About Us
Evidence-based knowledge empowers women dispelling menopause myths- replacing confusion with clarity and fostering informed, confident decisions about their health.
A NEW CHAPTER
Life is full of challenges, and menopause is no exception. But with the right knowledge, we can navigate this change with confidence.
It’s a chance to rewrite our story—one rooted in resilience, strength, and a renewed sense of purpose.
FEEL FANTASTIC
Change is inevitable, but finding accurate, evidence-based information should be effortless. The answers you seek for your health and well-being should never feel out of reach.
That’s why we provide seamless access to evidence-based, holistic solutions—so women can feel their best with confidence and ease.
Evidence Based Information
Because knowledge is power—especially when it comes to your health. Too many women struggle through perimenopause and menopause feeling confused, unsupported, or misinformed.
With credible, science-backed information from leading medical experts, women can make informed decisions, advocate for the right care, and take control of their well-being.
When women have access to the truth—not myths or outdated advice—they feel confident, capable, and empowered to live their lives to the fullest.
Menopause is surrounded by outdated myths, misinformation, and conflicting advice—leaving many women feeling confused and unsupported. From the belief that menopause is just about hot flashes to the myth that you "just have to get on with it," misinformation can prevent women from accessing the right care.
That’s why evidence-based information is essential. Our platform delivers medically backed insights from leading experts, so you get facts, not fiction—helping you make informed decisions about your health, treatment options, and overall well-being.
Because when you know the truth, you can take control.
Yes—every woman will go through menopause. It’s a natural phase of life, not a choice. While the timing and symptoms vary from woman to woman, menopause is inevitable for all. Yet, despite this, too many women are left unprepared, misinformed, or unsupported.
That’s why understanding what’s ahead—and having access to trusted, evidence-based information—is crucial. When you’re informed, you’re empowered to navigate this transition with confidence and control.
You might think menopause is something to worry about later in life, but you can never say never. While the average age for menopause is around 51, perimenopause—the phase leading up to menopause—can start much earlier. In fact, the youngest recorded perimenopausal case in the UK was just 15 years old.
Hormonal changes can happen at any age due to genetics, medical conditions, or lifestyle factors. Being informed now means you’ll be prepared whenever the time comes. Knowledge is power—don’t wait until symptoms take you by surprise.
Getting an NHS appointment can be frustrating, with long wait times and rushed consultations. If you need to return, you’ll likely see a different GP each time—making continuity of care nearly impossible. Local GPs work within 10-minute appointment slots, often unable to take the time needed for a deep dive into your symptoms. This can lead to misdiagnosis, delayed treatment, or a “quick fix” approach that doesn’t address the bigger picture of your health.
With private medical care, you get dedicated time with a specialist who listens, understands, and creates a personalised treatment plan—ensuring you receive the right diagnosis and long-term health strategy, not just a temporary solution.
Questions We Are Often Asked
This website is for women seeking clear, trustworthy, and science-backed information about perimenopause and menopause. Whether you're preparing for what's ahead or actively experiencing symptoms, we provide expert-led guidance to help you navigate this transition with confidence.
If you're feeling unsupported, overwhelmed by conflicting online advice, or unsure where to turn, our platform connects you directly with medical consultants and evidence-based insights—so you get the facts, not fiction.
Whether you're starting a new job, running your own business, or navigating your career, managing a disability comes with unique challenges. Now, with the added impact of perimenopause or menopause, your symptoms may be intensifying—making everyday tasks feel even harder.
You deserve clear, science-backed support to help you adapt, maintain your confidence, and continue thriving in both work and life. Our expert-led resources are here to empower you with knowledge, strategies, and a supportive community that truly understands.
While your local GP is qualified to provide general medical advice, they are not specialists in women’s health—and menopause is not a core part of their medical training. This means many women are left without the right support, misdiagnosed, or simply told to "just get on with it."
Our platform connects you with leading medical consultants who specialize in menopause, providing the expert, science-backed information you need to take control of your health with confidence.
Our individual membership gives you direct access to trusted, evidence-backed menopause information from leading medical experts. For a simple membership fee, you'll receive:
✅ Exclusive Articles & Videos – Science-backed insights tailored to your journey
✅ Live Weekly Expert-Led Interviews – Covering the latest research, treatments, and real-life experiences
✅ Private Menopausal Care Access – Connect with specialists for the support you deserve
Invest in your health, clarity, and confidence with expert guidance at your fingertips.
💷 Monthly individual membership: £10
🏢 Businesses & organisations: Contact us for a quotation.Men play a crucial role in supporting the women in their lives through menopause. Whether you're a partner, husband, family member, or friend, understanding what she’s going through can make all the difference.
That’s why we’ve created a dedicated section just for men—offering clear, expert-led information to help you learn, support, and navigate this journey together. Because menopause isn’t just a women’s issue—it’s a relationship, family, and workplace conversation too.
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