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Articles by AMC Team.
Read what AMC Team has written on menopause and perimenopause, in plain language, for you.
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Cooling Strategies: Tips for Managing Hot Flushes Naturally
Just when you think you’ve got a handle on your hormones, another major life transition can bring with it all kinds of profound changes. For many women, the transition ...
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Battling the Bulge: Weight Management and Menopause
Ever seen a movie scene where the lead actress is approaching menopause, and she’s not happy about it?
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How To Balance Your Hormones and Health With Yoga and Pilates During Menopause
Fluctuating hormones. Completely new physical experiences. Changes to your mood, mental health, and emotional sense of self. In the midst of menopause’s many changes, ...
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Navigating Menopause: What Symptoms To Expect
Do you ever feel like menopause is surrounded by far more uncertainty and mystery than it should be?
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The Role of Exercise in Managing Menopause Symptoms
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Menopause Duration: What’s the Real Timeline?
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Plant-Based Power: Vegan and Vegetarian Recipes for Menopause
Which camp do you fall into – team meat-lover or team plant-powered? Whether you eat meat in your diet or you’ve followed a vegan diet for decades, building more ...
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Restful Nights During Menopause: Tips and Insights to Help Your Sleep
Is this a familiar scenario?
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