All You Need To Know About Thyroid Problems
According to the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, about one in eight women will develop a thyroid problem in her lifetime, and many women find that bioidentical progesterone helps with the symptoms.
8 Facts About Hormones You May Not Know
Hormones rule our lives, but how much do we know about how they can really affect us?
Why Sitting Is Really, Really Bad For Your Health At Menopause
Even a small amount of exercise will reduce your risk of heart disease and cancer, but sitting down will increase it.
Health Boosting Recipes For Midlife & Beyond
If you are looking for some interesting recipes to boost your health at menopause then The Midlife Kitchen could give you some ideas.
Memory Problems? You Are Not Alone.
Still trying to remember where you put your glasses and making more lists then ever to try and remember what you need to do? Here’s how to help slow that memory decline.
What Does Pelvic Pain Mean And Is It Serious?
Women frequently experience pelvic pain from puberty right through to post menopause, but it helps to know just what may be causing it.
How Your Body Changes At Menopause
What are you most noticing about menopause? The weight gain, the thinning hair or perhaps those mood changes or something else entirely?
2 Key Reasons Young Women Need Bioidentical Hormones
Supplementing with bioidentical progesterone can help with PMS, PCOS, anovulatory cycles, irregular or heavy periods and to help with fertility, prevent miscarriage and post-natal depression.
Early Puberty And Hormone Imbalance
Hormone imbalance can occur in women at any point in their lives, but as young women are maturing earlier it can bring problems much sooner.
MS And Progesterone
MS is more common in women than men, and it seems hormones are also a factor. Ray Peat is a recognised expert in the field of hormone research relating to progesterone and is a prolific writer and educator on their impact and importance.
