The Naked Truth About PERIMENOPAUSE
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Silent and confusing, perimenopausal symptoms can ambush women as hormones begin their erratic descent, when they least expect them -often in their early 40s.In The Naked Truth About PERIMENOPAUSE, Susanne Mitchell reveals her eye-opening journey through a roller-coaster hormonal retreat and the mysteries behind the transition to menopause.She explores the relationship of hormones to our wellbeing, including why testosterone replacement is such a controversial therapy. Im not talking about testosterone as in 25-year-old boyfriends, but in the form of a hormone cream thats harder to score than heroin.Disrupted sleep, fluctuating emotions and other embarrassing symptoms are often under-recognised and dismissed. Susanne offers context to conventional medical thinking and the very real gender biases women face in the treatment of their hormonal health. After seeking answers from leading experts in womens health, a whole new world opened up in her search for the truth about perimenopause. She found conflicting evidence and differences of medical opinion, and that theres far more at play than it seems.Susannes natural humour and thought-provoking commentary makes this a relatable read for every woman who wants to understand the challenges of hormone deficiency and take back control of their health and their lives.About the author:Susanne Mitchell is a writer, media professional and self-professed kitchen sink philosopher. She has helped businesses share authentic stories through written and video content via her own small media consultancy.She has 30 years of experience working with broadcasters, including the BBC Disney, ABC Australia and NBC America on feature films, documentaries and television drama. Though she turned down the opportunity to work with Sir David Attenborough at the BBCs Natural History Unit - a youthful decision she laments - Susanne has mingled with movie stars and travelled with the legendary former Australian prime minister Bob Hawke
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