Watch this video in a new windowThe Menopause Thyroid Solution: Overcome Me
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Drug Free Alternative for Menopause Symptom Relief
2009-06-30 21:31:00 A growing number of women are taking responsibility for their health during menopause in a DRUG FREE and NATURAL way that does not involve taking prescription drugs for something that is perfectly normal and natural in a woman?s life.LadyCare is a discreet, but powerful, non-invasive magnetic device that simply attaches to the front of your under garment. Its patented static magnetic technology is backed by an Extensive National Consumer Surveys and years of successful use by over 250,000 women across the world in countries like Great Britain, Ireland, France, Norway, Iceland, Spain, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, USA and many more. It is available in many pharmacies plus?.Harrods of London. LadyCare is believed to stimulate blood flow ? thereby improving the body's ability to self heal and restore natural hormone balance.Users of LadyCare have reported:Less hot flashesDecrease in night sweatsWeight lossReduced bloatingMore restful sleepImproved confidenceIncreased energyEn...
NKOTB ?Hangin' Tough? (From Virginity To Menopause) Polls
2009-06-01 21:43:00 If you?ve followed the Tink! blogs, you are loyal NKOTB fans, or ?Blockheads? as you affectionately like to refer to yourselves. As a writer, what I?ve found amazing is the number of fans who have waited faithfully in hibernation until the NKOTB?s return in 2008. Some of you experienced NKOTB in your teen years and have not wavered in your support during their 14 year hiatus. Many of you are now adults, and others are mothers returning with their daughters (now the same age they were when they first were introduced to NKOTB). In advance of NKOTB's Summer Tour, here are 6 quick polls that will determine some of the demographics and preferences of the NKOTB fan base. Take the ?Hangin' Tough? (From Virginity To Menopause) Polls.
Sex and the Menopause
2009-05-12 18:18:00 Referred to in hushed tones as ?the change? or dismissed as little more than a series of hot flushes, even in today?s liberal society the very word menopause is still somewhat taboo. Menopausal and post-menopausal women, their loved ones and even GPs are still reluctant to discuss the effects it can have on women?s love lives.New survey results[i] published recently in Menopause International*, however, reveal a genuine and pressing need to raise awareness of issues around the menopause and to banish misconceptions based on the cliché that women at certain stages of life would happily forsake sex for a nice cup of tea.The survey of 2,527 peri- and post-menopausal women ? conducted by the physician-led site https://mail.hostedexchange.com-/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http-://www.menopausematters.co.uk and now promoted by pure intimacy experts Yes (http://www.yestointimacy.com/)- ? showed that 84 per cent of these felt that an active sex life was important: In other words, women who are go...
Menopause Timing can Affect Parkinsons Risk
2009-04-09 22:34:00 According to the latest research, women who count more years between their first period and menopause actually have a lower risk of developing Parkinson's disease. These findings which appeared in a USA Today article by Mary Brophy Marcus, will be presented at the American Academy of Neurology's 61st annual meeting in Seattle in April. This research indicates that longer exposure to the body's own hormones may indeed help protect the brain cells which are affected by Parkinson's disease. The author of the study is Rachel Saunders-Pullman of Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Beth Israel Medical Center in New York.read more
Leading Anti-Aging Site Focuses on Menopause, Andropause and Bioidentical H
2009-03-30 19:17:00 BodyLogicMD, the leader in natural bioidentical hormone therapy unveils its newly updated and redesigned website http://www.bodylogicmd.com/. With over 150,000 monthly visitors, it is the #1 anti-aging website and the 19,000th most visited website in the world.The updated site now has more than twice the amount of information about perimenopause, menopause, post-menopause, andropause (the male menopause), adrenal fatigue, thyroid treatments and the entire medical field of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). ?Oprah?s recent show about hormone imbalance, BHRT and other treatment options created a shockwave that drove an incredible number of visitors to our site ? and the numbers keep growing,? says Jill Swartz, Vice President of Marketing for BodyLogicMD.?The Internet has become a vital tool for people to explore and research health and aging issues, as well as their options. We are dedicated to provide the most comprehensive information on bioidentical hormones, BHRT and...
