BEAT Menopause… WITHOUT Hormones?!

By Jack Taylor Posted January 15, 2021

Dear Turapür Today Reader,

Ladies, I know it’s uncomfortable, but it’s time to talk about menopause.

You see, when “the change” hits, it can make you feel like Mother Nature is putting you through the wringer as you’re PILING ON pounds and BROILING with hot flashes.

And your agonizing symptoms can LINGER for months, or even YEARS… while mainstream docs tell you to just ride it out…

Well, ladies, you haven’t got time for that. You’ve got lots of more life to live.

If the misery of menopause is ruining your life and is preventing you from enjoying your ‘golden years’ … I have some great news.

That’s because there’s a natural way to beat back the agonizing symptoms of menopause… and it doesn’t involve a single hormone injection or any medication.

According to a new study from the North American Menopausal Society (NAMS), getting regular EXERCISE can be an excellent tool to help better manage the symptoms of menopause.

Researchers in Spain looked at how regular exercise might benefit the physical – and mental – well-being of women going through menopause.

What they discovered was amazing!

After 20 weeks of closely supervised exercise, the women in the study reported feeling happier and more physically and mentally fit (with fewer hot flashes) as a result of the exercise program.

In other words, consistent exercise helps manage menopausal symptoms – including hot flashes, sudden heat reactions, and profuse sweating – all of which are commonly associated with menopause.

But this recent breakthrough isn’t the first study to show that that exercise helps women deal with menopause.

Conventional remedies for menopause often include hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

But many studies have grown in recent years in response to demands from women seeking alternatives to HRT, which has potential side effects, including bloating, breast swelling and nausea, as well as an increased risk of breast and bone cancer.

And many of these studies have already pointed to exercise as a viable alternative to HRT.

So, what if you’re already going through menopause, but aren’t engaged in a regular exercise routine?

Good news… tt’s not too late to start!

You see, while menopause generally starts in middle age, the effects of menopause can last for up to 14 years!

So even if you’re currently going through menopause, you can start an exercise program NOW that will help you at all stages of your life.

And if you’re wary of going to a gym (especially during the age of COVID-19), simply doing a daily walking routine is a great way to get exercise.

If you’re currently going through menopause (or even going through HRT), be sure to talk to your doctor if you’re looking to incorporate a new fitness routine into your regimen.

Do you have feedback you want to share? Drop me a line: feedback@turapur.com.

Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products