As we age, declining estrogen levels can significantly impact our bone health, leading to conditions like osteoporosis. This isn't always visible on a DEXA scan but affects the tensile strength of our bones, making them more prone to fractures. It's crucial to do hormone testing to understand what's truly happening in your body. Want to learn more about managing your health during perimenopause and menopause? Comment "FlatBelly" to get our free guide and subscribe to our newsletter for more insights from Anti-Gravity Wellness. #BoneHealth #Osteoporosis #Menopause #Perimenopause #HormoneHealth #Wellness #AntiGravityWellness

Take a listen to this conversation about new research on what people need to know about Menopause and its impact on the brain. Understanding how to support women, or how they can have a better quality of life and cognitive health during this phase can save a lot of grief and negative impact in their personal and professional environments. https://lnkd.in/eYS4GmGC Carla Williams Anita Peters Lara Quentrall-Thomas MBA Emily Chee Wah MBA PCC Denyse De Gale-Macintyre

Menopause is a transformative time in a woman's life, but it can impact your heart health. Dr. Sarah's latest blog is packed with steps you can take to protect your heart, during and after menopause. Click the link below to read the blog, and to find out more about our NEW Post Menopausal Insights home blood test, which gives you personalised insights into how hormonal changes may be affecting you. https://bit.ly/3Q2VTlM #WorldMenopauseDay #HeartHealth #MenopauseAwareness

For many women, they think that menopause or even an early hysterectomy is the end of hormone function… We’ve been told time and time again to “expect this” as it is “a natural part of life”. It’s not. Women do not have to go through the excruciating symptoms of menopause… and any practitioner who tells you must… Has earned the right as still “practicing”. Did you know that the endocrine system isn’t the only source of hormones or hormone-like substances…? Other body tissues that release hormones include: Adipose tissue (fat tissue) KIDNEYS LIVER GUT(gastrointestinal tract) This is exactly why we help our clients understand how to clear their detox pathways in order to optimize their health. It’s just plain biology. Want to have a conversation? Drop me a message to understand how to make small but effectual changes.

Can Anti-Müllerian Hormone therapy delay menopause? For half the population, ovarian shutdown is a natural part of aging. But should we accept this as inevitable? Groundbreaking research is exploring Anti-Müllerian Hormone therapy to extend ovarian function, potentially delaying #menopause and reducing associated health problems. Read more here: https://vist.ly/3em49 #TheMusingPhD #MenopausePrevention #OvarianHealth #Aging #WomensHealth #OvarianFunction #MedicalResearch #HealthInnovation #FemaleHealth #ReproductiveHealth #ExtendOvarianFunction #PreventAgingDiseases #HealthyAging #ScientificAdvancements #Healthcare #WomensWellness

🌿 8 Reasons Functional Medicine Labs Might Be Right For You! 🌿 Hey ya'll 🌟 Ever wondered how functional medicine labs could really clarify your health journey? Here are eight reasons why they might be exactly what you need: 1. Health Optimization & Prevention: Catch those subtle changes early and stay a step ahead of potential health issues. 2. Beyond Normal Labs: Find answers where conventional tests might miss functional health issues that affect how you feel day-to-day. 3. Inspiration for Healthy Habits: Seeing real results can inspire you to make lasting, healthy changes and validate your own health experiences. 4. Easy Testing: Collect samples comfortably at home for convenience. 5. Insights into Women's Health: Gain detailed insights into menstrual cycles, fertility, and menopause. 6. Understanding the "Why": Get to the root cause of your health concerns, not just treating the symptoms. 7. Personalized Care: Tailor treatments based on your unique health profile. 8. Targeted Solutions: Address your health concerns with precision, avoiding trial and error. Curious to learn more? 🌱 Feel free to send me a direct message with any questions about functional medicine labs! I’m here to chat about how they can support your journey to optimal health. 💬✨ #FunctionalMedicine #HealthOptimization #PersonalizedHealth #WellnessJourney #AskMeAnything #functionallabs

We know menopause is marked by a decrease in estrogen in the body, but a new study by researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine has uncovered that brain fog – a symptom so many women suffer from during menopause – may actually be caused by an increase in estrogen receptors in the brain. Further research is needed to understand exactly why the brain’s estrogen receptors increase, though researchers theorize that the brain is trying to hold onto whatever estrogen remains as the body’s hormone depletes. A study like this is crucial for us to have a better understanding of how menopause affects women’s brains, and thereby provide the most innovative and effective care for women suffering from symptoms. Read more about this study here: https://lnkd.in/epGUcx74 #Health #Menopause #TherapeuticWellness

Menopause experts are calling for more research into menopause treatments and advocating for individualized options that address both symptoms and systemic changes in the body. Current treatment options for menopause symptoms are often under-researched, with some having questionable efficacy or causing potentially harmful side effects. It’s time to prioritize research to help women navigate the post-childbearing years, which could be the best years of their lives. We need to be part of the solution by investing time and money into updated research on aging women to provide the best options to maintain the highest quality of life possible. #womenshealthcareresearch #qualityoflife #healthieroptions #moreeducation

‘Menopause brain’ is real. Here’s how to deal with it. I would recommend this book to all and especially to all health professionals.

During menopause, a woman's estrogen levels decrease, leading to various physical and emotional changes. These changes can include mood swings, hot flashes, joint pain, and an increased risk of osteoporosis due to compromised calcium metabolism. Additionally, fluctuating hormones can affect heart health, causing palpitations and an increased heart rate. It's essential for women to understand and manage these changes to maintain their overall well-being during this transition period. If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, schedule an appointment with our healthcare experts today to discuss your concerns and explore personalized treatment options tailored to your needs. #MeNOPause #JehangirHospital #WeAddCare #PatientFirst #LiveHealthy #PatientCare #jointpain #hearthealth #healthcareexperts