Rapid menopause can increase the risk of heart disease
2009-02-06 00:30:00 A study conducted by the Los Angeles Atherosclerosis of 203 women between the ages of 45 and 60 determined that those who transitioned from being premenopausal to fully postmenopausal within three years had a greater buildup of fatty plaque in their carotid arteries. This placed them at an increased risk for a higher rate of "preclinical atherosclerosis" ? the narrowing of arteries due to thickening of their artery walls.Of the 203 women, 52 were premenopausal, 20 were perimenopausal and 131 were postmenopausal. None had prior cardiac disease. The participants were first evaluated as they entered the study, then again at two 18-month intervals. Evaluations were not made using such subjective factors as hot flashes, but rather on carotid intimal-media thickness (cIMT) measurements and objective measures of menopausal status based on hormone levels and physiologic changes."We know that more fatty plaque accumulation predicts future heart attacks and strokes, but this is our first vent...
Rapid menopause can increase the risk of heart disease
2009-02-06 00:06:00 A study conducted by the Los Angeles Atherosclerosis of 203 women between the ages of 45 and 60 determined that those who transitioned from being premenopausal to fully postmenopausal within three years had a greater buildup of fatty plaque in their carotid arteries. This placed them at an increased risk for a higher rate of "preclinical atherosclerosis" – the narrowing of arteries due to thickening of their artery walls.Of the 203 women, 52 were premenopausal, 20 were perimenopausal and 131 were postmenopausal. None had prior cardiac disease. The participants were first evaluated as they entered the study, then again at two 18-month intervals. Evaluations were not made using such subjective factors as hot flashes, but rather on carotid intimal-media thickness (cIMT) measurements and objective measures of menopausal status based on hormone levels and physiologic changes."We know that more fatty plaque accumulation predicts future heart attacks and strokes, but this is our first ve...
Thanks to Everyone who Voted for Our Menopause Blog
2009-02-05 19:19:00 We made the TOP 100CONGRATULATIONS on your success in the People's Health Blogger Awards Competition. Your readers have spoken, and you?ve been chosen as one of the People?s Best 100 Health Bloggers!The competition was a huge success, with hundreds of the best health bloggers competing and thousands of votes cast. The competition during the last few weeks was intense, but in the end, your blog http://everythingmenopause.blog-spot.com/ was ranked as one of the Best 100.These awards are a recognition by your readers for the contribution you are making through your blog, so you should feel very proud of your achievement!Check out all the winners here Take a look at all the winners in the People's Health Blogger Award Competition at http://www.wellsphere.com/healt-hBloggerAwards
Thanks to Everyone who Voted for Our Menopause Blog
2009-02-05 19:17:00 We made the TOP 100CONGRATULATIONS on your success in the People's Health Blogger Awards Competition. Your readers have spoken, and you’ve been chosen as one of the People’s Best 100 Health Bloggers!The competition was a huge success, with hundreds of the best health bloggers competing and thousands of votes cast. The competition during the last few weeks was intense, but in the end, your blog http://everythingmenopause.blog-spot.com/ was ranked as one of the Best 100.These awards are a recognition by your readers for the contribution you are making through your blog, so you should feel very proud of your achievement!Check out all the winners here Take a look at all the winners in the People's Health Blogger Award Competition at http://www.wellsphere.com/healt-hBloggerAwards
Oprah is Talking About Bioidentical Hormones for Menopause; Experts Weigh i
2009-01-27 16:34:00 information provided by http://www.griffinmedical.com/O-prah Winfrey says menopause caught her "off guard" and that she's taking bioidentical hormones that have made a big improvement in how she feels.Bioidentical hormones are one form of therapy for menopausal symptoms. Winfrey, who turns 55 this month, writes in February's edition of O, The Oprah Magazine that she felt "out of kilter" and had "issues" for two years that she suspected were hormonal. Upon a friend's recommendation, Winfrey went to a doctor who specializes in bioidentical hormones.Winfrey writes that the hormone specialist told her that her "hormonal tank was empty" and gave her a prescription for bioidentical estrogen."After one day on bioidentical estrogen, I felt the veil lift," Winfrey writes. "After three days, the sky was bluer, my brain was no longer fuzzy, my memory was sharper. I was literally singing and had a skip in my step."Winfrey isn't recommending bioidentical hormones for every menopausal woman. I...
