🚨 Attention Ladies! 🚨 Did you know that over half of Australia’s 12.9 million women are over 39? Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) affects over 50% of perimenopausal and postmenopausal women. That’s around 3.2 million women experiencing symptoms like vulvovaginal atrophy and low libido, causing significant distress. Despite the impact on sexual health, quality of life, and daily activities, more than 60% of women with GSM don’t discuss their symptoms with their GP. Even more concerning, only 6% to 7% of the patients are receiving treatment. Let’s break the silence and raise awareness. Your health matters! 💪💗

Knowing your numbers is important! Have you ever stepped on the bathroom scales and wondered, how am I the same weight? Or how did I get heavier?

One change that many women experience in peri menopause is weight gain. Understanding and managing this weight gain is not just about aesthetics; it's a crucial aspect of maintaining overall health and wellbeing during and post-menopause. This is where the expertise of a degree qualified clinical nutritionists like myself, Renee Bailey, becomes invaluable.

As women approach perimenopause, a stage marked by the onset of the end of reproductive years, they face a host of changes. These changes are not just hormonal but also physical, affecting muscle mass and bone density. But there’s empowering news: weight-bearing exercises can play a pivotal role in navigating this transition with strength and confidence.

Many of my perimenopausal women patients have transformed their health, energy levels, and body composition by increasing their protein intake.

Fifty years ago, obesity was rare. Now, 2 out of 3 adults in Australia are overweight or obese. The number of people being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes does not only continue to rise, but children as young as 5 years old are now being diagnosed with this preventable disease.

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3 Standard Sushi Rolls are equivalent of six (6) slices of bread so you end up consuming a whopping thirty (30) teaspoons of sugar in your sushi or 3.5 snickers bars!

Many of us are aware of the advantages of eating a well-balanced diet for our physical health, but are you aware of the advantages for our mental health?

At the gym, you're unstoppable. You receive your yearly check up at the GP and visit the dermatologist at least once a year for a skin check. You even schedule chiropractic sessions on a regular basis. There's a good chance you're missing out on a vital appointment: seeing a nutritionist.

As a clinical nutritionist focusing on women’s health, I give you no-nonsense, scientific and evidence-based advice, so you to take control of your health.

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