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Sydney Sajadi Launches Sanadi Life Wellness Brand After 2024 Hysterectomy
Sydney Sajadi, 46, founded Sanadi Life in Toronto following a 2024 health crisis involving uterine fibroids and a hysterectomy. The brand assists women with recovery, hormonal changes, and health. Sajadi previously co-owned a real estate lending firm in New York City.
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# Sydney Sajadi Launches Sanadi Life Wellness Brand After 2024 Hysterectomy Sydney Sajadi launched her wellness brand Sanadi Life after moving from New York City to Toronto. The brand is based in Toronto and helps women navigate recovery, hormonal changes, and overall health. Business Insider reported on Sajadi's experience leading to the launch.
Sajadi is 46 years old and the founder and CEO of Sanadi Life. She stated that Sanadi Life focuses on efficient recovery while supporting long-term vitality and aging well for high-performing women without extended downtime.
in 2024 In 2024, Sydney Sajadi suffered a health crisis related to uterine fibroids.
She had dealt with uterine fibroids as a monthly problem that landed her in bed for a whole week. In 2024, Sajadi went to the ER with a towel wrapped around her because the bleeding wouldn't stop. Sajadi was hemorrhaging and needed four blood transfusions in 2024.
She had a full hysterectomy that year. After the hysterectomy, Sajadi took three weeks of medical leave.
After three weeks of medical leave, Sydney Sajadi returned to work.
She felt completely on her own for eight months after her hysterectomy. Sajadi took action to improve her digestion, lymphatic support, circulation, and tissue repair. Sajadi had an issue with uterine fibroids prior to the 2024 crisis.
She co-owned a real estate lending firm in New York City before moving to Toronto.
Sajadi moved from New York City to Toronto following her health events.
She launched Sanadi Life to address needs she experienced personally. The brand targets support for women in recovery and health management.
