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The International Menopause Society’s 2025 World Menopause Day theme highlights lifestyle medicine—the daily habits that shape how you feel during menopause and beyond. From nutrition and movement to sleep, stress, relationships, and avoiding harmful habits, small changes add up. You don’t need a total overhaul—just steady steps toward feeling like yourself again.

The menopause transition is more than hot flashes—it’s a hormonal rollercoaster that can impact mood and mental health. Research shows women are at higher risk for depression during this time, especially if they’ve had it before, struggle with sleep, anxiety, or big life stressors. The good news? With screening, lifestyle support, therapy, and sometimes hormones or medication, you don’t have to navigate this window of vulnerability alone.

Menopause doesn’t just cause hot flashes—it can hit your bladder and vagina like a stealthy ninja. Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM) affects nearly half of peri- and postmenopausal women and is often misdiagnosed as UTIs or IC. Symptoms like vaginal dryness, pain with sex, and urinary urgency stem from estrogen loss—but the good news? GSM is treatable, and low-dose vaginal estrogen is safe and effective.

Menopause affects 100% of women. So why does it get less than 5% of the funding breast cancer does? It’s time to talk about it.

#HormoneHealth

Hormones & heart health are connected! Learn how estrogen & testosterone protect your heart- & what happens when they decline. #Hearthealth

Estrogen does more than regulate periods—it supports your brain, bones, and heart. When it drops, symptoms hit hard, but therapy helps!

My journey through menopause was anything but easy—but it led me to reclaim my health, my hormones, and my passion for helping women

Don’t let hormone myths keep you in the dark. Learn the truth about menopause, hormone therapy, and how to reclaim your health confidently.