For generations, menopause was whispered about, joked about, or ignored altogether. But that’s changing fast. Today’s women are talking about more than hot flashes and brain fog. They’re demanding smarter, science-based solutions and taking charge of their health through fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle choices that truly make a difference before, during, and after menopause. Fitness
For years, Cindy Dallow thought endurance sports were all she needed to stay healthy. The longtime triathlete and PhD in nutrition could bike for miles, run 10Ks, and finish Ironman events — but she couldn’t do a single push-up. “I didn’t see the point in resistance training or going to the gym,” Cindy says. “I
Selene Yeager was in her late 40s when she started noticing strange changes in her body and mood. A lifelong competitive athlete, Selene noticed that her training wasn’t having its usual effect. She had night sweats and anxiety, but she brushed it all off. She learned later that she had begun going through menopause. Now