This guide explains the real issues which lie behind the common perceptions of the female menopause, and tells the reader how to treat or prevent any possible problems using natural remedies. There are many cultural misconceptions about this phase of life. stress; cope with hot flushes, insomnia, fatigue and osteoporosis; develop personal programmes of nutrition and exercise; and keep mind and body healthy.
Herbal Medicine for the Menopause
This book offers alternative remedies, together with information on the physical effects of the menopause, the available western medical treatments, and a wide range of complementary therapies.
Shmirshky is the first menopause book of its kind?it?s quick, funny, and full of love! Rest assured, this is not your mother?s menopause book.
This health education program provides information about the menopause and its symptoms and gives advice on staying healthy during the menopause and managing the associated changes. Includes details of support networks and resources.
Beat the Menopause Without HRT
El libro de las hormonas
Menopause: A Naturopathic Approach to the Transitional Years
That year , another New York gynecologist , Robert Wilson , published a book called Feminine Forever that hailed estrogen therapy as a great elixir of youth that would protect women from the “ living decay ” of menopause .
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Your Menopause Bible, the complete practical guide to managing menopause, will arm readers with the latest information on all its aspects, so they can make informed decisions about how much medical intervention they should seek, and what ...