Oprah is Talking About Bioidentical Hormones for Menopause; Experts Weigh i
2009-01-27 16:26:00 information provided by http://www.griffinmedical.com/O-prah Winfrey says menopause caught her "off guard" and that she's taking bioidentical hormones that have made a big improvement in how she feels.Bioidentical hormones are one form of therapy for menopausal symptoms. Winfrey, who turns 55 this month, writes in February's edition of O, The Oprah Magazine that she felt "out of kilter" and had "issues" for two years that she suspected were hormonal. Upon a friend's recommendation, Winfrey went to a doctor who specializes in bioidentical hormones.Winfrey writes that the hormone specialist told her that her "hormonal tank was empty" and gave her a prescription for bioidentical estrogen."After one day on bioidentical estrogen, I felt the veil lift," Winfrey writes. "After three days, the sky was bluer, my brain was no longer fuzzy, my memory was sharper. I was literally singing and had a skip in my step."Winfrey isn't recommending bioidentical hormones for every menopausal woman. I...
Menopause Metabolism
2009-01-08 18:13:00 Middle-age is a time of transition for most people, and for women, it usually means the transition into menopause. Outside of menstrual periods ending, menopause also signifies a major shift in hormones that make our bodies tick. A large study of women moving from perimenopause through menopause has found that certain cardiovascular risks increase exponentially for women, but the good news is, there are things they can do about it. Menopause Menopause is the time when a woman has stopped having menstrual periods. In the few years leading up to that time, a woman?s periods are likely to be irregular and sporadic. Therefore, researchers say that menopause has officially occurred when a woman has gone without a period for 12 consecutive months.According to the North American Menopause Society, more than 45 million American women have reached menopause. The average age at the time of menopause is 51. The Metabolic Syndrome The metabolic syndrome is the name for a group of conditions ass...
Bigger women face tougher menopause
2008-12-22 20:44:00 By DRS. KAY JUDGE and MAXINE BARISH-WREDEN McClatchy Newspapers courant.comIf you are a woman heading for menopause, here's another reason to maintain a normal weight: a study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology showed that women who were overweight were more likely to experience vasomotor symptoms compared to women of normal weight. The higher their percent body fat, the more likely the women were to experience hot flashes and night sweats.This is new information; it has previously been thought that women who were heavier actually had fewer hot flashes compared to those who were thin. This is because adipose (fat) tissue, especially fat in the abdomen, produces estrogen from precursor hormones that are made in the ovary and adrenal glands.Heavier women tend to have higher circulating levels of estrogen than thin women and these higher levels were felt to reduce a woman's risk of hot flashes. Higher levels of estrogen have other benefits, too ? they also reduce the ...
Bigger women face tougher menopause
2008-12-22 20:41:00 By DRS. KAY JUDGE and MAXINE BARISH-WREDEN McClatchy Newspapers courant.comIf you are a woman heading for menopause, here's another reason to maintain a normal weight: a study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology showed that women who were overweight were more likely to experience vasomotor symptoms compared to women of normal weight. The higher their percent body fat, the more likely the women were to experience hot flashes and night sweats.This is new information; it has previously been thought that women who were heavier actually had fewer hot flashes compared to those who were thin. This is because adipose (fat) tissue, especially fat in the abdomen, produces estrogen from precursor hormones that are made in the ovary and adrenal glands.Heavier women tend to have higher circulating levels of estrogen than thin women and these higher levels were felt to reduce a woman's risk of hot flashes. Higher levels of estrogen have other benefits, too — they also reduce th...
Menopause Metabolism
2008-12-08 16:48:00 Middle-age is a time of transition for most people, and for women, it usually means the transition into menopause. Outside of menstrual periods ending, menopause also signifies a major shift in hormones that make our bodies tick. A large study of women moving from perimenopause through menopause has found that certain cardiovascular risks increase exponentially for women, but the good news is, there are things they can do about it. Menopause Menopause is the time when a woman has stopped having menstrual periods. In the few years leading up to that time, a woman?s periods are likely to be irregular and sporadic. Therefore, researchers say that menopause has officially occurred when a woman has gone without a period for 12 consecutive months.According to the North American Menopause Society, more than 45 million American women have reached menopause. The average age at the time of menopause is 51.The Metabolic Syndrome The metabolic syndrome is the name for a group of conditions asso...
