Natural Menopause Relief Secrets Revealed
Are You Sick & Tired of Feeling Drained, Frumpy, Achey & Moody?
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GIVE ME 13.5 MINUTES & I GUARANTEE TO SHOW YOU HOW TO CONTROL
RAGING HORMONES, PUT A STOP TO HOT FLASHES & FINALLY ENJOY_
UNDISTURBED SLEEP.
By - Kathryn Whittaker
"Entertining & Remarkable Insights OR EVEN THIS MONTH.
* Feeling the intense heat that comes all at once, as if a furnace
has been lit inside your body. Sometimes it hits during the day
sending you running for the windows even in winter. Or, worse yet,
waking cold and soaking in the night, covered in sweat from head to
toe.
* SUFFERING THROUGH GRINDING HEADACHES (MAYBE EVEN RECURRING
MIGRAINES) FOR THE FIRST TIME, OR MORE OFTEN THAN EVER BEFORE.
* Struggling to pay attention or concentrate at work or at home? And
your memory that's never been worse!
* PUTTING ON WEIGHT ON YOUR HIPS AND BELLY -- JUST WHERE YOU NEED IT
MOST!
* Losing interest in being intimate with your partner (if you're
honest, you might realize it's been weeks maybe months!) due to
vaginal dryness or breast tenderness.
* FEELING OVERWHELMING SADNESS OR INSTANT IRRITATION AND EVERYTHING
IN BETWEEN. SOMETIMES ALL IN THE SAME DAY EVEN IN THE SAME HOUR.
* Dealing with a period (and a cycle) that has developed a mind of
its own, with the length of your cycles or heaviness of the flow
completely different than it ever has been.
Any of this sound familiar? If you're nodding "yes", chances are
you've started the passage from fertility to the end of your
reproductive life. The _Change of Life_ a transition that comes to all
women during our 40's and 50's.
Women used to (many still do) talk about this time in hushed
whispers, making the whole process seem somehow shameful and
embarrassing.
The truth is, what's happening is not your fault and there's not a
thing you can do to stop it. It is a completely normal, a natural part
of aging that signals the end of our childbearing years and the
beginning of a whole new phase of your life.
Of course I never gave menopause much thought until my doctor told
me that the erratic set of symptoms I'd been experiencing for nearly a
year was a signal I was premenopausal. It was proof positive that I
was getting older a chapter of my life was almost surely behind me now
and another part was beginning.
I had lots of questions but not many answers.
