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Menopause, perimenopause and post-menopause – A GP’s overview
From the time you start noticing changes and symptoms to beyond your last period, menopause is a time of multiple changes. Many of us feel mystified by what’s going on. So if you’re wondering ‘am I perimenopausal’ or ...
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Exercise for menopause
Exercise for menopause – how it helps and how you can get started. Jane Dowling, the inspirational trainer behind the award-winning blog Meno&Me provides the inside track on exercise for menopause. What’s most effective, why it’s so ...
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Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Guide
What is Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), and could it be for you? Our GP Shilpa McQuillan has created the really useful guide to demystify HRT: what it is, how it works, the options available, the risks, and the benefits. As
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Headaches during menopause – does diet make a difference?
What causes headaches at menopause, and how can you reduce them? Qualified nutritional therapist Rosie Letts explains what’s going on – and how it’s possible to eat your way to fewer headaches as you move through menopause. Hormonal headaches ...
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How to boost and protect your immune system during menopause
Our immune system is complex and highly responsive to everything around us, playing a crucial role in fending off viruses and bacteria. And while genetics play a part, research shows that many factors affect its optimal function, including many of
The bliss of your female friends
‘The deepest principle of human nature is the craving to be appreciated’ – William James. Don’t worry, the irony of starting a column about the bliss of female friends with a quote by a man has not been lost on
