health guides
Menopause
- Eat soya and linseed
Make foods high in phytoestrogens, such as linseed, tofu, soya milk, tempeh, and roasted soya nuts, a regular part of your diet
- Control symptoms with isoflavones
Supplements containing at least 80 to 100 mg a day of isoflavones from soya or red clover may help control symptoms
- Cool down with black cohosh
Some people have found 20 mg of a concentrated herbal extract twice a day relieves hot flushes
- Find relief with exercise
Even light aerobic activities can help reduce menopausal symptoms
- Quit smoking
Smokers are more likely to experience hot flushes and other menopausal symptoms
Hormone replacement therapy using conjugated oestrogens (Premarin), estradiol (Estrace), and oestropipate (Ogen) is often prescribed
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