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The Hidden Hormonal Impact of Hysterectomy: What Women Need to Know
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The belief that keeping your ovaries after a hysterectomy fully protects against early menopause is being challenged by emerging research. While every woman’s experience is unique, staying informed about potential hormonal shifts can help ensure better long-term health and well-being.
Could Super Shoes Offer Unique Benefits for Menopausal Athletes?
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When it comes to performance-enhancing footwear, "super shoes" have taken the running world by storm. Known for their high-stack, energy-return foams and carbon fiber plates, these shoes promise improved running economy and faster race times. But beyond the headlines, there's an intriguing question that hasn't been fully explored: Could super shoes offer unique benefits for menopausal athletes?
The Science of Cold Water Therapy for Female Athletes
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When it comes to optimizing athletic performance and recovery, cold water therapy has gained significant traction. However, as Dr. Stacy Sims, a renowned exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist, emphasizes, female athletes have unique physiological responses to cold exposure that warrant a tailored approach.
Periodized vs. Pyramidal Training: What’s Best for Menopausal and Masters Athletes?
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If you're a menopausal or masters athlete, you've probably realized that what worked for you in your 30s doesn't always cut it anymore.
Red Flags in the Menopausal Running Fitness Industry
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The running fitness industry is booming, and more women navigating peri-menopause and menopause are turning to running as a way to stay active, manage symptoms, and maintain overall health. However, not all coaching programs and fitness advice are created equal. If you’re looking for support in your running journey during this stage of life, it’s crucial to be aware of red flags that could indicate ineffective or even harmful coaching practices. 1. One-Size-Fits-All Approach Menopause affects every woman differently, yet some training programs take a blanket approach to coaching. A plan that doesn’t account for hormonal changes, energy fluctuations, or...