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The Importance of Bone Health During Menopause, and How to Keep Your Bones Strong
During the beginning stages of menopause, it’s important to keep a careful eye on your bones. The drastic drop of oestrogen production that occurs during this time fast ...
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The Benefits of Exercise During Menopause
Menopause typically occurs in women between the ages of 45 and 55, and while one in four women won’t experience any symptoms, the other three most likely will. Some of ...
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8 Ways to Beat the Winter Blues
Winter is in full force. As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, even the best of us can get a little down. The “winter blues”, also known as SAD (Seasonal ...
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5 Beneficial Lifestyle Changing Tips During Menopause
Making lifestyle changes may help ease the discomfort of your symptoms and keep you healthy in the long run. Try these tips. Eat healthy food. Eating a balanced diet can ...
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9 Ways To Improve Back Pain
Stay active – Intermittent short-term low-back pain can actually be better with gentle movement and limited bed rest. Mike Flippin, MD, an orthopaedic surgeon who ...
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Focus On Your Core To Reduce A Fall
As the body begins to age, fall prevention becomes an important issue to address. We all know of someone who as tripped and fallen accidentally only to find they have ...
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