Menopause - not the end!

The menopause is a brand new phase in a woman's life. Why not learn to embrace it, and turn everything to your advantage.

What Non hormonal treatments are available to treat menopause

Lots of women will turn to hrt or hormone replacement therapy as a way of coping and removing difficult menopause symptoms that are hard to deal with. With many symptoms like hot flushes, night sweats, weight gain and many more symptoms menopause...

Menopause: Complementary and Alternative Therapies

Conventional medicine rests on one firm foundation: Evidence. If you remove evidence, the whole edifice will crumble and cease to exist. Any therapeutic measure, be it a medicine or surgical procedure has to have solid reproducible evidence that it...

Mothers "Milk"or Purely Profit

I have been through the menopause and used herbal remedies, because I had heard about what I have now researched and written about. I hope this once again highlights the unnecessary use of these dignified and sensitive animals.

Treating Menopause Symptoms With Diet

Research has found that women in some countries suffer few or no symptoms during menopause. The reason? Diet. Some foods encourage healthy hormone growth while others cause an imbalance giving you hot flashes and mood swings.

Hormone Replacement Therapy and Aging

As we age, our bodies lose their ability to produce and maintain normal levels of hormones. This results in the tell-tale signs of aging that we all have come to recognize as an inevitable part of life. Are these processes really unavoidable or...

Check On Alternative Methods When Surviving Menopause And Weight Symptoms.

I had just reached 40 when I started to experience spotting when I had my periods. The first time I was referred to my Gynecologist, I was detected with endometriosis that had spread and also multiple fibroids. I was also at the risk of getting...

Bioidentical Hormones: Facts and hype

Menopause And Weight, It's Yours To Control Your Hormones

Should Hispania Racing Team (HRT) cut its' losses and quit?

HRT has proven to be the punching bag of the F1 grid since their arrival in 2010. With little signs of progress, should they even bother continuing?