Menopause Metabolism
2008-12-08 16:43:00 Middle-age is a time of transition for most people, and for women, it usually means the transition into menopause. Outside of menstrual periods ending, menopause also signifies a major shift in hormones that make our bodies tick. A large study of women moving from perimenopause through menopause has found that certain cardiovascular risks increase exponentially for women, but the good news is, there are things they can do about it. Menopause Menopause is the time when a woman has stopped having menstrual periods. In the few years leading up to that time, a woman’s periods are likely to be irregular and sporadic. Therefore, researchers say that menopause has officially occurred when a woman has gone without a period for 12 consecutive months.According to the North American Menopause Society, more than 45 million American women have reached menopause. The average age at the time of menopause is 51. The Metabolic Syndrome The metabolic syndrome is the name for a group of conditions a...
Menopause Metabolism
2008-12-08 16:43:00 Middle-age is a time of transition for most people, and for women, it usually means the transition into menopause. Outside of menstrual periods ending, menopause also signifies a major shift in hormones that make our bodies tick. A large study of women moving from perimenopause through menopause has found that certain cardiovascular risks increase exponentially for women, but the good news is, there are things they can do about it. Menopause Menopause is the time when a woman has stopped having menstrual periods. In the few years leading up to that time, a woman’s periods are likely to be irregular and sporadic. Therefore, researchers say that menopause has officially occurred when a woman has gone without a period for 12 consecutive months.According to the North American Menopause Society, more than 45 million American women have reached menopause. The average age at the time of menopause is 51.The Metabolic Syndrome The metabolic syndrome is the name for a group of conditions as...
Menopause Goddess is Great!
2008-11-17 21:24:00 I had the pleasure or reviewing a book sent to my Lynette Sheppard entitled, The Big M (of course M stands for menopause!)In short, I picked it up and didn't put it down until I was done ... and it was delightful. I felt like I'd entered an alternate universe full of the sisterhoof of traveling menopausers (ok maybe that isnt' a REAL word).But Lynette has successfully brought together several friends in this book who meet yearly to talk about their lives as "Venuses" and how they keep changing. More importantly, they explore how they can help each other through this awkard and often infuriating transition called mid-life. Hence the sisterhood.There's a great section on hot flashes and what worked for these women (this is probably the most common symptom we want to know most about). She also reviews the emotional aspects that can be so devastating to us (but less so when we talk about it). For example she remembers when Whoopi Goldberg's did a one-woman show about menopause and ...
Menopause Goddess is Great!
2008-11-17 18:41:00 I had the pleasure or reviewing a book sent to my Lynette Sheppard entitled, The Big M (of course M stands for menopause!)In short, I picked it up and didn't put it down until I was done ... and it was delightful. I felt like I'd entered an alternate universe full of the sisterhoof of traveling menopausers (ok maybe that isnt' a REAL word).But Lynette has successfully brought together several friends in this book who meet yearly to talk about their lives as "Venuses" and how they keep changing. More importantly, they explore how they can help each other through this awkard and often infuriating transition called mid-life. Hence the sisterhood.There's a great section on hot flashes and what worked for these women (this is probably the most common symptom we want to know most about). She also reviews the emotional aspects that can be so devastating to us (but less so when we talk about it). For example she remembers when Whoopi Goldberg's did a one-woman show about menopause and ...
Skin Care in Menopause
2008-11-10 19:03:00 Skin becomes rough, thin and wrinkled with age. This process accelerates after menopause. Using skin care practices that help to soften, smooth and hydrate skin will counter a lot of these changes. Even better is to also build collagen with your skin care regimen.I am a 50 year old post menopausal dermatologist with a large medical practice. I have watched many of my female patients, and myself move through menopause. I see our skin change and it is a priority of mine to find effective skin care products to counter this. I’ve created skin care regimens that keep skin looking healthy and feeling smooth - with a youthful dewy luster. I give specific information on my new web site, http://www.otbskincare.com/. I explain what I recommend and why. For skin from the neck down, I like a strong glycolic acid moisturizer and physical exfoliation to polish and hydrate skin, and to get rid of those rough age spots that I call barnacles. Picking effective glycolic acid products is tricky. The...
Scott Keppel: How to Avoid Weight Gain Post Menopause
2008-11-04 00:33:00 Whether you want it to happen or not, menopause is going to happen. I’m sure you have all heard horror stories from women that have gone through it and several of them stating how their body never went back to the way it used to be. How they gained weight and could not lose it. BLAH, BLAH, BLAH. I’m here to inform you on how you can at least slow down the weight gain post menopause if not avoid it completely. You will see that there are several changes that do occur do to menopause that you can not control, but you will also see there are a number of which you can control. Sadly, many women do not get the ones they can change under control and the weight comes on. I suggest you become proactive rather than reactive and knowing you’re going to experience it prepare yourself so when it does occur you are as ready as you can be.Menopause, which most women experience in their 40’s-50’s (the average age for women in the Western region of the world is 51) is “The time in a wom...
