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Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

4 tips for fewer hot flashes

Up to 75 percent of women suffer with hot flashes during menopause, and about 10 percent continue to 15 years later. Irritating and embarrassing… they can even make it hard to sleep at night. But you can reduce the frequency and severity of hot flashes naturally…

Jenny Smiechowski

Why menopausal women are getting asthma

Think you’re safe from asthma because you never had it as a child? Feeling short of breath, coughing or wheezing more? Asthma is influenced by hormones. No wonder menopausal women, going through the biggest hormonal shift of their adult life, are at an increased risk.

Jenny Smiechowski

What hot flashes predict about sleep apnea

Obstructive sleep apnea is more than just exhausting. It can even be deadly, since it increases your chance of sudden cardiac death. Unlike most men who snore with OSA, women’s symptoms can be much more subtle, and there’s more to the story if you’re menopausal…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

Feed a cold, starve breast cancer

You’ve heard that old saying – feed a cold, starve a fever… But, the secret may actually be to starve cancer cells. By reducing the number of calories you consume each day, you could not only stop cancer spread but possibly even prevent cancer growth in the first place.

Margaret Cantwell

Why you should be more worried about blood pressure than breast cancer

Breast cancer is a dreaded disease. But there is something else dangerous about breast cancer — and other female-related diseases… And that’s a doctor’s inability to warn us about the high and unique risks that women face from diseases they feel are outside of our sex.

Jenny Smiechowski

The safe solution for the menopause symptom we don’t talk about

Certain menopause symptoms get a lot of press. But other symptoms don’t get as much attention because they can be a little embarrassing to talk about, which means millions of women are left suffering in silence. No more. If vaginal discomfort and urinary issues are on your list of complaints, listen up…

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Dr. Isaac Eliaz

Be breast cancer-aware all year long

October is dedicated to breast cancer awareness. The month is marked by raising visibility about the increasing incidence of breast cancer. But, I’m always struck by what I don’t hear: practical advice on how to protect yourself from breast cancer all year, like this…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

Bye bye period, hello heart disease and Alzheimer’s?

While menopause means not having to deal with a period anymore, it can also mean weight gain, hot flashes, anxiety and moodiness. But that decrease in estrogen is more than annoying… These inevitable hormonal changes can significantly impact some surprising body parts…

Jedha Dening

The weird way bacteria can trigger menopause

Even before you reach menopause, your gut health could be responsible for compounding your symptoms and risk level for the health dangers that come with it. That’s because bacteria play an important role in your estrogen levels…

Debra Atkinson

7 steps to lose weight (even after menopause) [slideshow]

These seven ways to weight loss after menopause are not random. They each impact the next. You don’t have to go for them all at once. These seven components have helped midlife women finally lose weight and feel great. Now it’s your turn…

Jenny Smiechowski

Keep things dark to lighten your breast cancer risk

Maybe you’re used to light from street lamps streaming into your bedroom window every night… Or bright lights beaming down on you from car dealerships, grocery stores and big box retailers’ parking lots as you go for an evening drive. But there’s a dark side to living somewhere with a lot of artificial outdoor light…

Dr. Adria Schmedthorst

6 foods (plus supplements) that bring your thyroid back to life

More than 60 percent of adults with suboptimal thyroid function don’t have symptoms, at least not ones that they recognize, and testing is leaving them in the dark. So, what are the symptoms of low thyroid levels? In addition to unexplained weight gain, you can experience dry skin, thinning hair, anxiety, depression and even brain fog. If that sounds like you, it’s time to bring your thyroid back to life.

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