Do you ever complain that since you’ve reached a certain age (which is code for starting to go through menopause), you’ve found that you just can’t think straight? And that some people just roll their eyes when you say this? Well, you just need to tell them that you’re not losing your mind! New research reported by MedLinePlus, a service of the U.S. National Library of Medicine, is indicating that your brain fog may be real!
A new study published in the March issue of Menopause followed...
A friend recently emailed me, “I just can't seem to stay on-target, and my mind just jumps from subject to subject! It's driving me... Read more »
Recently a community member posted a question on HealthCentral’s Alzheimer’s site about her mother, who is 55. The mother had been... Read more »
Commenting on a recent study, National Institute of Mental Health Deputy Director Richard Nakamura, PhD, commented:"Osteoporosis is a... Read more »
Recently while walking out of a movie theater with a friend, I turned to ask her what she would be assigning as our next book group... Read more »
I’ve noticed that as we reach menopause, we increasingly complain about our brain’s ability to think. “I just can’t remember... Read more »
My best friend from Florida came to visit me here in Tennessee so she could take fall leaves back for the children in her Montessori pre-school. In... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)Hormone replacement therapy, also known as menopausal hormone therapy (MHT) or hormone therapy (HT), uses... Read more »
Don't think your sex life is over Your sex life has just begun! All women (and of course men) have some testosterone. In women and men, the level may drop as we age, but in some women at menopause, it actually increases . Also, you no longer...
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