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HypnoJab® hypnotherapy weight loss consultant for Menopause

PROFILING THE BEST: HypnoJab® Consultant In Training, Cat Robinson Armor aka The Hormone Fairy. I’m Cat Robinson Armor, also known as The Hormone Fairy. I am a Certified Menopause Health Coach and Hypnotherapist, specialising in natural medicine and nutrition. With a wealth of experience spanning 14 years, my passion lies in assisting women who face…

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Blue Monday Moods and Menopause

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It’s Blue Monday, the name given to the so-called most depressing day of the year, the 3rd Monday in January, here’s some natural solutions to get your through on top of the peri menopause sadness! The 3rd Monday of the year was found to be the most depressing day of the year by Dr Cliff Arnall,…

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Bedford Menopause Café Meet-ups

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Join us for “Mochas & Menopause” or “Mocktails & Menopause” to talk The M Word, breaking the taboo, increasing awareness, our Meet-ups are a safe place to share your experiences, feel heard and understood, be supported and make new friends. It’s time to talk about the “M” word! Yep, let’s break the Taboo. Our event…

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Working from your Bed, why Menopause in the workplace is needed.

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It’s a Low Progesterone “working from bed” kind of day for me!  I’m fortunate that I understand and check my hormone levels regularly.  And even more blessed that I’m self-employed and can work from anywhere, including my Bed, around my bleed.  This is why we need more support and education around “Menopause in the Workplace”.…

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Milton Keynes women united to talk Menopause

Milton Keynes women came together in Milton Keynes for Let’s Talk Menopause in conjuction with HealthWatch Milton Keynes and The Hormone Fairy Women often tell us they’ve felt their menopausal symptoms or related health concerns have been dismissed by their GP. Women frequently experience unnecessary battles when trying to get the right care during the…

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Having a ‘menopause champion’ in every workplace would be beyond patronising

Having a ‘menopause champion’ in every workplace would be beyond patronising It’s estimated that 14 million working days a year are lost to the menopause Dr Heather Currie claims every workplace should have a ‘menopause champion’ Janet Street-Porter questions what ‘champions’ can offer apart from sympathy Article by Janet Street-Porter for the Daily Mail – PUBLISHED: 22:30,…

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9 foods for Anxiety and Depression in Menopause

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Struggling with your mood swings, anxiety or depression, it’s common in women with Hormonal Imbalance, Peri Menopause and Post Menopause.  A poor functioning gut can lead to unwanted hormonal symptoms.  During a client consultation I look for signs of inflammation and often recommend nutrition plans or detox to help fix the microbiome first (the bacteria…

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Pumpkins for Halloween are great for Menopause women too!

Did you know that eating Pumpkin, Pumpkin seeds and pumpkin oil could help ease those Menopause symptoms.  Pumpkin seed are a great source of phytoestrogen (compounds found in plants that are comparable to human oestrogen, capable of producing oestrogenic effects in our body) which may help in reducing migraines, blood pressure, hot flashes, joint pain.…

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What’s the aim of World Menopause Day

World Menopause Day is held every year on the 18th October, led by the International Menopause Society. The purpose of the day is to raise awareness on the menopause and support options for improving health and wellbeing. The IMS encourages professionals and women to participate in this global awareness raising campaign by printing and sharing these…

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Milton Keynes girls guide to Perimenopause & Menopause

Girls guide to Perimenopause

Let’s Talk the P Word – A Girls Guide to understanding Perimenopause, Menopause & Beyond – Online training and Live Milton Keynes Workshop, get your Questions answered! Menopause can feel like a dirty word, a word whispered in hushed tones! But that’s not how it should be. Plus many women, don’t understand it, or bury…

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What hormone test is best in Peri Menopause

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The Doctors told you “You’re too young to be in Peri Menopause and for hormone tests” or that “Your Blood test results are NORMAL”, but you’re feeling like crap and are fed up with being fobbed off. Your hormones are responsibly for every activity occurring in your both, from growth to metabolism, reproduction and even…

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Breakfast Granola for Peri Menopause

Breakfast is one of the most important meals of the day, especially during the Peri Menopause when balancing your blood sugar is key. I love Homemade granola as it’s lower in sugar and additives, compared to those found on the supermarket shelf and great for your hormones.  Plus it’s so easy to make. I serve…

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Boost your Libido during Peri Menopause

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  Has your libido changed since you entered your 40’s or the peri menopause years? As you hit the peri-menopausal phase you might notice your sex drive going through the roof, whilst some of you may find your sex drive has got up and gone! During these years your testosterone and oestrogen levels decrease, making…

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REGULAR SEX REDUCES EARLY MENOPAUSE

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Those who had sex regularly once a week or more were 28 per cent less likely to start the menopause early and reduce the risk. I came across this article in the press, and thought this was interesting.  During my peri-menopause I’m fortunate to have a healthy libido and sex life, but I know of…

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Peri Menopause Itchy Dry Skin

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Itchy skin is a less common symptom of the peri menopause but can be embarrassing and cause an issue for some women.  The good news is that it should be temporary and there are natural ways to combat the scratch. The itching is caused as your skin becomes irritated, at this time of life it’s…

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Menopause Festival

Menopause Festival

How would it feel to get rid of mood swings and sadness, release excess weight and feel like the old you again? Imagine finding your Mojo, losing weight and learning how to control those irrational thoughts, anxiety and moods. Explore and understand your Hormones and the Peri Menopause. Plus learn simple lifestyle changes for a…

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Menopause and Stroke Risk

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It’s World Stroke Awareness Day, and Menopause is associated with an increase in multiple stroke risk factors.  Some aspects of women’s lives can increase our risk of a stroke, like the contraceptive pill, HRT, pregnancy and having migraines. But for most women, taking care of your health and managing your risk factors will help you…

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Balancing Blood sugar during Menopause

Oestrogen and progesterone affect how your cells respond to insulin and during the peri and post menopause, changes in your hormone levels can trigger fluctuations in your blood sugar level. Some women find that their blood sugar level changes more than before, and goes up and down like you’re on a blood sugar rollercoaster! What…

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I cried when I read my Dutch Hormone Test results!

Dutch complete test

I get emails and messages from women every day telling me they’re feeling sad, depressed, anxious, lacking in confidence, struggling with weight.  They’ve been to the Doctors and if they are lucky the Doctor agreed to a blood test where the results were normal, or told they’re too young for a Blood test as it’s…

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Crying and emotional in Menopause

I don’t know why I’m crying! I hear this all the time from my Clients and women and my menopause meet-ups. AND I TOTALLY GET IT!! This was me! Age 40, crying for absolutely no reason. Life was good. I have nothing to worry or complain about. So why was I sad and in tears…

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Over eating & Weight Gain in Peri Menopause

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Terri* was 43 when she came to see me, her main issues were Hormone Imbalance and over eating! She had gained weight, her skin was dull, her hair limp and her joints were achey. She worked in the city looking after children, where the house was full of chocolate, crisps and cake! (My worst nightmare!)…

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