Articles for topic: hormones
Are You At Risk?
There are three major health risks for women, and some simple changes will help reduce that and improve your health.
Trouble Losing Weight? Your Thyroid May Hold The Key
Many women at menopause can suffer from an under-active thyroid and it often goes undiagnosed. Progesterone supports thyroid function and can help you lose weight.
Does IBS Get Worse At Menopause?
Dropping hormone levels at menopause affect your whole digestive system, and can worsen or trigger IBS symptoms. Here are 10 simple ways to help yourself.
Inadequate Diet Can Lead to Anaemia in Postmenopausal Women
If you are postmenopausal, for example after a hysterectomy, and trying to lose weight, then you need to proceed with caution as you may also be running the risk of anaemia.
How The Pill And Coil Affect Mood And Weight At Menopause
Many women at menopause use the contraceptive Pill or Coil to help control heavy bleeding. The synthetic hormones these contain are not the same as the natural hormones and have very different effects.
The Most Under-Reported Problem at Menopause
If you are starting to be concerned about changes you are noticing in your body at menopause, one particular area is one you are least likely to get help for, or mention to your doctor.
Menopause Or Perimenopause – What’s The Difference?
Are you seeing signs of perimenopause? Symptoms are not always obvious and can be related to other conditions so if you are not sure this handy checklist and helpful tips can help.
Top 3 Ways to Help Thinning Hair
Thinning hair is often seen at menopause, from a variety of causes, and you may recognise what is behind your own hair loss. These are the three key elements that can help minimise or reverse hair loss in women.
Monthly Cramps Affect Your Mind As Well As Your Body
Severe menstrual cramps can happen through perimenopause as well as in younger women. Now research shows your brain, as well as your body, can be affected.
5 Simple Solutions For Hot Flushes
Bioidentical hormones can really help you get control of your flushes and night sweats, but these everyday tips will make a difference too.