New Data Can Predict Menopause Within a Year
2008-11-03 19:17:00 Women who are sensitive to the ticking of their biological clock, especially those who choose to have children later in life, may soon be able to learn when menopause is likely to occur.Researchers at the University of Michigan have discovered new information about hormonal biomarkers that can address the beginning of the menopause transition."In the end, this information can change the way we do business," said MaryFran Sowers, professor in the University of Michigan School of Public Health Department of Epidemiology. "The information provides a roadmap as to how fast women are progressing through the different elements of their reproductive life."Ms. Sowers led a research team that examined the naturally occurring changes in three different biomarkers over the reproductive life of more than 600 women: follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH) and inhibin B.Read more here
Male Menopause: What a Woman Can Do
2008-10-29 17:50:00 QUESTION: I found your article How Male Menopause Affects Families to be very interesting, and it truly describes my husband's mental state. I have tried to get him into counseling and on medication. He is destroying everything -- and everyone who cares about him. My question is, do I give him an ultimatum, or should I just nag him to death until he seeks help? After 27 years of marriage, I have just about given up on our relationship. It's very sad.ANSWER: Male menopause is very painful and confusing for men and women, and there is a tendency to blame ourselves or our partner. You need to recognize that this isn't your fault -- nor is it his.Men going through this difficult change of life often feel that the very core of their masculine identity is at risk. For many men, even acknowledging that there is such a thing as male menopause makes them feel even more vulnerable. As a result, most men will deny there is any problem at all, and it is often women who contact me first.Fortu...
Menopause and Hormone Replacement Therapy
2008-10-08 19:56:00 During the reproductive life of a woman estrogen level is significantly high. Estrogen helps for the development of female secondary sexual characters like breast development, thickening of...
Mama Bear in Menopause Animates The Change
2008-09-24 16:26:00 Menopause - a delicate issue for many, especially in Japan. In an effort to "humanize" women and The Change, doctor and manga writer Emi Chida has produced a curious comic featuring a menopausal mama mama bear. Boomers Education Health International News Women
Mama Bear in Menopause Animates The Change
2008-09-24 16:26:00 Menopause - a delicate issue for many, especially in Japan. In an effort to "humanize" women and The Change, doctor and manga writer Emi Chida has produced a curious comic featuring a menopausal mama mama bear. Boomers Education Health International News Women
Acne And The Menopause
2008-08-26 21:02:00 Sometimes it really feels like women always get the raw end of the deal. Throughout our lives, our bodies are subjected to varying degrees of trauma and upheaval. Think monthly periods, pregnancy and giving birth. During this time our hormones are set into overdrive, with psychological as well as physiological side effects, none of which tend to be particularly pleasant.  However women approaching, going through or coming out of the menopause may be surprised to find themselves experiencing acne breakouts. But as hormonal activity is pretty much just as turbulent during the menopause as it is during puberty, and thus it makes sense that during this time similar symptoms can be experienced. So just at that time when you’re experiencing the hot flushes, the mood swings, trouble concentrating, disturbed sleep, the feelings of anxiousness, you also get an attack of acne. Isn’t having acne during this time a bit like being kicked when you’re down? Although acne isn’t always a...
Goodbye Menopause Complaint & Menstrual pain
2008-08-15 08:32:00 Going through the age of 40, sooner or later, womwn will surely face a menopause period. In that period, women will have no more menstrual period. Menopause is critical point for women's health as the menstruation ceases, the function of other organs also decreases or weakens. For example, calcium absortion into bones is not as strong as before. As a result, women are at the risk of suffering from osteoporosis, lower back pain, and backache.But it does not necessary mean that menopause brings pain. Dr. Tzan, a gynecologist from a hospital in Taipei, in seminar organized by Tiens before, explained many things that we can do to help women getting through the menopause period healthily and happily. For example, by consuming Soy Isoflavone to overcome many menopause indications.The seminar with the theme "Selamat Tinggal Osteoporosis, Sakit Pinggang, dan Punggung" (Goodbye Osteoporosis, Lower Back Pain and Backache) discussed about the health of reproduction of female teenagers, includ...
