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Women with risk factors for heart disease need to start a prevention plan before menopause
Women with risk factors for heart disease, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol and a family history, should start a dialogue with their primary care physician in their 40s so they can begin a prevention regimen that will keep them healthy. “Women have a low prevalence of the disease until menopause where symptoms and Read more…
The Rise in Blood Lead Levels at Pregnancy and Menopause
The lead trapped in our skeleton can leach back into our bloodstream when we temporarily or permanently lose bone due to pregnancy, weight loss, menopause, or osteoporosis. Subscribe to Dr…. Get access here http://AwesomePaleoDiet.com #paleo #awesomepaleo This content was originally published here.
If You Live Near Parks, Your Menopause May Arrive Later Than Other Women | Latest
In the days of declining air quality index, living around green spaces is a blessing! There cannot be anything better than giving pure oxygen to your lungs and preventing the body from innumerable health hazards. Living near greenery is linked to myriad benefits including chronic disease prevention, weight control, mental health, etc. And now it Read more…
Menarche, menopause, oral contraceptives influence type 2 diabetes risk
Early age at menarche, early age at menopause and the use of oral contraceptives can increase the risk for developing type 2 diabetes by as much as 33%, according to study data presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes annual meeting. Sopio Tatulashvili “A longer exposure to endogenous sex hormones that occurs Read more…
Hormonal Changes in Menopause and What You Can Do About It
Share the Knowledge Facebook 0 Pinterest 0 Twitter Reddit 0 Linkedin Print By: Rachel Daof Los Angeles PHRC members, Stephanie Prendergast, Courtney Edgecomb, and I, Rachel Daof, went to a dinner to discuss Intrarosa with guest speaker Dr. Irwin Goldstein. One of the major points of the night was this: menopause is a chronic progressive, Read more…
Peri-Menopause and Female Hormone Balance Solutions | Podcast #213
Peri-menopause can be hard on some women. It brings fatigue, mood swings and sleep troubles, a stressful transition that can last for months or years before menopause. In today’s podcast, Dr. Justin Marchegiani explains the process of peri-menopausal stage and its effect to the body. Learn how the lowering levels of progesterone make one’s system Read more…
Is It Menopause or Empty Nest Syndrome? (The Answer is Probably Yes)
Six months ago, after having my hormone levels checked, my doctor declared me officially in menopause. The fact that he said he wouldn’t be surprised if I walked across the room and ashes fell out of my pants was all I needed to hear to throw out all my tampons, eat a cheesecake, and do Read more…
Your 6-Step Guide For Weight Loss During Menopause
Your 6-Step Guide For Weight Loss During Menopause The hormonal variations that occur during menopause can make it difficult to lose weight. However, these are some tips that can help you to get your metabolism jumping. Menopause can be a stressful time, especially if you’re used to being a certain weight. The hormonal differences that Read more…
Beluga whales, killer whales, and narwhals also go through menopause
It’s not just humans — researchers have found that at least four other species go through menopause, and they’re all toothed whales: belugas, narwhals, killer whales and short-finned pilot whales. When it comes to menopause, we’re an outlier. Menopause has been observed in several species of primates, including rhesus monkeys and chimps, but as far as we Read more…
Memory loss is a women’s health issue! Menopause could be among alzheimer’s disease causes
To say the impact of Alzheimer’s on women has reached epidemic proportions would be an understatement. Alzheimer’s strikes every 65 seconds and approximately 66 percent are women. Upwards of 5 million Americans have been diagnosed, and that figure could exceed 14 million by 2050. Consider that Alzheimer’s ranks as the sixth leading cause of death in American Read more…
Joint pain is worse among women who have experienced menopause.
Your joint pain will get worse because of this An estimated 1.3 million Americans suffer from rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the joints. There is no cure for rheumatoid arthritis, but there are therapies to help ease symptoms. As with any autoimmune disease, the immune system acts wrongfully and attacks different areas Read more…