Menopause Diet

Diet for a good life should aim to give you maximal hormonal health. The basis of your diet should be plenty of complex carbohydrates; moderate amount of protein, sufficient essential fats, minimum saturated fats and plenty of water.

Diet is very important during menopause, to have your dietary needs personally looked at please call post a comment at the bottom of this page or use our ask a question page.

At the time of hormonal change the body may start to react to everyday foods, showing as allergies, headaches, bloating, fluid retention and weight gain.

The menopause diet, the feel-good lose weight plan for the menopausal woman, addresses intolerance; exclude carbohydrates for 7 days, then introduce the lowest carbohydrate glycemic index food (foods with low sugar content), i.e. peanuts, white bread, pasta, whole wheat.

These should be introduced gradually and signs of intolerance should be noted and excluded from your diet. Weight and balance can be improved with additional help of mineral, vitamin and antioxidant supplementation

If you would like to receive a copy of the diet by Allan Spreen please pay £10 via this paypal link, they accept most cards and it is very secure. Please make sure to include your postal address, in the add special instructions to the seller box, and/or have your post to details displayed, so we can send out your diet.


Or you can send a cheque made payable to Hormonal Change, for £10 to :

Menopause.org.uk
Homesteads House
49 Homestead Road
Basingstoke
Hampshire
RG22 5LQ
United Kingdom

1 Comment »

  1. Maxine Robb said:

    June 9, 2010 @ 12:12 pm

    I have been perimenopausal for some years now and suffered a pulmonary embolism in August last year at age 48 years. I have taken steps during this year to get my weight down and that is going well, I use the weight watchers points system. I also exercise for 30 minutes in the morning and 30 minutes in the afternoon using my wii fit plus. My question is I used to drink a lot of soya milk which really helped me hormonally however, my GP has said that anything that affects my hormones I cannot take. I would really like some help in what I can eat or drink to benefit me as I go through the menopause other than I know the usual of vegetables and simple carbs etc. I look forward to hearing from you.

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