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Read what AMC Team has written on menopause and perimenopause, in plain language, for you.
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Stewed Okra and Tomatoes
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Calcium is Vital for Bones
Calcium is a vital mineral required for the formation of strong bones, as it helps increase the density and strength of bones. Calcium can be found in some foods, ...
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Bone Health Awareness
Did you know…?
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Top 5 Calcium Rich Vegetables
Quite often, dairy is placed in the spotlight as being the best source of absorbable calcium however this is not entirely accurate. There are a multitude of different ...
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Okra – Nature’s Lady Fingers, for Gut Health
Okra is a vegetable from the cotton family and both the seeds and pods have been consumed for centuries. It is believed to have originated close to Ethiopia and ...
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Anxiety
Anxiety is the most common mental health condition in Australia with 1 in 8 females (13%) reporting an anxiety related condition in the 2014-15 period. Women are more ...
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Oestradiol and Glycolic Acid cream found to be highly effective in treating skin ageing in postmenopausal women
Hormones play a vital role in many physiological processes. Women heading through menopause are well aware of this. Did you know that your hormones play a significant ...
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Hair Care that Works!
Just like your face, your hair ages as you do. ‘A woman in her 40s doesn’t have the hair she had at 20 – it’s not just her imagination’, says Philip Kingsley, author of ...
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