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Heart Palpitations During Menopause: What's Really Happening and How to Find Relief
Heart palpitations - that weird fluttery, racing, or skipped-beat feeling in your chest - are one of the most startling menopause symptoms nobody talks about enough. Up to 40% of women experience them during perimenopause and menopause, and while they're usually not dangerous, they can absolutely feel terrifying in the moment.
Written by Sandra Obrdalj - Certified Menopause Health Coach | Women’s Fitness Specialist
2 days ago9 min read


What Happens to Hormones During Perimenopause, Menopause and Postmenopause? A Complete Guide to Symptoms, Hormone Changes and Relief
Menopause is often talked about like it’s one moment - your period stops, you have hot flashes, and that’s it. But in reality, menopause is a long hormonal transition that can start years before your final period and continue long after it.
Written by Sandra Obrdalj - Certified Menopause Health Coach | Women’s Fitness Specialist
Jun 211 min read


Why Anxiety Increases During Menopause (Causes, Symptoms & Natural Ways to Feel Calm Again)
Anxiety during menopause is common and often caused by hormonal fluctuations, especially declining estrogen and progesterone levels. These changes can affect mood, sleep, and stress response, leading to increased worry, panic, and emotional sensitivity. The good news: menopause anxiety is manageable with lifestyle changes, natural remedies, and targeted support. This guide explains why it happens and how to feel like yourself again. Menopausal anxiety is common but can be man
Written by Sandra Obrdalj - Certified Menopause Health Coach | Women’s Fitness Specialist
Apr 287 min read


Can Meditation or Prayer Help Menopause Anxiety, Mood Swings, and Sleep? (Natural Ways to Feel Calmer)
Struggling with anxiety, mood swings, or sleep problems during menopause? You’re not alone. Hormonal changes can disrupt your nervous system, making stress, irritability, and insomnia more intense. While meditation and prayer won’t replace hormones, they can help regulate your stress response, calm your mind, and improve sleep. Even 5 - 10 minutes a day can reduce symptom intensity and support a more balanced, manageable menopause - especially if you’re not using hormone repl
Written by Sandra Obrdalj - Certified Menopause Health Coach | Women’s Fitness Specialist
Apr 167 min read
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