Menopause and collagen: should it be part of your daily routine?
The number of collagen supplements available seems to have increased in recent years. Many of these are marketed to menopausal women. The question: Should I
New book: Eating Well for Menopause. Out now
The number of collagen supplements available seems to have increased in recent years. Many of these are marketed to menopausal women. The question: Should I
Why does perimenopause impact my sleep? If you are going through menopause, you may find you don’t sleep so well. Well, you are not alone.
There can be a number of reasons for lacking energy and motivation for doing anything. Common perimenopause symptoms such as struggling to get enough good
Heart disease is often thought of as something that affects men more. Actually, it’s something that women, especially peri- and post-menopausal women should think about.
Scotland has a rich larder of healthy, nutritious foods. I’ve highlighted 5 Scottish foods that when eaten in a way that follows the principles of
Discover the foods and nutrients that all menopausal women should know about with
Soya foods, when eaten in sufficient quantities, can have a beneficial impact on the health of menopausal women. Soya foods and drinks are a uniquely
Iron is an essential mineral for making haemoglobin, a protein that carries oxygen around the body and gives the red blood cells their distinctive red
Restless Legs Syndrome is characterised by the overwhelming urge to move the legs. It is thought to affect one in 10 people in the UK.
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