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Menopause information, advice and ideas.
Read the latest from the Emsee team on menopause and perimenopause: symptoms, hormones, food, movement and sleep. Written in plain language, for you.
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Start the Year with a Detox
Written by Samantha Mainland, Naturopath. B.Nat, BMedsMgmentProfHonsCM
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Looking for a New Way to Enjoy Cashews? Dessert!
Ingredients:
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New look, new logo
We would like to announce the new logo for the Australian Menopause Centre. After fifteen years of sharing the journey of hormonal change with our patients we feel a ...
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Christmas Nutrition Tips
Written by: Hayley Derwent
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Are you travelling during the festive season? Jet lag tips!
Luckily there aren’t too many downsides to long distance air travel but the ones that are can certainly be punishing.
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B Vitamins and Magnesium: A Hangover Hack
Written by Annmarie Cannone, Naturopath. M. Hum Nutr, Grad Dip Naturopathy, B. App Sci (Naturopathic Studies)
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Looking for A New Way to Eat Cherries? Try This Cherry & Watermelon Salad!
Looking for A New, Fresh & Tasty Way to Eat Cherries? Try This Cherry & Watermelon Salad!
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Need A Reason to Munch on Some Cherries This Holiday Season? Sleep!
As we approach the end of the year, we all start looking forward to some down time and for some, this means, planning for a trip away. Overseas trips always mean new ...
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Medical disclaimer. The articles on this site are general information and are not a diagnosis or a recommendation for your circumstances. It does not replace advice from a qualified health practitioner. If you need urgent care, contact your GP or the nearest emergency department, or call 000.
