Menopause

Nutrition can help you navigate menopause with better health and quality of life.

Menopause is a natural stage of a woman’s life, marked by hormonal changes that can affect body composition, metabolism, sleep, mood, bone health and overall wellbeing. Although these changes are a normal part of this stage, you don’t have to face them without support.

Your nutrition programme is tailored to your symptoms, test results, lifestyle, food preferences and goals, helping you care for your health in a safe, sustainable and individualised way.

Menopause

Nutrition can help you navigate menopause with better health and quality of life.

Menopause is a natural stage of a woman’s life, marked by hormonal changes that can affect body composition, metabolism, sleep, mood, bone health and overall wellbeing. Although these changes are a normal part of this stage, you don’t have to face them without support.

Your nutrition programme is tailored to your symptoms, test results, lifestyle, food preferences and goals, helping you care for your health in a safe, sustainable and individualised way.

You may relate if…

Are in perimenopause or menopause and have noticed changes in your body.

Have gained weight or are finding it harder to lose weight..

Experience hot flushes, sleep disturbances or mood changes.

Want to preserve your muscle mass and support your bone health.

Want to organise your eating habits to support healthy ageing.

Are looking for an evidence-based nutrition programme without restrictive diets.

Menopause brings natural changes, but that doesn’t mean you simply have to accept them. Nutrition can play an important role in supporting your health during this stage of life.

How Nutrition Can Help

Nutrition can help manage many symptoms associated with menopause while supporting healthy ageing. A well-balanced eating pattern helps ensure an adequate intake of nutrients that are important for bone and muscle health, while also supporting weight management, blood glucose regulation and cardiovascular health.

Throughout your nutrition programme, your recommendations are tailored to your lifestyle, test results, symptoms and food preferences, while always considering current evidence and any treatment recommended by your healthcare team when appropriate.

The goal is to build sustainable habits that support your health and quality of life throughout this stage of life.

How Nutrition Can Help

Nutrition can help manage many symptoms associated with menopause while supporting healthy ageing. A well-balanced eating pattern helps ensure an adequate intake of nutrients that are important for bone and muscle health, while also supporting weight management, blood glucose regulation and cardiovascular health.

Throughout your nutrition programme, your recommendations are tailored to your lifestyle, test results, symptoms and food preferences, while always considering current evidence and any treatment recommended by your healthcare team when appropriate.

The goal is to build sustainable habits that support your health and quality of life throughout this stage of life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Hormonal changes, ageing and changes in body composition can contribute to weight gain and an increase in abdominal fat. Nutrition and regular physical activity can help, but recommendations should always be tailored to your individual needs.

No. When appropriate, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and nutrition play different but complementary roles. Good nutrition remains essential for bone, muscle and cardiovascular health, as well as for managing weight and menopause-related symptoms.

Nutrition can help manage symptoms such as hot flushes, digestive changes, changes in body composition and bone health. However, results vary from person to person and depend on several factors.

Not necessarily. Your nutrition programme is tailored to your lifestyle, food preferences and individual needs. The goal is to develop an approach that you can maintain over the long term.

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