There’s a reason why some weeks you can crush a workout before breakfast and others, just walking to the gym feels like a marathon.
That reason? Hormonal energy shifts.
If you’re trying to optimize performance, focus, or just keep your eyes open past 2 p.m., syncing your routine with your menstrual cycle can be a game-changer.
Let’s get into real, science-backed biohacking — for women.
Your energy levels are heavily influenced by estrogen, progesterone, and body temperature — all of which fluctuate across your cycle.
Here’s how energy typically flows:
PhaseEnergy PatternWhyEarly Follicular (EF)Low-to-risingHormones at baseline. Cramping, fatigue.Mid Follicular (MF)RisingEstrogen boosts mitochondrial function + motivation.Ovulation (OV)PeakBest coordination, energy, libido. High estrogen.Mid Luteal (ML)Gradual declineProgesterone rises, slowing systems. May feel foggier.Late Luteal (LL)CrashHigher inflammation, lower serotonin, sleep disruptions.
📚 Science says:
1. Align your workouts with your cycle
2. Feed your mitochondria
3. Track your temperature + HRV
4. Adjust sleep and light exposure
5. Cut guilt, not corners
Tired isn’t weak. It’s informative. Treat it as data, not failure.
Female biohacking isn’t about discipline. It’s about precision.
There’s nothing empowering about pushing through exhaustion your hormones could’ve predicted.
The app personalizes energy recommendations daily:
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