shown that as Japanese women and subsequent generations adopted more Western lifestyles, their risk increased.

This tells us something important: genetics alone don’t explain breast cancer risk.

Diet, body composition, hormone exposure, alcohol, physical activity, and reproductive patterns all play a role.

One area researchers continue to explore is iodine. Traditional Japanese diets contain more seafood and seaweed, which are rich in iodine. Breast tissue can take up iodine, and laboratory and animal studies suggest it may have protective effects. However, human research has not established that iodine supplementation prevents breast cancer.

The bigger picture? Breast health is about more than screening alone.

Mammograms matter, but so does understanding the nutritional, metabolic, hormonal, and lifestyle factors that influence breast health over time.

We may not be able to control every risk factor, but we can pay attention to the ones we can influence.

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”

At The Restoration Place Clinic, we believe these conversations matter—and that breast health deserves a broader, more informed approach.

The Restoration Place Clinic
A natural path to health and hormone therapy.

10/19/2026

Ever wondered why nearly 50% of women have dense breasts? Let’s talk about it.
Breast density is influenced by several factors:
1. Age and life stage — Density is more common before and during perimenopause.
2. Genetics — Breast density often runs in families.
3. Pregnancy and breastfeeding history— Reproductive history affects breast-tissue composition.
4. Hormonal exposure — Both natural hormones and menopausal hormone therapy may influence density.
5. Body composition — Leaner women often have proportionally more fibroglandular tissue and less fatty tissue.
6. How density is classified — The “heterogeneously dense” category is broad and can vary somewhat by the interpreting radiologist.
Dense breasts are common and are not automatically a sign of a hormonal problem or “too much estrogen.”However, dense tissue can make abnormalities harder to see on a mammogram and may independently increase breast-cancer risk.
Knowing your breast density helps you have a more informed conversation about whether additional screening may be appropriate for you.
—Christelle & Nancy The Restoration Place Clinic A natural path to health and hormone therapy.

10/15/2026

A few supplements we consider when talking about breast wellness 💗
Breast health is bigger than any one product or appointment. We look at recommended imaging, breast density, personal and family history, hormonal symptoms, and overall health.
Here are three supplements that sometimes come up in those conversations:
💗 Evening Primrose Oil — Pure Encapsulations A source of GLA, a fatty acid we may discuss with women experiencing cyclical breast tenderness. The research on relief of breast pain is mixed, so we individualize whether it makes sense to try.
💗 XenoStat™ — Premier Research Labs A blend of marine vegetation and botanicals, including kelp, chlorella, milk thistle, turmeric, and reishi. It provides naturally occurring iodine and is one option we consider when discussing thyroid and hormone support. Because of its iodine content, it is not the right fit for everyone.
💗 Deltanol™ — Premier Research Labs An annatto-derived source of delta- and gamma-tocotrienols, members of the vitamin E family. We use it as part of a broader conversation about antioxidant support.
Want to explore the products we trust? You do not need to be an established patient to shop through our supplement storefronts. Visit www.trpclinic.com and select Products. From there, you can shop Premier Research Labs or request access to our Fullscript dispensary.
We favor thoughtfully selected formulas and reliable sourcing and handling, so you can feel more confident about what you’re ordering.
Supplements do not replace breast imaging, evaluation of a new breast change, or an individualized care plan. They are simply one piece of a much bigger picture.
The Restoration Place Clinic A natural path to health and hormone therapy.

10/13/2026

Breast health shouldn’t begin at menopause.
For many women, hormonal changes start years earlier.
Perimenopause often begins in the mid-40s, although it can start earlier, and one of the first changes can be less consistent ovulation. (The Menopause Society⁠)
And when ovulation becomes less predictable, progesterone can become less predictable too.
Meanwhile, estrogen doesn’t necessarily just quietly decline.
It can fluctuate — sometimes dramatically.
That can create what many women describe as estrogen dominance: not necessarily “too much estrogen,” but rather too little progesterone relative to the estrogen that is still present.
Why does that matter?
Because breast tissue is hormone-responsive.
This is why we believe the years before menopause are an important time to start thinking about:
💗 Progesterone deficiency 💗 Estrogen balance 💗 Breast density 💗 Metabolic health and insulin resistance 💗 Alcohol intake 💗 Body composition 💗 Family and personal history 💗 Appropriate breast screening
The goal is not to fear estrogen.
Estrogen is essential for bone, brain, vaginal, urinary and overall health.
The goal is to recognize when the hormonal relationship has become unbalanced and address symptoms and risk factors thoughtfully.
Progesterone matters too.
Progesterone is produced after ovulation, and when ovulation becomes less frequent during the menopause transition, progesterone exposure can decline. (The Menopause Society⁠)
That is why we don’t believe women should wait until their periods completely stop before they start paying attention to their hormonal health.
The foundation for healthy menopause is often built during perimenopause.
Support your bones. Protect your metabolic health. Pay attention to your breasts. Understand estrogen and progesterone.
Because healthy aging starts long before your last period. 🎀
The Restoration Place Clinic, a natural path to health and hormone therapy.

