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20/02/2026

Strength training is not just about aesthetics; it is about body preservation. As oestrogen levels decline during menopause, the risk of sarcopenia—the loss of muscle mass and bone density—increases at an alarming rate. This shift is why many women feel softer or weaker during midlife.

Lifting weights sends essential signals to your body to keep these tissues strong. With just two to three focused sessions a week, you can protect your metabolism and maintain bone density. Strength training is a commitment to longevity, balance and ensuring your body remains functional for the next thirty years.

Sign up to become a member of The Menopause Network today to access peer support, clinical insights and specialised resources.

18/02/2026

We are proud to have supported the recent Menopause Awards as a sponsor, celebrating the incredible individuals and organizations driving change in the field. Between the insights at the Menopause in Practice and Future Patient Congress and the achievements recognized at the awards, it is clear that the standard for menopause care is being elevated. Our commitment remains to fostering the clinical excellence and professional collaboration necessary to improve patient lives.

Sign up to become a member of The Menopause Network today to access peer support, clinical insights and specialised resources!

15/02/2026

Many of us in the menopause transition belong to the sandwich generation. We are simultaneously caring for our children and our ageing parents, all while managing demanding careers. This creates a perfect storm of chronic stress.

It is important to understand that during menopause, your body becomes less resilient to stress. Without the protective levels of oestrogen that once helped buffer the effects of cortisol, your system is more vulnerable. When cortisol levels remain constantly high, your menopause symptoms—from hot flushes to anxiety—will be significantly worse.

Me-time is not a luxury or a self-indulgent extra. It is a clinical necessity for your nervous system. Whether it is a ten-minute walk alone or simply sitting in silence, you must find a way to lower those stress hormones.

Prioritising yourself is the first step in managing your symptoms effectively.

13/02/2026

Many of us are looking for natural ways to manage the more intrusive symptoms of menopause, and cold water therapy is proving to be a remarkably powerful tool. But is there really a benefit, or is it just a trend?

The science suggests it is highly effective for managing symptoms like hot flushes and heightened anxiety. When you submerge in cold water, the “cold shock” response triggers a surge of endorphins and activates the vagus nerve. This process helps to regulate the nervous system, improve circulation and ultimately lead to a better night’s sleep.

The best part is that you do not need a frozen lake or a specialized ice bath to start. You can begin tomorrow morning by adding a 30-second cold blast to the end of your regular shower.

It is a simple, cost-free habit that can significantly shift your hormonal well-being.

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11/02/2026

Eat your way to better hormone balance with this Power Salad by our Nutrition and Lifestyle Advisor, Zanna Selicka!

Perimenopause and menopause require us to be more intentional with our nutrition. This Hormone Balance Power Salad isn’t just delicious—it’s a functional tool designed to reduce common symptoms like fatigue and bloating while supporting your long-term health.

With 29g of protein and 11g of fiber per portion, this meal hits the “gold standard” for menopause nutrition. The fiber from the beetroot and beluga lentils helps eliminate “spent” hormones from your gut, while the high protein content keeps your muscles strong and your mood stable.

The Ingredients:
• 125g cooked beetroot
• 100g cooked beluga lentils
• 15-20g sliced red onion
• 20g fresh flat-leaf parsley
• 50g feta cheese
• 10-15g pumpkin seeds

The Dressing:
Whisk together 1.5 tbsp olive oil, 1 tsp Dijon mustard, half a lemon’s juice, salt, and pepper.

Method:
Combine the base ingredients in a large bowl, pour over the zesty dressing, and sprinkle with pumpkin seeds for that essential crunch. Enjoy!

08/02/2026

Perimenopause isn’t a moment. It can be a 15-year journey.

Did you know that the perimenopausal years can last anywhere from 7 to 15 years? That is an entire decade (or more) of your life.

Many women wait until the symptoms are “unbearable” before seeking help, but staying in that space of struggle only prolongs your suffering. The truth is, the earlier you address the symptoms and acknowledge the phase you are in, the better your quality of life will be.

It’s not just about getting through it; it’s about thriving during it. Early intervention is the key to protecting your heart, your bones, and your mental well-being during this long transition.

Don’t wait for the finish line to start taking care of yourself.

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06/02/2026

When it comes to perimenopause and menopause, we often wait for symptoms to appear before making changes. But the best time to start is right now. There are two non-negotiable lifestyle shifts that will change the way you navigate this phase:

1️⃣ Prioritize Protein: It’s not just for athletes. More protein supports your muscle mass (which we naturally lose as estrogen drops), stabilizes your mood, and keeps you feeling satisfied throughout the day.
2️⃣ Start Strength Training: If you aren’t lifting weights yet, this is your sign to start. Strength training is the gold standard for building bone density and maintaining the muscle that supports your metabolism.

Acknowledging where you are and taking these two steps is the ultimate act of preventative health. Your heart, your bones and your future self will thank you.

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04/02/2026

We get it. Acknowledging that you’re entering perimenopause can feel overwhelming, but staying in denial is a choice to prolong your own suffering.When we ignore the signs, we aren’t just “toughing it out, we are missing the most critical window for preventative health. Perimenopause isn’t just about hot flashes; it’s a vital time to protect your:Bone Health: Estrogen loss impacts bone density rapidly.Heart Health: Your cardiovascular risk profile changes during this shift.Gut Health: Hormonal fluctuations directly affect your microbiome.Delaying treatment doesn’t stop the clock; it only delays your relief and long-term protection. The first step to feeling like yourself again is simply acknowledging the phase you are in.

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03/02/2026

The Menopause Network is thrilled to be exhibiting at this year’s Menopause in Practice event!
Whether you are a healthcare professional or simply passionate about improving menopause care, we would love for you to stop by our stand.

Come and meet the team, discover our latest resources, and join the conversation as we work together to transform the landscape of menopause support.

📍 Where: The Grand Connaught Rooms, London
🗓️ When: Friday, 6 February

It’s going to be a day filled with insight, connection and progress.
We can’t wait to welcome you!

01/02/2026

Many women find that during the menopausal transition, they begin to experience a significant loss of focus, increased forgetfulness and a sense of mental fog that feels remarkably like ADHD.

This is not merely a side effect of age; it is a profound neurochemical shift. Oestrogen is a key player in the production and regulation of dopamine, the neurotransmitter responsible for focus, motivation and cognitive clarity. As oestrogen levels drop during perimenopause, dopamine levels frequently fall in tandem.

For many, this hormonal decline can unmask or exacerbate ADHD symptoms that were previously manageable. By stabilising oestrogen levels through targeted support, we can help restore the body’s dopamine balance and help you regain your cognitive focus.

Understanding this link is the first step toward feeling like yourself again.

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30/01/2026

Maintaining bone density and muscle mass is a critical concern during the menopausal transition, yet not everyone enjoys a traditional gym environment.

A simple and highly effective method to stimulate bone density and combat age-related decline is the use of a weighted vest. By wearing a vest equivalent to ten per cent of your body weight during your daily walks or household chores, you introduce a safe level of resistance that encourages bone health and muscle retention.

This approach is easy to integrate into your existing routine and provides a practical solution for those who prefer functional movement over structured exercise. It is a straightforward way to protect your physical strength and skeletal integrity as your hormone levels change.

Try the weighted vest hack to support your long-term health.
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We are proud sponsors of the Menopause Awards and honoured to be part of such a special celebration. We can’t wait to jo...
29/01/2026

We are proud sponsors of the Menopause Awards and honoured to be part of such a special celebration.
We can’t wait to join an evening filled with Great Gatsby–inspired glamour, inspiration and the very best of our industry coming together.

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