Heart health after menopause: What every woman should know: Study finds women's heart risk spikes after menopause, equalling men's. The findings highlight screening and awareness need. #HeartHealth #Menopause #ThePause #WomensHealth #Estrogen #HRT #VisceralFat #BellyFat #Statins #HeartDisease #Hormones #EarthDotCom #EarthSnap #Earth
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Menopause isn't just about hot flashes – it's also a time when your heart health needs attention. A recent study reveals post-menopausal women may face a faster increase in heart disease risk compared to men. Let's prioritize heart screenings and proactive measures to protect women's heart health during this crucial stage of life. #HeartHealth #menopause #menopauseatwork #menopauseintheworkplace #menowell
Heart health after menopause: What every woman should know
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Menopause isn't just about hot flashes – it's also a time when your heart health needs attention. A recent study reveals post-menopausal women may face a faster increase in heart disease risk compared to men. Let's prioritize heart screenings and proactive measures to protect women's heart health during this crucial stage of life. #HeartHealth #menopause #menopauseatwork #menopauseintheworkplace #menowell
Heart health after menopause: What every woman should know
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Menopause Mondays 🍷 Alcohol consumption during menopause can have an impact on brain health. While moderate alcohol intake may have some cardiovascular benefits for postmenopausal women, heavy alcohol consumption can increase the risk of cognitive decline, dementia, and other brain-related health issues. 🍷 A study published in the journal Menopause found that women who drank heavily during menopause had lower cognitive function scores compared to women who didn't drink alcohol. 🍷 According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, women should limit their alcohol intake to no more than one drink per day. This is because in addition to cognitive decline, excessive alcohol consumption can increase the risk of breast cancer, liver disease, and other health issues. 🍷 Alcohol can also interfere with sleep, which can negatively impact brain health. Sleep disturbances have been linked to an increased risk of cognitive decline, Alzheimer's disease, and other neurological disorders. 🍷 Lack of sleep can also exacerbate menopause symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings, weight gain, and fatigue. 🍷 It's important for women to talk to their healthcare providers about their alcohol consumption and any potential risks or benefits based on their individual health status, including brain health. 🍷 Are you struggling to get on top of your menopause symptoms? Have you considered working with a Functional & Lifestyle Medicine trained Health & Wellness Coach to discover potential root cause of your issues? 🍷 Feel free to book a free discovery call and let's see what one conversation can do for you! https://p.bttr.to/37nWlJ3 🍷 #MenopauseMondays #AlcoholAndMenopause #Menopause #Perimenopause #WomensHealth #alcoholconsumption #brainhealth #menopausesymptoms #cognitivedecline #drinkinmoderation #MissionWellness #HealthCoachForYou
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Struggling with menopause symptoms? Our latest blog explores how functional testing and personalized care can help you manage these changes effectively. Click to read and learn more about our holistic approach at Aura & Meta! Read Now #Menopause #FunctionalTesting #PersonalizedCare #WomensHealth #HolisticHealth https://lnkd.in/dQPG2MVE
Navigating Menopause with Precision: The Power of Functional Testing and Personalized Care at Aura & Meta
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Do you know that when a woman goes through menopause, she faces as many changes in the brain as in the ovaries? Also, two thirds of people with Alzheimer’s disease are women and this is now thought to be linked to menopause. I'm not telling you this to frighten you, I'm telling you this to give you an awareness and let you know that there are things that you can do to help prevent this. These include: ✅ Quitting smoking ✅ Reducing alcohol intake ✅ Sleeping well ✅ Remaining mentally and socially active ✅ Exercising ✅ Having a good diet Small changes can have a huge impact! You just need to be armed with the right support, education and know how. #menopause #perimenopause #awarenessraising #lifestyle #wellbeing
How Menopause Changes the Brain
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🌼 Managing Menopause Made Easier! Health professionals now have a toolkit for guidance. Explore it at Hospital Health. #Menopause #HealthcareToolkit #Women'sHealth
Toolkit to guide health professionals on managing menopause
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This week the menopause community is all talking about a newly approved prescribable option to add to our toolbox. 💊Veoza is a tablet that doesn’t contain hormones but blocks neurokinin B receptors in the part of the brain that controls vasomotor symptoms (VMS). 💊It will be launched officially in the new year. Initially it will only be available in the private sector. As yet, the price is likely to be considerably LESS than the cost in the U.S (but still considerably MORE than HRT). 💊 In published clinical trials to date Veoza shows a significant reduction in the frequency & severity of VMS. In a trial about to be published it also shows an improvement in sleep. Sleep is a crucial determinant of health. 💊We know that HRT is the most effective way of managing a large range of menopausal symptoms & for those using it for that reason, there is also good data supporting its ability to reduce future adverse health outcomes (eg heart disease, osteoporosis, diabetes). Veoza has a much narrower target. 💊However, there are some people in whom, for medical reasons, there is a lack of clarity about the risk:benefit ratio of HRT - one of the main groups being those with a history of breast cancer. There are also those who have tried HRT & not got on with it OR who are simply averse to trying HRT. Here is the crux of the matter for me: I believe Veoza should be an option for all of these groups AS LONG AS the pros & cons are fully explained. 💊 As with all new drugs that come to the market there are things that have been rigorously tested and things that haven’t. Using these medications in the real world will tell us so more more over time. 💊 At the moment the only non-hormonal option for menopause symptoms is clonidine & that is really not a good option for the majority. I am pleased that we have another option now - it’s early days but I believe it’s a positive step. #healthinmenopause #menopause #vasomotorsymptoms #patientchoice #shareddecisionmaking #womenshealth
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Dr. Kavita Desai on menopause: "It's not something that we just need to embrace...it's something we actually need to do something about." Dr Desai breaks down cognitive health for women, including how Alzheimer's can actually be mistaken for menopause. #cognitivehealth #healthyaging #Alzheimers #alzheimersawareness #menopausesupport #menopause #perimenopausesupport #dietarysupplements #brainhealth #nutracast Revivele NutraIngredients-usa
NutraCast: Cognitive decline: Alzheimer's or menopause?
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Menopause brings a range of symptoms beyond the well-known hot flashes, with heart palpitations being one of the less recognized but potentially concerning ones. Research suggests that up to 54 percent of women going through menopause may experience palpitations. While most cases are benign, they can also be indicative of underlying heart conditions or a higher risk of heart disease in some women, particularly as estrogen levels decline during menopause. It's important to consult with a healthcare provider to evaluate and address heart palpitations and their potential causes. #menopause #menopauseatwork #menopauseintheworkplace #menowell
Menopause and Heart Palpitations: Risks, Symptoms, and Concerns
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