Brain fog at menopause is common as hormones fluctuate, but if you are worried it may be something more serious then this may help.
Patrick Holford has some advice on how to start reducing symptoms of all types of arthritis the natural way – and progesterone is a key part of that.
When trying to help hormone balance there are some simple steps that help ease the transition through menopause.
The hormonal changes that occur at menopause, including oestrogen dominance, can increase the likelihood of fibroids developing, but there are some simple steps you can take to minimise your risk.
Dealing with menopausal symptoms can be trial and error, and in addition to bioidentical natural hormones there are some traditional remedies that can also help.
Some common menopausal symptoms such as headaches or brain fog may certainly be hormonal, but could also be due to dehydration so here are 9 helpful ways to improve that.
At menopause most women struggle with sleep. Whether through hormone imbalance, night sweats or hot flushes an uninterrupted night’s sleep may seem like a lost dream.
High blood pressure is very common at menopause as weight can increase then due oestrogen dominance. If you have a sweet tooth then that might also be a contributing factor.
Sun exposure, cold temperatures, and indoor heating can all really dry your hair. So these simple tips can help keep it shiny, full and hopefully reduce hair loss too.
How you age depends on many factors, and hormone balance is a key element in that as nutritionist Patrick Holford explains.