Hi All, I have been sent this article and thought I would share it with you, I like the reference to bladder control and vaginal dryness and of course point no 1! The doctor for reference is Jill Maura Rabin, MD, Urogynecologist “Menopause is not a disease that requires treatment, though it may feel that … Continue reading “Bladder control during menopause.”
Exercise
Exercise during menopause is more important than ever before. I want to make it easy for you to know what type of exercise you should be doing. Exercise will help with your menopause symptoms.
If you exercise it will release feel good receptors in your brain, during and after you will feel good and it will lift your mood. Fatiguing the body through simple heart raising activity such as a brisk walk for just 10 minutes each day will help with sleep. The old saying ‘a strong body equals a strong mind’ is so true, so it will help with anxiety and depression.
How to cope with menopause and Christmas!
How can we keep our menopausal body and minds safe during this crazy season? Hello all! I have been chatting with my meno clients and friends and thought it would be good to look at how we can stay fabulous and sane during this festive season! On Tuesday night I had my first Christmas dinner; … Continue reading “How to cope with menopause and Christmas!”
Is your heart as strong as your guns?
As we catapult toward the festive season surrounded with temptation of festive food and drink, let’s stop and think about what’s going on inside; let’s give our heart muscle some attention. Don’t overlook this important muscle while you’re worrying about fitting into your your LBD. This time of year at my studio, as we have … Continue reading “Is your heart as strong as your guns?”
Train with Jane
Menopause solutions I love helping women to find a way to best manage their menopause. Either 1-2-1, in a group or in the workplace. Action Plan Some women can achieve lots with a one off “Action Plan” session or others check in with me weekly or monthly and we have “real time sessions”. I will … Continue reading “Train with Jane”
Everything counts.
Happy Saturday Meno’s! This morning I have been revising for my re-validation for my BACR – cardiac rehabilitation. During my study I glanced up; I had the BBC news on In the background and was really happy to see Jenny Price CEO of Sport England. They have just launched a new #thisgirlcan campaign #fitgotreal such … Continue reading “Everything counts.”
How are you managing your menopause?
Hello all, Ladies, as you know I am a menopause exercise specialist and I strive every day to highlight how important physical activity is. It will not only help with your symptoms that you are feeling such as, sweats, sleeplessness, brain fog, fatigue, achy muscles, anxiety and self-doubt but will help with the silent diseases … Continue reading “How are you managing your menopause?”
World menopause day. How can you make a difference?
What a difference a year makes, or does it? This is a video from last year; talking is key – this provoked a conversation we should have had a few years before; Last year Greg and I appeared on Chanel 5 live news the night before world menopause day. It was positive, but very long … Continue reading “World menopause day. How can you make a difference?”
Seat on the tube. How would you feel?
This morning on the tube to Euston a lovely young man gave me his seat. I thanked him with a smile and told him how kind he was, he said that if he does something good in the morning then it will set him up for the day. We had a little chat and told … Continue reading “Seat on the tube. How would you feel?”
Menopause freebies and offers!
World Menopause day 18th October so lets celebrate together. Happy October all! I hope you have embraced autumn and if you are suffering with hot flushes then remember to layer up with cotton or some sweat proof technology, there are lots of sweat proof clothing on the market now. I usually live in sports wear, … Continue reading “Menopause freebies and offers!”
Chapter 1; PS I cried lots.
As promised I am going back to the beginning, or what I can remember being the beginning of this dreadful phase called menopause. I am doing this because I have received some direct messages on Instagram asking me on how I managed to kick menopause in the balls and realised that a lot of my … Continue reading “Chapter 1; PS I cried lots.”
