For women suffering from the effects of Menopause, any
information that helps to alleviate the pain and suffering of
this terrible affliction is most welcome. There are countless
books on the market that profess to have the answers you seek.
Every other author claims to have new, groundbreaking material
that will completely change your life. These claims are
optimistic at best and misleading at worst. Of all the books I
have read on the subject of Menopause, the following are by far
the most informative and insightful. Make yourself a cup of tea,
put your feet up, and enjoy the read!
The Menopause Guidebook by The North American Menopause
Society
Published by The North American Menopause Society, a nonprofit
scientific organization, this comprehensive 60-page,
consumer-oriented guidebook provides current, unbiased
information on a broad range of topics related to Menopause. The
third edition has been updated with information based on recent
scientific advances - including recent findings from the Women's
Health Initiative (WHI), new FDA labeling for hormones, and new
menopause-related treatments - making the guidebook the most
current, most complete resource for consumers at the time of
publication.
Menopause & Homeopathy: A Guide for Women in Midlife by
Ifeoma Ikenze, North Atlantic Books
Elizabeth Center, San Anselmo, CA. The author is an M.D. and a
homeopath. Menopause & Homeopathy text uses case studies to show
how physical, emotional, professional, and spiritual problems
can challenge a woman's health and self-image. The guide
incorporates recent medical research for consumers.
Our Bodies Ourselves For The New Century by Boston
Women's Health Book Collective
The essential resource on women's health and women's sexuality
comes of age in this newly revised and updated edition of a
long-loved classic. In these pages, women will find new
information, resources (including web sites!), and personal
support for the decisions that will shape their health -- and
their lives -- from living a healthy life, to relationships and
sexuality, to child-bearing, growing older, dealing with the
medical system and organizing for change. This is a book for
women of all generations to use, to rely on and to share with
others.
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