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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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10 September 2018 · AMC Team Hypertension and Beetroot Read the article 10 September 2018 · AMC Team Beet and Cabbage Sauerkraut Read the article 2 September 2018 · AMC Team Handle Your Stress, Declutter Your Mind and Spring Clean Your Life Now. Read the article 31 August 2018 · AMC Team How BHRT Impacts Your Blood Pressure Read the article 15 August 2018 · AMC Team Hair Loss and Menopause Menopause is a time in a woman’s life where many changes occur. These changes are namely hormonal that can in turn, influence our physical and mental wellbeing. Read the article 30 July 2018 · AMC Team Gout in Women, and How Menopause Fits into the Picture When one thinks of gout an image of an older grumpy man (perhaps going through andropause) with a throbbing painful swollen big red toe and a bottle of red wine ... Read the article 30 July 2018 · AMC Team Fennel and Orange Salad Ingredients: Read the article 30 July 2018 · AMC Team Keep Moving by Susie Elelman “Sitting is more dangerous than smoking, kills more people than HIV and is more treacherous than parachuting. We are sitting ourselves to death.” Read the article

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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.