Exploring the impact of hormones like progesterone and estrogen on sleep patterns during menopause, addressing issues such as hot flashes, night sweats, and the benefits of progesterone for better sleep and anxiety relief. The chapter touches on challenges like weight gain, joint pain, and decreased sex drive during menopause, emphasizing the need to understand symptoms and seek relief for improved health and quality of life. It also highlights the personal journey of a doctor's exploration into menopause effects, advice on finding appropriate resources, and the importance of seeking help, normalizing the experience, and empowering women to prioritize their health.
Today's episode is a MUST listen. You won't believe what the latest research is saying about menopause. And you're likely not getting what you need to know from your doctor.
Did you know perimenopause can begin as early as your 30’s? Or that symptoms can include frozen shoulder, joint pain, ear ringing, migraines, and body odor?
Today, the #1 menopause doctor tells you everything she knows so you can stop guessing and KNOW how to stay healthy and feel amazing in your body.
Dr. Mary Claire Haver joins Mel on the podcast today. She is a board certified obstetrics and gynecology specialist, a certified menopause practitioner from the Menopause Society, and her latest book is The New Menopause. Her advice today will help you optimize your health, no matter what your age.
You've got symptoms; today's episode has solutions, like:
3 types of foods that will stop your bloating.
2 supplements that will help you sleep better.
1 exercise that will help you lose weight and improve your bone density.
Bookmark this episode and share it with every single woman in your life, because it’s time to change the paradigm: you do not have to live with symptoms that can be resolved and you do not have to suffer.
For more resources, including links to Dr. Haver’s latest book, her free Menopause Empowerment Guide, and reader recommended physicians, click here for the podcast episode page.
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