Menopause remedies???

[Y_lifter]

Yeah no kidding with the mood swings and crying for no reason. My friend refuses to go on anti-depressants. Did your wife go on birth control Y_lifter??

No... Again with the benefits vs Risks of hormones.
Also, she has had a partial hysterectomy (uterus) and hadn't had
any issues relating to that or cycles since 2002.

She is dealing with the hot flashes for now and on a low dose of prozac I think for the emotional waves. Seems to be working with a plan to stop
that as soon as she gets past this phase.. Then she will watch the bones.

 

[StickFigure]

Bookmarked!!

This info might come in handy sooner than I thought!

 

[Gymgurl]

What? Stick you diggin older women again

 

[Gambino]

Keeping the damn A/C at the house at a Ball Sack Shriveling 73 F
all day and night.

dooode that's when we turn the a/c on here, when it gets a sweltering 73

 

[StickFigure]

What? Stick you diggin older women again

Pffffftt! Yeah right.

 

[2dagym]

No... Again with the benefits vs Risks of hormones.
Also, she has had a partial hysterectomy (uterus) and hadn't had
any issues relating to that or cycles since 2002.

She is dealing with the hot flashes for now and on a low dose of prozac I think for the emotional waves. Seems to be working with a plan to stop
that as soon as she gets past this phase.. Then she will watch the bones.

If she isn't weight training, you might suggest she start to deter bone loss and it may help with her with her blues. Emotions might get even worse when menopause begins to reek havoc on her ability to maintain a decent weight and physique. Weight training may help her combat this to some extent (diet also of course).

I haven't begun menopause yet, but I have no intentions of lying down and accepting what it can do to my body without a fight. With the increased cancer risks, I don't plan to use any homone replacement therapy either, unless it's natural/herbal. Just a lot of weight training and good diet mostly.

 

[JayC9]

Dettol and a wire brush.