Women’s brains age differently than men’s. Brain researcher points out that hormonal changes during menopause are the cause. By editors / Photo: Davis Matos Science has established that as such there is no difference between a female brain versus a male brain. However, brain researcher Lisa Moscon, who has a PhD in Neuroscience and Nuclear… Læs mere »Menopause can change the brain
Menopausal women can prevent muscle loss by being physically active. Exercise is healthy. We’ve heard it over and over again. But now a Finnish study shows that physical activity helps to reduce the loss of muscle mass when a woman is menopausal. Because during menopause, the level of estrogen drops. And estrogen in particular has… Læs mere »Finnish study: Exercise can prevent loss of muscle mass during menopause
Men experience a more insidious menopause, which can last for decades with symptoms such as decreased sex drive, the development of depression and other physical and mental disorders. Andropause. This is the name of the male menopause. With age, all men experience a decrease in testosterone levels. Typically, it starts in the early 40’s, and… Læs mere »Mens version of menopause is andropause
Alexandra Crosskey wants to break the taboo on menopause. She believes that women should talk more openly about menopause. & Nbsp; It all started last summer when Alexandra was 48 years old. Her husband had noticed that Alexandra was not quite herself. She had a shorter fuse, experienced anxiety attacks and the sheets were bathed… Læs mere »Menopausal women should speak openly
Lotte Hvas, specialist in general medicine and senior researcher at the research unit for General Practice at the University of Copenhagen, has for a number of years dealt with the female body and talked to women in menopause. She says that menopausal women generally have difficulty in acquiring knowledge about the subject, which is neutral.… Læs mere »Doctor: Menopause is a transition not doom
Taking hormones can have consequences in the long run. However experts tend to disagree on the consequences an interpret results differently. Hormones or not hormones? That question has probably crossed the minds of women who have had problems caused by menopause. If you seek advice and guidance on the subject, you will soon realise that… Læs mere »Why experts disagree on hormonal supplements for menopausal women

Menopause can change the brain
Women’s brains age differently than men’s. Brain researcher points out that hormonal changes during menopause are the cause. By editors / Photo: Davis Matos Science

Finnish study: Exercise can prevent loss of muscle mass during menopause
Menopausal women can prevent muscle loss by being physically active. Exercise is healthy. We’ve heard it over and over again. But now a Finnish study

Mens version of menopause is andropause
Men experience a more insidious menopause, which can last for decades with symptoms such as decreased sex drive, the development of depression and other physical

Menopausal women should speak openly
Alexandra Crosskey wants to break the taboo on menopause. She believes that women should talk more openly about menopause. & Nbsp; It all started last

Doctor: Menopause is a transition not doom
Lotte Hvas, specialist in general medicine and senior researcher at the research unit for General Practice at the University of Copenhagen, has for a number

Why experts disagree on hormonal supplements for menopausal women
Taking hormones can have consequences in the long run. However experts tend to disagree on the consequences an interpret results differently. Hormones or not hormones?