gerikatz
An exhaustive, science-based explanation of the biology of menopause, the symptoms, and the treatment options. She calls out the patriarchy of prior medical approaches, quackery, profit-driven “wellness” scams, and the ethical conflict of MDs who sell supplements. My only critique is that the book only refers to women; I wish there had been information about the impacts and treatments for trans men and non-binary people, including those who use hormone therapy or have had surgery.
An exhaustive, science-based explanation of the biology of menopause, the symptoms, and the treatment options. She calls out the patriarchy of prior medical approaches, quackery, profit-driven “wellness” scams, and the ethical conflict of MDs who sell supplements. My only critique is that the book only refers to women; I wish there had been information about the impacts and treatments for trans men and non-binary people, including those who use hormone therapy or have had surgery.