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Cayenne Pepper Benefits: How It Supports Digestion, Metabolism, Appetite, and More
Cayenne pepper has been used for centuries in traditional diets, yet in recent years it has gained renewed attention for its potential role in digestion, metabolism, and weight balance. For many women, especially after 30, changes in appetite, energy, and digestion can feel confusing and frustrating. Slower metabolism, bloating, and irregular digestion often appear gradually
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The Fibre Fix: Why Every Woman Over 30+ Should Care About Gut Health
If you’re a woman over 30+ struggling with bloating, tiredness, or weight that won’t budge—fibre might be your secret weapon. You’ve probably heard fibre helps with digestion, but it does so much more. From regulating hormones to supporting weight management, fibre is essential for women—especially in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Yet over 90% of
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Appetite Regulation: How Fibre vs GLP-1 Compare
GLP-1 medications have changed the conversation around appetite, blood sugar, and weight regulation. But long before injections entered the picture, the body already had its own systems for managing hunger and fullness — and dietary fibre plays a key role in supporting them. So how does fibre vs GLP-1 compare? This doesn’t mean fibre works
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The 100 Symptoms of Perimenopause
Perimenopause is the transitional stage before menopause, often beginning in a woman’s late 30s or 40s. Women and doctors usually identify the transition to menopause by menstrual irregularities and hot flushes, however, many perimenopause symptoms, such as low mood and sleep issues can appear well before. Over 3 in 4 women experience psychological or physical
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Early First Symptoms of Perimenopause – 7 Telling Subtle Signs
The very earliest signs of perimenopause can start some 10 years before women hit menopause. Well before the first symptoms of perimenopause says hello, however, there are several subtle and even silent signs that can tell you change is on the way if you know what to look out for. Here we share 7 subtle
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Your Gut Microbiome Is Talking to Your Brain — Are You Listening?
If you’ve ever had “butterflies” before a big event or lost your appetite when stressed, you’ve experienced the gut-brain connection in action. Emerging research shows that the trillions of bacteria living in your gut – friends with benefits (collectively known as the gut microbiome) are a key regulator of gut-brain function and have a powerful