Crazy Sexy Menopause: Empowering Women to Embrace the Exciting Phase

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2023-10-30 12:09:01
Title: Breaking the Taboo: “Crazy Sexy Menopause” Podcast Empowers Women to Embrace the Menopause Journey

Subtitle: Latest episode sheds light on hormone deficiency and offers expert tips for a healthier transition

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Menopause, a phase that affects every woman, yet remains rarely discussed openly, is finally getting the attention it deserves. The podcast “Crazy Sexy Menopause” aims to change the narrative surrounding menopause by tackling topics that are often considered taboo or cause fear among women. With a refreshing and empowering approach, the podcast strives to make menopause a positive and sexy experience for women everywhere.

Presented by acclaimed author and menopause advocate, Angela Löhr, “Crazy Sexy Menopause” is breaking barriers in 2023 by addressing sleep disorders, hot flashes, diet, and even sex without any reservations. Löhr, who has already supported and inspired numerous women through their menopause journey, now joins forces with the esteemed editorial team of Für Sie to help women conquer this challenging second half of life.

In the podcast’s latest episode, the 54th installment, Löhr invites author Astrid Müller to share her personal experience with menopause. Müller reveals her journey of being unaware that symptoms such as irritable bowel syndrome, neurodermatitis, and sleep problems in her early 40s were indicators of her transition into menopause. This eye-opening conversation dives into the topic of hormone deficiency and its consequences for women going through this phase.

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Hormonal health is crucial for both women and men, and this episode aims to shed light on this significant aspect. The symptoms discussed in the episode, including menstruation and premenstrual symptoms, exhaustion, and irritable bowel syndrome, serve as red flags for a potential hormone deficiency. While a gynecologist can diagnose this deficiency through a test, it is often not covered by insurance and comes with a cost.

To help women prevent hormone deficiency naturally, the episode offers expert tips shared by Astrid Müller:

1. Sleep: Adequate rest is essential for the brain and overall organ health. Women working shifts should pay extra attention to getting the necessary sleep their bodies require. Maintaining a healthy day and night rhythm can significantly enhance well-being.

2. Fresh foods: Müller advises women to avoid processed foods with high carbohydrate content and incorporate fermented foods such as pickled beetroot into their diet. A diet rich in healthy fats and lean proteins is also beneficial.

By embracing open conversations about menopause and providing valuable insights, “Crazy Sexy Menopause” aims to empower women to take control of their menopause journey and view it as something exciting yet still pretty sexy.

Join Angela Löhr and other inspiring guests in the “Crazy Sexy Menopause” podcast, where taboo topics become empowering conversations. Let’s shatter the stigma surrounding menopause and embrace the power of this transformative phase together.

Disclaimer: The content of this article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns or questions.]
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