Summary for your busy ladies: Omega 3 and Co-Q10 are the only supplements that MAY help....BUT even better is to adopt a lifestyle that prevents cancer through diet and exercise!
If you’d like a more efficient delivery of this menopause education, you should do one of the following: • Read my book • Watch the webinars in order • Watch the DVD entitled Your Menopause Your Way They all give you the complete education without the fluff of the videos. You can get any of these from my website, MenopauseTaylor.ME. And if you want the fastest track, schedule a consultation with me, and you'll get the education along with tailoring of it specifically to YOU. You can schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME. These videos cover only one piece of information in each video. That’s intentional. If you only use these videos to get your education, it will be very complete, but it will take a looooooong time. My goal is to meet the needs of all women, regardless of their learning style, and regardless of their command of the English language. Many of my viewers speak English as a second, third, or fourth language. You may not care about them, but I do. I am the only person providing a complete and unbiased education on menopause. So, I’m trying to serve the needs of all women. I’m sorry I haven’t served yours well. But I think one of the other options listed above will.
I can’t tell u how happy I am that I found your channel. I’ve been on estrogen patch for not even 3 weeks and I feel like my depression is slowly lifting away. This is changing my life. THNAK U THANKU THANK U
Hoping you will do a video on the recent study on hormone therapy for women over the age of 65🤞🤞 I’ve listened to other videos but you are so good at explaining complicated things in an easy to understand manner.
Did the study study YOU? Never isolate any study. This is precisely the kind of thing for which I do one-on-one consultations. You definitely need one. I cannot tailor things specifically to you in a comment box. It requires much more information than you can give me here, and you deserve much more information than I can give you here. No two women are alike, and addressing your situation requires tailoring all the facts specifically to YOU. I do them all via online video conferencing. You can schedule at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I look forward to meeting you and helping you.
@@MenopauseTaylorIn answer to your question - no of course it didn’t. I have a menopause specialist who tailors everything to my own specific needs. Just would have been nice to hear your comments as you did for the WHI study. As I said, you are very good at explaining the detail.
@@TwoSeasons3396 In these videos, when I address studies, I present them all. The only one I present in isolation is the WHI because it has governed the entire world of menopause for 22 years now (unfortunately).
You can bet your bottom dollar that I’ll keep coming back to Menopause University! Great video that surprised me with the answer when I was feeling smug with the “none of the above” answer in my head. Love you and look forward to next weeks video/lesson. 💕
Depression is one of the 22 symptoms of estrogen deficiency. As with all "symptoms" of an underlying problem, you can either treat the symptom or you can treat the actual underlying problem, in which case all the symptoms will disappear.
Thank you for this information, which you've explained nicely. I'm glad I brought back plenty of tinned sardines in EVOO from Lisbon last week, but now I'm getting a little anxious of the potential microplastics, mercury and PFAS it might contain ☠🐟🤔. As for a WFPB diet, I'm wondering why this is better than an omnivore or so-called "flexitarian" diet if vitamin B12 and CoQ10 is only found in animal products. Isn't it good to have animal products sometimes? As for omega 3 fatty acids, do flax and chia seeds and walnuts contain sufficient EPA and DHA (I take omega 3 fish oil supplements)? Is there a limited daily consumption of walnuts we should be mindful of, considering the high oxalate content (I need to watch my kidneys)? Also, with flax and chia seeds being phytoestrogens, does this mean they can increase oestrogen? Lots of questions! 🌷
Your questions tell me that you are not watching my videos in order because I have already addressed these things. I think I can server your needs best in a consultation. That way, we can nail precisely what's right for you, personally. And it takes a lot less time than watching hundreds of videos. I cannot tailor things specifically to you in a comment box. It requires much more information than you can give me here, and you deserve much more information than I can give you here. No two women are alike, and addressing your situation requires tailoring all the facts specifically to YOU. I do them all via online video conferencing. You can schedule at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I look forward to meeting you and helping you.
There is NOTHING specific about any vitamin, mineral, or supplement, The entire industry is entirely unregulated. You cannot rely on it for anything specific. I have emphasized this several times in my videos. I want you to succeed with all your goals. And, in order to do so, you have to know what each option can and cannot do.
@@MenopauseTaylor I noticed that you did not answer my question. I thought I was clear. Asked another way - What do Omega 3s and CoQ10 do in the body that was found to contribute to prevention of breast cancer? Some of us have an inquisitive mind and to us a mere “sound bite”, such as “Omega 3s and CoQ10 may help prevent breast cancer”, without giving reason(s) why, is unsatisfactory.
@@cm1906 The very reason I cannot answer your question is because the vitamin, mineral, and supplement industry does not do research to support any of its claims. That's part of it's designation as "unregulated." And it's why there is a disclaimer on every product in the industry. So I do not know how Omega 3s or Co Q 10 contribute. There are no studies to consult. My theory is that they help indirectly by improving other factors that decrease your risk of breast cancer. I'm sorry if I have failed you. I'm doing all I can to help you.
