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What Vitamin Supplements Can Be Taken For Stress?
The physical symptoms of the menopause are often discussed, but what about the mental health implications? Find out more about what you can do on the blog.
Why Is Sage So Good For You?
Interestingly, it seems that sage is incredibly good for your overall health, not just great for helping you through the menopause. Find out more on the blog.
Master the Descent: The Importance of Downhill Walking
Walking isn’t just good for you on flat surfaces – it turns out, walking downhill has its own set of fantastic benefits too! Let's dive into the latest scientific insights about this underrated activity. Downhill walking isn't just a stroll – it's a workout for your...
Mental Health & Wellbeing In The Menopause
One aspect of menopause that is oft overlooked in favour of addressing the physical symptoms of the transition is the mental health impact of what’s happening.
What Is The DUTCH Test?
Something to consider looking into is the DUTCH test, which looks at sex hormones and metabolites to give you further insights into nutritional deficiencies.
Does Menopause Make Your Hair Fall out?
While it can be really upsetting to experience changes in your hair texture, the good news is that there’s a huge amount you can do to tackle the situation.
Can The Menopause Change Your Sense Of Taste?
There’s a link between oestrogen and saliva, and since oestrogen levels start to dip in the menopause, you may find that saliva flow starts to drop off as well.
Why Is Sage Good For Hot Flushes?
There are over 900 different types of sage and it’s been used for thousands of years as a way of healing all sorts of ailments. Find out more on the blog!
Eat Your Way Out Of Hot Flashes!
Hot flashes are the most common symptom of the menopause, so you’re certainly not alone if you are experiencing them. See how nutrition could help on the blog.
Menopause & Brain Fog: What You Need To Know
One very common symptom of the menopause is brain fog, characterised by forgetfulness, difficulty thinking clearly and difficulty retaining information.
Meet Your Therapist
Charlotte Schilcher
I’m a Registered Nutritional Therapist and a member of the British Association of Nutrition & Lifestyle Medicine and the Complementary & Natural Healthcare Council. I regularly participate in additional training to keep up to date on the latest research and continue to modify my protocols in light of this.