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Dry Eyes and Menopause: Why Your Eyes May Feel Gritty, Sore or Watery
After my recent eye drama, I thought I’d stay with the eye-health theme for another week. Dry eyes.
I Nearly Lost My Sight... The Symptoms I Wish Everyone Knew
When I noticed flashing lights, floaters and a veil across my vision, I had no idea I was experiencing a retinal tear. Here are the warning signs everyone should know—and why urgent treatment can save your sight.
Inner Bloom with Nunaïa
I grew up surrounded by skincare and it is always a joy to use and support high quality Irish products. Loved having this chat with Nichola from Nunaïa about all things women’s health, menopause and skin care.
Alcohol and Menopause - Why It Can Suddenly Feel Different
Alcohol can affect women very differently during perimenopause and menopause, often worsening sleep, anxiety, hot flushes, brain fog and weight changes. Here’s why that happens, what to watch for, and some simple ways to reduce the impact.
Frozen Shoulder and Menopause: Why Your Shoulder Might Be Shouting at You
Frozen shoulder can make everyday movements like brushing your hair, fastening your bra or reaching for a shelf suddenly feel impossible. In menopause, shoulder pain and stiffness may be part of a wider musculoskeletal picture linked to changing oestrogen levels, inflammation and connective tissue health.
Cortisol in Perimenopause: Poor Cortisol Gets Blamed for Everything
Poor cortisol.
The hormone is getting an absolutely terrible reputation.
But cortisol is not the enemy. In fact, without it we wouldn’t function at all.