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Menopause, solutions to live it well!

disturbed sleep

For some women, menopause can lead to trouble sleeping. The advice to be applied is the same as in the case of classic insomnia: it is first necessary to take care to banish stimulants (coffee, tobacco, alcohol, etc.).
In addition, taking sleeping pills can be avoided by resorting to natural methods that have seen their effectiveness recognized, such as yoga, relaxing massages or plants in herbal tea, homeopathic granules, etc…

mood disorders

Menopause can also cause mood swings. In addition to being a disturbing event in the life of women, the drop in hormones such as estrogen or progesterone leads to hormonal upheaval.

Some women also consider menopause as a step towards old age and a loss of their femininity. This state of mind can lead to irritability or even depression.
The use of plants is a good alternative to hormone therapy. Lavender essential oil gives good results at the rate of 1 to 4 drops per day to be taken on a neutral tablet.

Osteoporosis

At menopause, the production of estrogen, a hormone that preserves bone mass, suddenly decreases causing a loss of bone resistance. To protect yourself from osteoporosis (the signs of which appear 15 to 20 years after the onset of menopause), it is important to ensure that you have a sufficiently high intake of calcium and vitamin D. It is imperative to stop smoking and drinking too much alcohol while practicing a sports activity in order to maintain good physical shape.

skin aging

The drop in estrogen levels and the reduced production of collagen at menopause are responsible for the acceleration of skin aging. To remedy this, natural methods can be used. Alpha hydroxy acids, known as AHAs or natural fruit acids found in some beauty products, visibly improve the appearance of the skin. Vitamin C and green tea also limit skin aging. For greater results, the use of botox can be considered.

The decrease in libido

Female sexual desire is linked to the presence of estrogens and androgens, levels which drop at menopause. In addition, the absence of periods causes the vaginal mucous membranes to dry out in some women, thus reducing sexual stimulation. Communication within the couple is certainly the key solution to countering low libido, but it is possible to use lubricants and work to control the stress and anxiety that paralyzes many women.

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