It’s not all hot flushes and emotional rollercoasters, now your hormones might have had an impact on your chosen career too.
There are increased health risks for both men and women as they are exposed to excess oestrogen.
Muscle problems approaching menopause are often related to hormonal changes. Good hormone balance is essential to avoid chronic pain and serious injuries.
Not one of the more obvious signs of menopause, but a distressing one. If this is happening to you, here are some helpful tips.
Testosterone is often in the news, but although it can be helpful, there are many precautions associated it with. However, it can have a more subtle effect on behaviour than previously thought.
Diabetes risk can increase at menopause, and make it more difficult to manage if you are already diagnosed. Here are some helpful tips on how to reduce that risk and recognise the signs.
With lighter nights in Summer we can be disturbed by not having the right conditions for good sleep. Dr Andrew Weil suggests that light pollution may be a bigger barrier to sleep than you have imagined.
If you are feeling things are changing, but not quite sure what it is, then check if you are perimenopausal or just responding to illness, stress or lifestyle changes.
If your symptoms are returning, there are usually a couple of reasons for this, application issues are certainly one of them but so too could be overuse of soy products in your diet.
Bioidentical hormones have an important role to play in womens health and here are some of the reasons why.