Menopause Weight gain what can you do about it?
2008-06-08 17:53:00 Menopause weight gain is one of those stages in life that that most women dread. This is because weight gain during menopause not only shows that you are infact aging but also means that you cannot really keep control the dramatic changes that your body will go through in the coming years and months. But, there is no reason to fell depressed as you start to gain weight during menopause
By: Dreambody Now
Natural Relief from Menopause Symptoms
2008-06-05 13:59:00 Menopause is the point at which a woman stops ovulating and menstruation ceases, indicating the end of fertility. As a normal event, menopause is usually confirmed when a woman has not had a menstrual period for 12 consecutive months. Most women experience menopause between the ages of 40 and 58, with the average at about age 51. Symptoms can start occurring several years prior actually entering menopause. This stage is called peri-menopause.
By: Organic Passion
About Menopause
2008-05-30 21:24:00 Menopause, or the permanent end of menstruation and fertility, is a natural biological process, not a medical illness. Even so, the physical and emotional symptoms of menopause can disrupt your sleep, sap your energy and ? at least indirectly ? trigger feelings of sadness and loss. Hormonal changes cause the physical symptoms of menopause, but mistaken ...
By: B-Health
Menopause Symptoms and Memory Loss
2008-05-27 21:40:00 While you may experience the misery of hot flashes and mood swings as you enter menopause, one thing you can't blame on the "change" is memory loss.In the latest study that exonerates menopause as a cause of impairing the ability to recall, Taiwanese researchers compared the memory of hundreds of women before they had any menopausal symptoms to their memory as they entered menopause.They found the women who were going through the menopausal process scored as well or nearly as well on five different cognitive function tests. Results of the study are to be presented Oct. 4 at the American Neurological Association annual meeting in Toronto."When women go into perimenopause, they don't need to worry about cognitive decline," said Dr. Jong-Ling Fuh, an attending physician at Taipei Veterans General Hospital and an associate professor of Yang-Ming University School of Medicine.The researchers said the myth of memory loss during menopause is a perception some women have because as they w...
A Blood Test to Predict Menopause
2008-05-03 00:35:00 Any woman approaching her 40s knows that time is not on her side when it comes to fertility. A decade before menopause, her chances for having a child begin to dip. But what if women could pinpoint when they will hit menopause, and figure out exactly how many child-bearing years they have left?That's what scientists in the Netherlands have done. Reporting in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, they report that a simple blood test, for a hormone called anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH), could help women predict when they will enter menopause, and therefore how to set their fertility timetable.Read more here
Menopause: Hormone Replacement Therapy and NSAIDs
2008-04-30 04:59:00 There is currently a great deal of uncertainty regarding the effect of hormone replacement therapy on heart disease in women subsequent to menopause. Premenopausal women are much less likely to experience heart attacks and strokes than men, a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Free MenopauseRx Survival Kit
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By: Free Stuff Times
Menopause and Hair Loss - What’s The Connection?
2008-04-28 10:41:00 Frequently, it is a very emotional stage in a women’s life at the stage of menopause. As your body switches gears and conforms to changes, you might go through some new sensations that you have never felt before when you were younger. Additional changes might be so subtle that you won’t really feel or notice in any direct way, however the effects that it will have on other parts of your body are so pronounced such as balding or thinning hair. Menopause and hair loss don’t always happen together as a package for all women. You don’t have to concern yourself when it comes to losing your hair by the time you reach the menopausal stage unless there is a strong history of baldness in your family. If your family happens to have a history of baldness in either or both the men and women, menopause and hair loss could go hand in hand in your particular case. Thyroid Function and Hair Loss When you finally reach menopause, your thyroid function is typically impaired. ...
By: Paid Posting
Overcoming The Setbacks Of Menopause
2008-04-28 10:18:00 Every woman has to deal with it every month, but all that would come to an end for her. That is when menopause sets in.But the arrival of menopause does not indicate that she needs not suffer those unbearable muscle tensions and emotional roller coasters and syndromes. As a matter of fact, when one is on the verge of getting a menopause, she has to be prepared for more things to come. Therefore, all women, especially those of you who are about to reach your golden years, should mentally and physically arm yourselves with the perils of menopause, and educate yourselves on the possible menopausal problems and ways to surmount them.Let?s get started by recognizing some of the common symptoms that would signal to you that you are going to encounter menopause anytime soon:1. Transformation of period patterns: your period may seldom occur or occur too often, may take too long or too short a time to stop, and may produce a heavier or lighter flow.2. Flushes and sweats: You will feel a litt...
