Menopause & Women's Health
Complete Menopause Nutrition Course
Our fullest menopause food course: bone- and heart-friendly eating, a 7-day planner, a label cheat sheet and a 90-day plan to follow.
Courses, prices and guidance for your country
UKUnited KingdomGBP USUnited StatesUSD CACanadaCAD AUAustraliaAUD IEIrelandEUR NZNew ZealandNZDFrom the first signs of perimenopause to life after menopause: understand the changes, prepare for your doctor's appointment and plan food, movement and work around them.
Menopause is the point when periods stop for good and pregnancy is no longer possible. According to MedlinePlus and the National Institute on Aging, it most often happens between ages 45 and 55, and the transition before it, perimenopause, usually starts in the 40s. Perimenopause can bring changes to periods, sleep, mood, memory, body temperature and the bladder years before periods end.
Interest in hormone therapy has grown since November 10, 2025, when the FDA began removing the broad boxed warnings about heart disease, breast cancer and probable dementia from menopausal hormone therapy labels. The boxed warning about endometrial cancer remains for systemic estrogen-alone products, and labeling will guide starting therapy within 10 years of menopause onset or before age 60. Our courses explain what this means in plain language so you can have a clearer conversation with your doctor, OB-GYN or pharmacist. They do not recommend any treatment, and no food or supplement in them is presented as a remedy for symptoms.
Practical help runs through each course: symptom trackers that build a picture over several weeks, meal planners built on the 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines with attention to protein, calcium and vitamin D, strength plans, and scripts for talking to your manager about support at work.
Menopause & Women's Health
Our fullest menopause food course: bone- and heart-friendly eating, a 7-day planner, a label cheat sheet and a 90-day plan to follow.
Menopause & Women's Health
Everyday eating for the perimenopause years, with trackers to spot your own patterns and a weekly meal planner.
Menopause & Women's Health
Realistic midlife habits for food, strength and sleep, with waist and protein trackers and a BMI and waist-to-height calculator.
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Four weeks of easy, balanced midlife meals, with ready shopping lists, a batch-cook routine and recipe cards.
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Every stage of menopause in one place, with a symptom tracker, a doctor's appointment summary and a clear guide to who to ask for help.
Menopause & Women's Health
The signs of perimenopause in plain English, a cycle and symptom diary and a prep sheet for a useful doctor's visit.
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Eight weeks of symptom tracking turned into a clear doctor conversation, with a script, questions to ask and a readiness check.
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HRT and non-hormonal options explained in plain English, so you can walk into your doctor's appointment with clear questions.
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Practical coping for hot flashes and night sweats: a trigger diary, cooling checklists for home and work and a night-time plan.
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Understand menopause mood changes, track your own patterns, build a coping plan and know when and where to get support.
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Practical memory and focus tools for home and work, a brain fog tracker and a clear check for when to talk to your doctor.
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A safe 8-week strength plan for perimenopause and beyond, with exercise cards and a log that works around your symptoms.
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Step-by-step Kegel exercises with a 12-week plan, a bladder diary and a practice log, plus clear signs for when to see a doctor.
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Get through the workday and ask for what you need, with an accommodations request letter, a symptom diary and a manager conversation script.
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For managers and HR: a manager checklist, a conversation guide, an accommodations list and a menopause policy starter template.
Make an appointment with your doctor or OB-GYN if:
If you have felt low most days for two weeks or more, talk to your doctor. If you are thinking about ending your life, call or text 988, or call 911 if you are in immediate danger.
On November 10, 2025, the FDA began removing the broad boxed warnings on menopausal hormone therapy about cardiovascular disease, breast cancer and probable dementia. The boxed warning about endometrial cancer remains for systemic estrogen-alone products. Your doctor can explain what this means for you.
No. The courses explain what menopause hormone therapy is, what the official information says about benefits and risks, and the alternatives, so you can decide with your doctor. They do not recommend any treatment.
Perimenopause is the transition, often starting in your 40s, when hormone levels change and periods become irregular. Menopause is the point when periods have stopped for good, usually confirmed after 12 months without a period.
There is no official menopause diet in the US. The nutrition courses use the 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines, with a focus on protein at every meal, calcium-rich foods, vitamin D and limiting highly processed foods, alongside strength training.
Yes. Menopause Awareness for Managers covers supportive conversations, practical workplace changes and a policy starter template. It is not legal advice; check your company's policies and current employment rules.
Much of the everyday content applies, but early and surgical menopause need individual medical advice. Use the trackers and question lists to prepare for appointments with your doctor.
Open the symptom tracker today and record a few weeks before your next appointment.