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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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Why Ethical Nutrients?
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Are you Iron Deficient?
Iron deficiency may be more common than you think. Some of the signs and symptoms can often be really vague and even confusing. In fact iron deficiency anaemia affects ...
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Watercress and Radicchio Salad
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Lost Your Libido?
Libido or lack thereof, is one of the major concerns menopausal women present with. Libido tends to decline, in most women, during the later stage of perimenopause and ...
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I Don’t Have Time to Be Tired.
In my somewhat misspent youth I’m sure I felt the same as most young people; 10-foot tall and bullet proof. I burned the candle at both ends while trying to forge my ...
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8 Tips to Increase Your Iron Levels
Whilst these tips are fantastic for increasing your levels, they should also be used to maintain your iron levels. If you are still menstruating, you need to keep an eye ...
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Green Vegetables and their Iron Potential
Iron is a mineral that is essential for life. It is found in many forms and is required for various functions in our bodies. Quite often, when we think of iron, we only ...
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Salmon, Mushroom and Kale Noodle Bowl
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