Menopause

Understand the phases of menopause, associated symptoms, and how vitamins could play a role in managing them.

Menopause happens when a woman reaches the end of her reproductive years and is no longer able to get pregnant naturally. But did you know that the journey starts long before you reach this phase?

Menopause may be daunting, but the good news is that it is manageable. Eating the right diet, exercising, and choosing the right supplements can all help you manage your symptoms better.

MenoLabs has created probiotic-based products to address the different stages of menopause and will allow you to get a proper night's rest.

Live the best chapter of your life by taking the vitamins and minerals you need to stay healthy and full of energy in the long-term.

Aside from irregular periods, there are several other symptoms linked to perimenopause. However, there is one major symptom that many women experience but is not often talked about — brain fog.

MenoLabs has formulated high-quality probiotic supplements that will help women achieve their health goals during their menopause stage.

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A new study shows that women who have more sex on a weekly or monthly basis can delay menopause.

Menopause has reportedly been easier for Asians compared to Westerners. Why is this so? Researchers think it because of what they eat.

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Scientists believe the association may be explained by changes in estrogen levels.

The method could forecast the end of a woman's period one to two years in advance of the menopause.

Detroit woman Dawn Dodge showed up for her shift at Leo's Coney Island only to give birth to a 5 pound 11 ounce baby boy named Collin in the restroom.

U.K. broadcaster, Channel 4, announced a policy for their menopausal employees, the first of its kind for UK media companies.

"Deceptive marketing of unproven treatments may not only cause injuries but keep patients from accessing appropriate, recognized therapies to treat conditions."

Oily fish, pasta, rice and legumes may all have an impact.

An owner of a New Hampshire brewery is selling a beer for women who are dealing with menopause.

Long-standing debate of why women become infertile many years before death edges ever closer to being solved.

Half of British women aged 54 or over are embarrassed to talk about intimate health issues.

Bisphosphonates could save the lives of post-menopausal women being treated for early breast cancer.

Scientists in Greece recently presented a method that is in itself biologically plausible.