This 68-page booklet guides you through the menopause minefield, looking at HRT, “natural” progesterone, hysterectomies and the dangers and liklihood...
These natural remedies may be good for some of us, but menopausal women should take them with caution.
Before the menopause, I was a healthy outgoing person. I ate a well-balanced diet, took vitamin, mineral and fish-oil supplements,
In the first part of your special report into HRT (vol 4 no 9), you are on the one hand debunking the idea that the menopause is a disease and on the...
The average age for menopause is 52, with anything between the ages of 48 and 54 constituting a normal range. Apart from that, there is little general...
Until the 1960s, medicine was not much interested in the menopause. It was something which women patients were told they would simply have to put up w...
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