Menopause

Try BINTO fertility supplements (like CoQ1o) to support ovulation and egg quality. Premature menopause can happen at any point in a woman’s life- whether she has a family or hasn’t even started thinking about having kids. This condition, also called Premature Ovarian Failure (POF), impacts 1 in every 100 women between the ages of 30-39…

Hot flashes: more than 75% of perimenopausal women will experience them (1). They range anywhere from uncomfortable to downright miserable- causing a flushed face, sweating, and even a rapid heart rate or chills in some women. Studies claim most women experience these symptoms anywhere from 6 months up to 5 years from the onset of…

A BINTO Q&A with Clinical Sexologist Dr. Kelley Johnson Though menopause is a natural biological process, the side effects—like hot flashes and vaginal dryness—may feel anything but natural. But while many automatically associate menopause with these physical symptoms, the emotional and interpersonal challenges often get brushed aside. For example, menopause (and aging in general) can…

Osteoporosis happens when the body doesn’t make enough bone, loses bone, or a combination of the two. When bones become porous, the spaces within the bone look like a honeycomb. This makes the them super weak and prone to breaking (1). As we get older, our bones become less dense and turn spongy. We lose more…

Menopause can be a roller coaster ride of emotions. Between the fluctuating hormones and changes in body image or sex drive, women find themselves feeling irritable or sad. Determining the severity of your menopause blues and the possible causes can help when it comes to treating your symptoms. Moodiness no more! Is it clinical depression?…

During menopause, your body changes in all types of ways. And with these changes come some unwanted symptoms like hot flashes, weight gain and dry skin. Alleviating or reducing these symptoms can be as simple as changing what you eat. We wanted to share with you a few of our tips for the optimal menopause…

We recently announced that we are now providing menopause support (yay!). Women experience menopause because of hormone changes. As you age, your estrogen and progesterone hormones go down. This will cause changes to your body, and maybe mind and life. But how are you supposed to know when you’ve reached the menopause stage of your…