10/09/2026

Estrogen is information.
Hormones are chemical messengers, carrying instructions to tissues throughout the body. Breast tissue is especially responsive to these signals.
Estrogen provides an important growth signal. It can encourage breast cells to become more active, grow, and enter the cellular cycle. That’s normal physiology. Estrogen is not the enemy.
But growth signals also need regulation.
That’s where progesterone becomes especially interesting.
We often describe progesterone as helping to calm and regulate breast tissue. Human breast-tissue research has shown that while estrogen can increase breast-cell proliferation, progesterone can help reduce that estrogen-driven activity under certain conditions.
Think of it this way:
Estrogen: “Grow. Be active. Turn over.”
Progesterone: “Slow down. Differentiate. Regulate.”
This does not mean progesterone has been proven to prevent breast cancer—it hasn’t.
But it does remind us that estrogen and progesterone have different roles in breast tissue, and conversations about hormones and breast health deserve more nuance.
The type of hormone matters.
The dose matters.
The timing matters.
The tissue environment matters.
And the relationship between hormones matters.
We don’t want women to fear their hormones.
We want women to understand them.
Because understanding the messages our bodies are receiving is an important part of the breast-health conversation.
The Restoration Place Clinic
A natural path to health and hormone therapy.

10/08/2026

If you’ve had breast cancer, can we still talk about hormones?
We think the answer is yes—but carefully and individually.
Hormone therapy isn’t right for every breast cancer survivor, and breast cancer risk should never be minimized.
But survivorship is about more than simply surviving.
Today, the conversation can be more nuanced. We have to consider:
• What type of breast cancer did she have? • Was it hormone-receptor positive or negative? • What treatments has she received? • What is her individual risk of recurrence? • What symptoms is she experiencing? • What are the long-term consequences of profound hormone deficiency?
Sometimes the safest choice may still be no systemic hormone therapy.
In other situations, individualized options may be worth discussing—including, in certain cases, progesterone without estrogen.
The goal isn’t to minimize breast cancer risk. It’s to look at the whole woman—her cancer history, bone health, strength, sexual health, quality of life, long-term health, and personal priorities.
Women deserve to understand what we know, what we don’t know, and where uncertainty remains.
Because informed consent isn’t about making the decision for her.
It’s about giving her the information she needs to participate meaningfully in decisions about her own body and future.
Breast cancer matters.
And so does the health of the woman who survives it.
The Restoration Place Clinic A natural path to health and hormone therapy.
❤️

10/05/2026

✨ LASER SEASON IS HERE! ✨
Smooth skin, refreshed skin, and a little extra confidence—just in time for the holiday season. 🤍
At The Restoration Place Clinic, we’re offering straightforward, per-session pricing on our most requested laser treatments, with no package purchase required.
✨ Laser Hair Reduction ✨ Skin Rejuvenation & Collagen Support ✨ Hyperpigmentation Treatments 
Whether you’re looking to reduce unwanted hair, refresh your skin, or address sun spots and pigmentation, we’ll help determine which treatment is right for you.
Appointments are available by request and treatment suitability will be assessed before treatment.
📅 Ready to book your Laser Season appointment? 📞 Contact The Restoration Place Clinic or visit trpclinic.com
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10/05/2026

What if you don’t want a mammogram?
There are women who have made a very intentional decision that they do not want breast compression or radiation.
Maybe you’ve had a painful experience.
Maybe you have breast implants and are uncomfortable with compression.
Maybe you’re concerned about repeated radiation exposure.
Or maybe you simply prefer a more hands-off approach to screening.
Whatever the reason, we would much rather have a conversation about other ways to evaluate your breasts than have you avoid breast screening altogether.
So what are some of the options?

🩷 Breast Ultrasound
Ultrasound uses sound waves — no radiation and no breast compression.
It can be especially helpful in dense breast tissue and may identify abnormalities that are more difficult to see on mammography.

💗 Breast MRI
MRI uses no ionizing radiation and does not require mammographic compression.
It is highly sensitive and can be especially valuable for women at increased breast cancer risk. It typically does require IV contrast and takes more time than ultrasound.

QT Imaging / Breast Acoustic CT
This is one of the newer technologies we’re watching closely.
QT Imaging uses sound waves to create a true 3D image of the breast without radiation, compression, or contrast.
It is also AI-enhanced. Its software can analyze the 3D images to help characterize breast tissue, quantify breast density, and evaluate different tissue types and masses.
Another particularly interesting feature is its ability to visualize very small calcifications and microcalcifications — an area that has traditionally been an important strength of mammography. QT Imaging is also continuing to develop AI tools specifically aimed at improving calcium detection and characterization.
For a woman who has already decided she does not want mammographic compression or radiation, this is exactly the kind of emerging technology worth knowing exists.
QT Imaging is FDA-cleared for breast imaging and quantitative breast-density assessment, although its current clearance is for supplemental imaging rather than as a replacement for screening mammography. Availability is also still limited.

Thermography
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