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Hormone Health is pleased to announce the launch of our Nutritional Health Support Package which provides access to personalised dietary, lifestyle, and emotional advice from our team of nutritional health experts Antonia de Gier and Nigel Denby. Why do you gain weight during menopause? During…
World Cancer Research Fund’s (WCRF) Cancer Prevention Action Week runs from 19–25 February 2024. This year, the awareness campaign focuses on ways you can make a difference and reduce your cancer risk. The theme is physical activity and the call to action is simple: Being physically…
Professor Mary Ann Lumsden joins Hormone Health as an associate and brings with her a wealth of experience in women’s health. Professor Mary Ann Lumsden is a Consultant Gynaecologist with a particular interest in menopause and menstrual disorder. With over 30 years’ of experience working…
As 2024 begins and the resolutions set in, the Hormone Health team wants to encourage you to get off to a healthy start by prioritising your menopause health and wellbeing. 10% Off Hormone Health Consultations As a private women’s health and menopause clinic we offer…
Helping keep menopause at the forefront of women’s health. Hormone Health recently exhibited at Pause Live at the Business Design Centre London. The event was the first of its kind consumer event for education, advice and support for women on their journey through menopause. As…
In this article Hormone Health Associate and Registered Nutritional Therapist Antonia de Gier explains what steps you can take to improve your wellbeing as the festive season approaches. December is upon us and all that the ‘silly’ season entails. You may already be overstretched with…
Continence issues during the menopause and peri-menopause are common, but that does not mean that they are not normal, or that you should put up with symptoms. Pelvic health physiotherapy has been shown to resolve 50% of continence issues and significantly improve an additional 25%….
The perimenopause and menopausal transition years generally occur during the 40s and 50s, which can coincide with a number of lifestyle changes and difficulties. These lifestyle changes can include dealing with day to day issues such as managing family life, elderly relatives, juggling a career…
Pause Live is the first-of-its-kind consumer event for education, advice, and support for women on their journey through menopause. The ultimate menopause event for women will be taking place at The Business Design Centre, London, on November 25, 2023. What’s on offer? The essential women’s…
Why does menstrual bleeding become heavier and irregular during the perimenopause? In this article Dr Patrick Bose, Hormone Health Associate and Consultant Gynaecologist, examines the menstrual cycle in greater detail and explains the reasons behind why periods become heavier and irregular during perimenopause and why…