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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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Green Juices and Detoxing
Written by Annmarie Cannone, M.Hum Nut, Grad Dip Naturopathy, B.App Sci (Naturopathic Studies)
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What Doctors Eat
A few years ago I attended an Anti-aging conference in Las Vegas, one of the speakers grabbed my attention as she addressed the role that nutrition plays in aging and ...
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Life After Menopause
In bygone years, menopause was a sign of old age and the end of life.
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Sardines and Their Anti-inflammatory Potential
Sardines are named after the island off Italy, Sardinia. During the 15th century, large schools of these fish were found to be abundant there. In fact, Napoleon ...
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Support for Breast Cancer Survivors!
Breast cancer is something that most women have come to fear and too many women have had to experience. It can create a scar on the body, a mental or emotional scar, and ...
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Tips to Reduce Oestrogen Load within the Body
Carry a healthy body weight – excess fat cells can independently produce oestrogen, adding to the total oestrogen load within the body.
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BBQ Sardines with Chermoula Sauce
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Joint Pains and Menopause
Joint pain seems to be part of the parcel of ‘getting older’. It’s an easy symptom to dismiss as a fact of ‘ageing’ and something that is often implied that you must ...
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