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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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New Year, New You
Start the New Year with great health!
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Headaches Started or Worsened after turning 40 Years Old?
Peri-menopause and Headaches
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Watermelon – The Ultimate Hydration
Watermelons are now in season and they’re not only delicious and juicy, they are also highly nutritious and are a great snack alternative.
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Avoiding Weight Gain During Menopause
Many women will find that they gain weight during the process of menopause. As we age, we tend to lose muscle density, our metabolism slows, and we may become less ...
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Medical Tests We Recommend When Going Through Menopause
As part of your treatment program, we may recommend that you undertake specific medical tests. These will be advised by our doctor during your consultation. In addition, ...
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Are you suffering from Fatigue?
Fatigue is one of the most common and one of the most disruptive symptoms of menopause. It can be defined as an ongoing and persistent feeling of weakness, tiredness and ...
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Nuphoria
Female Sexual Dysfunction: Sexual arousal and orgasmic disorder
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Adrenal Fatigue Support Program
THE ADRENAL GLANDS The purpose of your adrenal glands is to help your body cope with stress and survive another day. It is their job to enable your body to deal with ...
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