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Why this exists

The flood is the problem here.
Not your attention span.

There is no shortage of menopause information out there. There is a flood of it. The hard part is knowing which piece applies to your real body and your real week. That is where most women get stuck: too much information, not enough translation... for you.

I sat in a virtual room of physicians for the last segment of a menopause course. The cardiovascular content was excellent. Then the nutrition conversation started. Whey protein was called too processed. Collagen was suggested as the better option. My heart dropped.

I got up the next morning and wrote a fully referenced document on nutrition and training through the transition, with citations, and sent it to the room. The evidence exists. Women deserve to have it. The ebook is the consumer version. The Translation Note is how it keeps arriving.

Catharine Adams | founder of The Meno Collective

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Back to yourself.

These free resources are educational and do not replace medical care. Catharine Adams is not a licensed physician or registered dietitian. Always speak with your qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your nutrition, training, medications, or treatment plan.

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