Natural-Menopause-Relief-Secrets

Sunday, February 1st, 2009

Today I am going to give you a simple explanation of what
happens during menopause and the symptoms you’re likely to
experience.

- Menopause brings about change in all aspects of our lives:
physical, mental, emotional, and social changes.
- Menopause is officially diagnosed when you’ve not had a period
for 12 consecutive months although many people consider the years
leading up to menopause to be “going through menopause.” This
transitionary period is known as peri or pre menopause.
- Menopause occurs when there is a reduction in estrogen and
progesterone hormones. Eventually, the production of eggs stops and
you will no longer require a period to flush out unfertilized eggs.
This is a slow process that can take several years.

- Here are some of the most common symtoms of perimenopause:

* Hot flashes
* Insomnia
* Night sweats
* Memory loss/loss of concentration
* Headaches and migraines
* Fatigue
* Vaginal dryness and itching
* Urinary or bladder problems
* Heavy or irregular bleeding
* Breast tenderness

You’ll probably find you have some, or maybe, all of these
symptoms, with some days being worse than others.

During the first few years of perimenopause it’s common to have
only mild and infrequent symptoms. However as time goes on the
symptoms tend to increase in both severity and frequency.

The good news is that you can do something to address these
unpleasant side effects of what is a very natural process.

If you want to find out more just

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Next time I’ll cover the effect that menopause has on
the bones and joints and what this means to your health.

Until next time.

Eliminate your Hot Flashes, Nights Sweats…… Safety & Naturaly

TRY IT FREE

Halina

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Thursday, December 25th, 2008

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Effects of Menopause on Sleep

Thursday, December 18th, 2008

Dr. Lynne Cola, OB/GYN andDr. David Cola, DO

While menopause is a natural change for all women, it can cause a variety of symptoms that feel anything but natural. One of the most common complaints is the occurrence of hot flashes which can be not only uncomfortable, but cause endless nights of interrupted sleep. Discover what the experts advise women about turning tossing and turning into peaceful rest.

While women today have the option to lead many different kinds of lives, there’s one thing they will all eventually share in common: menopause. And those changing hormone levels can cause a variety of difficulties.

Menopause, perimenopause affects sleep, typically in women in their early to mid-fifties, with changing hormonal levels, dropping hormonal levels and with the occurrence of symptoms like hot flashes. It can be a very disabling symptom. The disruptions in sleep continuity that are associated with hot flashes, waking up with a sense of drenching sweats and feeling very, very hot.

No More Hot Flashes

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Too Hot at Night?

Thursday, December 18th, 2008

Learn The Facts. Discover Treatment Options For Your Hot Flashes.


I have seen thousands of women seeking relief from night sweats, hot flashes, and other menopausal symptoms. Many women experience menopausal symptoms and may not know that there are treatment options available to help them. I want to help you find relief.

There are a variety of things a woman can do to help with symptom relief. In many cases, modification in diet and exercise can provide a basis for a healthy approach to menopause. Additionally, prescription products, such as alternative remedies, are options for consideration.

Find Resources and more Information here!

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