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Read what AMC Team has written on menopause and perimenopause, in plain language, for you.
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Perimenopausal Depression – An Invisible and Thoroughly Under-Recognised Symptom
Your mind is a vacation, a warehouse, a garden, your home. It can be your private, no-judgements, heavily argued court room, yet it can also be your blissful paradise. ...
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Visualise It! – How a Vision Board Can Help You at Midlife
As we grow older, it may be that the things we once wanted are no longer what turns us on now. If we want to live our best lives, it becomes more important than ever to ...
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Eggs, Potatoes and Flavour
Ingredients:
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Eggs Are Back in The Spotlight!!
Eggs have gone from good, to bad, back to good, and now apparently back to bad (can you keep up?).
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The All Too Common ‘Period Pain’, and Menopause
For some women, menopause has a certain appeal. It means the absence of the female hormones that are too often causing pain, moods, dysphoria and a repetitive amount of ...
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Abdominal Pain or Discomfort – What Could It Be?
Abdominal pain or discomfort is a common complaint during perimenopause and menopause and may be related to fluctuating hormone levels, period pain, dysregulation of ...
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You Can’t Keep A Good Woman Down
One of my favourite quotes from Eleanor Roosevelt is,
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Eat Right for Your Hormones.
Your food choices are powerful. All foods affect chemical processes within the body, producing either a positive or a negative result. Hormonally, certain foods can do ...
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