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Great article in the @nytimes
It states - the female brain is rich in estrogen receptors, particularly in regions that control memory, mood, sleep and body temperature, all of which “work beautifully when estrogen is high and consistent,” @dr_mosconi quotes
For centuries too many people have forgotten than oestrogen is important for our brains to function properly and it is also made in our brains - oestrogen affects more than our gynaecological organs
The fact that women are more likely to develop dementia than women is partly due to hormonal changes but most researchers appear to have overlooked this…
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A disruption to sleeping habits is often the number one complaint from women who are in the perimenopause and menopause, so this is the symptom we will be talking about for day 3 of our menopause awareness advent calendar.
There is no system in your body that gets away unscathed by a lack of sleep, so it’s really important that this is something that’s addressed. Here are 4 ways you can improve your sleep and there’s also more information about how to build better sleep habits in this article: balance-menopause.com/menopause-libr…