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Paying more attention to our diet may help with hot flushes and
One of the most well-known symptoms of menopause is hot flushes. Around 60-70% of women get them during perimenopause, due to the decrease in oestrogen affecting the brain’s internal thermostat. They
What we eat is the biggest lever we have to pull when it comes to reducing menopausal symptoms. A higher intake of ultra-processed foods has been shown to be associated with higher menopausal symptom
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It’s the small eating tweaks that can make the biggest difference to your weight loss
Energy 1 Make a simple swap, says nutritionist and private chef Dorothy Woods (healthydot. com). “Swap refined carbohydrates like white pasta or potatoes with complex carbs such as brown rice, quinoa
Fuel yourself but boost your health in the process with this top advice