Liz Earle, Liz is joined by menopause expert, Dr Louise Newson to answer FAQs about this transition.
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The way we talk about our emotions is connected to our gut, and evidence is increasingly showing there really is a link between mental and gut health.
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The herbal notes of rosemary are the perfect partner for these rich and buttery chocolate madeleines. Enjoy them decorated with rosemary and melted chocolate as part of an afternoon tea. Save to my Wellbeing
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Do you know the difference between cocoa and cacao? We uncover everything you need to know about cocoa and its many health benefits.
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The sweet, subtle flavours in these gorgeous menopause muffins make a delicious alternative to sickly, soggy commercial varieties.
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Read on for Liz's top tips on fighting signs of fatigue.
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Hyaluronic acid is a molecule found naturally in our bodies, particularly in our skin, joints, and eyes. Find out what it is and why we might need more of it.
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Increasing our intake of certain vitamins and minerals can help combat physical changes that the menopause brings.
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Also known as pruritus, itchy skin can develop in the perimenopause and menopause as oestrogen levels start to diminish.
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Whether adding its sunny colour to a curry or drinking it in a latte, there are so many ways to reap the health benefits of turmeric.
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