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Acne & Menopause Posted By : Juliet Cohen
2008-04-13 11:04:00 Menopause is a stage of rapid changing in a womans life. In addition to all the uncomfortable emotions caused by menopause. Menopause is associated with a number of other cosmetic problems which some women find very distressing. More: continued here
Panic Attacks: Brought To You By Menopause
2008-04-12 16:47:00 Hi, gals! Never had a panic attack before? Feel left out? Well, all good things to those who wait. One of the things they don’t tell you about menopause is that you often get... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: Where We Relax
Homoeopathic - How is menopause managed?
2008-04-06 04:50:00 Detailed below are some of the Homoeopathic medicines used more commonly for management of menopause: Lachesis: This is one of the most commonly used medicines for management of menopause. It is normally recommended for women who have hot flushes, suffocated feeling especially during sleep, aversion to any tight clothing around the neck, preference of open ...
Helpful facts about Menopause
2008-04-02 22:55:00 -- PMS affects 70 to 90 percent of menstruating women-- more than just the stereotypical "mood swing" PMS has serious symptoms including headaches, back pain, swollen and tender breasts, increased anxiety, bloating, acne breakouts, fatigue, food cravings, and more, including those mood swings which are caused by changing levels of endorphins -- Caffeine has been shown to increase premenstrual breast swelling and sensitivity-- Battling cramps - naproxen (Aleve) may be more helpful than ibuprofens and other PTC remedies-- A massage can reduce both the pain and anxiety/stress during this time -- Getting enough B vitamins will help with both irritability and fatigue during PMS -- During menstruation, many women are also slightly anemic (temporarily) and eating foods high in iron can help with this problem, and often will help feel less fatigued-- Diuretics help your body get rid of extra sodium and fluid. Cranberry, 100% juice is an old-time favorite for women during their menstruating...
What are the dietary recommendations during menopause?
2008-04-02 14:10:00 Obesity, calcium deficiency, anaemia and other nutritional deficiencies are more common among women during menopause. Nature Cure recommends the following dietary modifications during menopause. Total calorie intake: In order to control your weight, you need to reduce intake of fats and eat larger portions of vegetables and fruits. In case you are obese, you need ...
New research provides insight into menopause
2008-04-02 10:54:00 nsight into why females of some species undergo menopause while others do not has proven elusive despite an understanding of the biological mechanisms behind the change.
Menopause Medication - Yours Could Be Dangerous!
2008-04-02 07:00:00 Menopol, Promensil, Prevedia and Clonidine are the different medicines that are used to remedy the discomfort faced by the women who experience pre menopausal symptoms. Except Clonidine all other medicines that we are now going to compare belong to non prescription natural nutritional supplements. These medicines do not contain any harsh chemicals that may ...
By: Resources zone
Menopause Medication - Yours Could Be Dangerous!
2008-04-02 00:00:00 Menopol, Promensil, Prevedia and Clonidine are the different medicines that are used to remedy the discomfort faced by the women who experience pre menopausal symptoms. Except Clonidine all other medicines that we are now going to compare belong to non prescription natural nutritional supplements. These medicines do not contain any harsh chemicals that may ...
New research provides insight into menopause
2008-04-01 10:32:00 nsight into why females of some species undergo menopause while others do not has proven elusive despite an understanding of the biological mechanisms behind the change. However, new research by scientists at the Universities of Cambridge and Exeter suggests that menopause is an adaptation to minimize reproductive competition between generations of females in the same family unit. Even in 'natural fertility' human societies (i.e., those without access to modern medicine or technology) women typically survive for many years after they have ceased to reproduce. Menopause represents an evolutionary puzzle because theory suggests that there should be no selection for genes which promote survival past the end of reproduction. The current explanation was proposed 50 years ago and is known as the 'grandmother hypothesis': Natural selection can favour post-reproductive survival if older non-breeding women ca...
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Hormone Therapy for Menopause - Increased Risk of Breast Cancer
2008-03-31 04:54:00 Women who take combination (estrogen plus progestin) hormone therapy for menopause continue to be at increased risk of breast cancer, even years after stopping therapy. Also, women on combination hormone therapy for menopause are also at increased... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] |
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