Hi Ladies, the e-course is here!

Laura and I have been busy creating content over the last couple of years, and now the course is finally ready! A few years ago Laura and I were recording a podcast episode about menopause, and we discovered that we both have a shared passion for helping women in this time of our lives and we worked out that this is one of the most common things we treat. It didn’t take long for us to realise that we wanted to find a way to reach more women, to remove the stigma surrounding Menopause and to give women confidence to transition this period of life. And so the idea for Natural Menopause Support was born.

We started with two podcast episodes, and then we created an Instagram page, and then a Facebook group, and now it has culminated in a beautiful e-course.

We have condensed our experience of working with women going through their menopause years into a series of digestible videos and worksheets that you can use to take control of menopause.

Here’s some of the things my patients have said about their improvements of menopausal symptoms just this month:

“I can’t remember the last time I had a hot flush”…

“My husband is grateful… and I feel like we have regained our relationship”…

“I don’t feel like a crazy person anymore!”

Supporting women’s health is something that Laura and I are very passionate about and making menopause a better experience for women is our mission.

You shouldn’t be made to feel like you are doomed to suffer in menopause, or to feel like you have no control over your symptoms.
There is an uprising of women taking control over their health and not being disempowered by gender bias in medicine. This is what we embrace, and want to share with women.

What does the e-course involve?

At the core of the course is a series of videos that break down the common symptoms that women experiencing during menopause. You will understand what is happening, and learn what you can do about it – naturally. We want the information to be things you can do wherever you are in the world, so we’ve put a focus on lifestyle support, diet tips (don’t worry, it’s not sapping all the fun) and teaching you how to use herbs to support yourself. If you have an interest in herbal medicine you’ll enjoy this, as we have lots of bonus content on how to incorporate herbal medicine into your life.

Who is this e-course for?

• Women who are 35 years and above
• If you have concerns about your transition through menopause (such as if you’ve seen family members struggle and want to make your journey smoother)
• If you are interested in improving your bone health, heart health and brain health
• If you are interested in learning about herbal medicine, specifically with a focus on women’s health and emotional health
• If you are stressed, frazzled and tired
• If you are already in your menopause journey and struggling with symptoms
• If you want to empower yourself to know more about the changes happening in your body and make your own choices
• If you are in need of some diet support and inspiration

Early bird discount ends 20/11/20 – use code nmsearlybird

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Health & Wellbeing Podcast #23

One of the earliest podcasts that I released was on Menopause, and it was well received for it’s content, but the sound quality was poor, it was difficult to hear what we were saying some of the time, as I was only getting familiar with the microphone settings and the editing of the podcast itself. So recently Laura and I have re-recorded the menopause podcast. Most of the content is the same, with a few small extras thrown in. In particular, we talk about our in-the-works Menopause e-course, which will hopefully be released late 2017. (As both of us have new babies, our free time to create this course has reduced somewhat, so the arrival date is not set in stone). This will be a great resource for anyone wanting to understand what is going on in their bodies as they go through menopause, and how to take control of it naturally. Stay tuned for more information on this!

If you’re wondering how to treat menopause naturally, how to reduce hot flushes and night sweats, how to look after your bones after menopause, what herbs work for menopausal symptoms, or what to eat for menopause, then this podcast will hopefully provide you with some answers.

Laura and I chat about what is going on in your body during menopause, some ways you can reduce the symptoms of menopause naturally, and how to stay healthy after the changes menopause brings.

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You can connect with Laura via her website www.burtonhealth.com.au, on Facebook, Twitter or on Instagram.

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Health & Wellbeing Podcast #8

Laura Burton from Burton Health is back and this time we’re talking about menopause. We discuss the symptoms and stages of menopause, helpful foods and nutrients for soothing menopausal symptoms and reducing the conditions associated with this time.

Apologies the sound quality isn’t the best in this episode (especially at the start, it does get better after a few minutes!) but I wanted to share the video anyway and not let the quest for perfection get in the way of me delivering this information to you.

Laura is a clinical naturopath practicing in St Leonards and Dural. Her key areas of interest are female hormone disorders, digestive health, stress & adrenal fatigue. Through her clinical experience Laura has identified the prevalence of stress in our everyday lives and sees it as the most common cause or exacerbating factor of her patients health conditions. Laura believes that we need to get back to basics and work on our ability to release and manage stress in order to prevent and treat disease.

Last year Laura set herself the mission to reach beyond the walls of her clinics and send her de-stress message out to Australian and New Zealand households through the Burton Health Tea Club. Each month she sends love letters and tea packages to her members to inject joy and excitement into their days and to remind them to slow down, relax and reconnect while sipping on a cup of organic herbal tea.

You can connect with Laura via her website www.burtonhealth.com.au, on Facebook, Twitter or on Instagram.

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If you’ve got something nice to say about the podcasts please leave a review, but I’m also keen for any feedback if you want to comment below!

Menopause – Podcast #9

Podcast Breakdown

0:00 Intro, and what we’ve been getting up to
1:59 How Laura became interested in helping women with menopause
3:49 The common feeling of being alone in your symptoms when going through menopause
4:29 Symptoms of menopause
6:28 Understanding the different stages of menopause and knowing what stage you’re in: Pre/Peri-menopause, Post-menopause
7:44 Menstrual migraines in menopause
8:20 Surgically induced menopause
9:04 Chemically induced menopause
9:15 How long does menopause last for?
10:03 Is it menopause or PMS?
10:46 Hot flushes
12:56 Helpful foods and nutrients for menopause, as well as a few lifestyle tips
17:55 Bone health, osteoporosis and osteopenia.  (Book mentioned was Strong Women, Strong Bones)
19:24 Weight gain in menopause
21:57 Inflammation often increased in menopausal women, leading to more aches and pains
23:23 Soy
26:00 Xeno-oestrogens, and is high or low oestrogen the problem?
28:56 Q1: Could the role of the liver be explained and what are the benefits of supporting liver function in menopause?
29:41 Oestrogen forms and metabolism
32:45 Keeping inflammation under control
33:30 Common retail menopause supplements: Red clover, Black cohosh, Wild Yam cream.
39:24 Our favourite menopause herbs

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