
Brain Health
Brain Fog in Midlife: Why It Happens and When to Worry
Word-finding trouble and slower recall are documented features of the menopause transition. For most women they are temporary.
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Perimenopause can feel a little confusing. One month your cycle feels normal. The next month, your sleep is disrupted, your mood feels different, and you suddenly find yourself wondering, “Is this just stress, or...
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Brain Health
Word-finding trouble and slower recall are documented features of the menopause transition. For most women they are temporary.

Hormones
Stiff hands in the morning and aching shoulders are far more common in the menopause transition than most women are told.

Hormones
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Metabolism
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Heart Health
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Bone Health
Women can lose up to twenty percent of bone density in the years around menopause. Most of it happens silently.

Anti-Aging
The interventions with real evidence behind them are less exciting and far more effective than the ones being sold.

Immune Support
Immune function changes measurably with age and with menopause. Most of what strengthens it is unglamorous and free.

Heart Health
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in women, and risk changes measurably during the menopause transition.

Chronic Fatigue
Exhaustion that lasts months, does not lift with rest, and worsens after exertion is a different problem from ordinary midlife tiredness.

Hormones
Changes in desire and comfort during midlife have specific, treatable causes. Most women are never asked about them.

Hair
Hair changes in midlife have several possible causes, and the treatable ones are frequently missed.