Good day Dr. Barbie, a little late, but i am here! I was hoping you would get to the huge disclaimer about the vitamin, mineral, and supplements industry is unregulated, potentially unsafe, and a travelling salesmans healing tonic for everything that ails you. I used to use a number of supplements for several years that would help neuropathy. Ya, you guessed that they never really did what was promised. Even taking Berberine supplements with my diabetes medication DIDN'T reduce my A1C for the six months i used it. I only take ginger, magnesium glicynate, and calcium. All three are helping...
With all due respect Dr. Taylor, for an "unbiased source of information", you are the most biased I have come across when it comes to nutrition. In your unit on osteoporosis, I believe you failed to mention that vegans have a much lower BMD than people who eat meat. In your videos about heart disease, you failed to mention that dairy actually has cardioprotective benefits (don't take it from me, take it from Tim Spector, one of the world´s most quoted scientists) and you said that is dairy is a factor for breast cancer, when in fact it is just the opposite, it is protective. Oh, and guess what... flaxseed also contains Omega 6... and by the way, you failed to mention that hardly any ALA, which the plant based Omega 3, get converted to DHA & APA, which is what the body needs. And although you may like to eat ever 3 hours or so, that is not what current research says...and by the way, Vitamin D is also anticarcinogenic.... anyway, I respect what you do, but let's call things the way they are... definitely not unbiased information... Maybe "Υour menopause the vegan way" is a more appropriate name for the channel.
Well, if you already know everything, I guess you don't need this education. The great thing about this education is that you can use it (or refuse it) as you please. There is nothing that is right for all women. We are not robots. You never have to justify your choices to anybody. The goal is to empower you to manage YOUR menopause YOUR way ... and allow all other women to do the same.
@@MenopauseTaylor I don't know everything Dr. Taylor and I still watch your videos, in fact, I watched 3 today, and I still learn from them. But I do know how to fact check, and I have caught you out on inaccuracies, or false facts countless times, so I have to fact check every single thing you say, and that is tiring... And it's not that I am some meat-lover who is out to get vegans, I am actually mostly plant-based myself. But I can recognise bias when I see it. I totally agree with you, we are not all robots, so ask yourself, how can you claim to empower women when you provide only the information that suits your own lifestyle. Ask yourself, what are you doing for an osteoporotic woman when you are pushing her to go vegan. Sure, one can get enough calcium from vegetables, but epidemiologically speaking, this is not the case for the vast majority of vegans. All I am saying is, if you want to label your information as "unbiased", you'd better make sure you live up to that standard. I get most of my menopause and nutritional information from more unbiased sources these days, but I still think your channel has value and I respect you for what you are doing. Just remember, you have a big audience, and along with that comes big resposibity.
@@eugeniakyriakopoulou5212 An "unbiased education" is one in which I present all your options in all categories, tell you the whole story and the whole truth about all of them, and have no product to push. A "biased marketing ploy" is one in which a marketer has a product to sell and only tells you part of the story in order to get you to buy his or her product. I (as an unbiased educator) gain nothing from your choices of menopause options. But the fact that I present an unbiased education has nothing to do with my opinions. Of course I ave my opinions. But, this is not YOUR menopause management MY way. It's YOUR way.
@@MenopauseTaylor Oh, but you do have products to push. You are selling a book and consultations, pretty much like all the other menopause specialists on RUclips. You have just claimed to present us with the "whole truth" and this is where I have a problem, because there is a very clear difference between "the whole truth" and YOUR biased "whole truth". Your "whole truth": "Dairy causes breast cancer". The whole truth based on current scientific research: "There is no good, consistent evidence that milk and dairy products can cause breast cancer. Some studies have found that dairy might increase the risk of breast cancer. Whilst others have found it may decrease breast cancer risk. We need more high-quality studies to understand whether there is a link. The best thing you can do is to eat a healthy, balanced diet." Unless of course you claim to know better than Cancer Research UK. Here's another one: "Some researchers have suggested the high fat content of many dairy products or traces of growth hormones in milk may be linked to an increased breast cancer risk [1-2]. Other researchers have studied whether the calcium and vitamin D in dairy products may be linked to a lower breast cancer risk [3]. A pooled analysis of data from more than 20 studies found no link between dairy product intake (including milk, cheese and yogurt) and breast cancer risk [4]. However, data from the Nurses’ Health Study II found women who ate 2 or more servings of high-fat dairy products (such as whole milk or butter) per day had a higher risk of breast cancer before menopause than women who ate fewer servings [5]. It’s unlikely eating or drinking dairy products is linked to breast cancer after menopause. However, more research is needed to draw solid conclusions about a possible link to breast cancer before menopause." And wait until we get to kefir specifically: "One Swedish study of the relationship between various fats in the diet and risk of breast cancer for women aged at least 50 found that fat from fermented milk products was negatively associated with breast cancer risk. Another Swedish study published in 2020 reported that relatively high long-term consumption of fermented dairy products was associated with reduced risk of ER-/PR- breast cancer." On the whole, research on the link between breast cancer and dairy is at best inconclusive, so you standing there in front of thousands of women preaching that dairy causes breast cancer is a clear example of bias, and unfortunately not the only one I have come across in your videos. Unlike you, I am happy to share my sources: www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/causes-of-cancer/cancer-myths/can-milk-and-dairy-products-cause-cancer www.komen.org/breast-cancer/facts-statistics/research-studies/topics/dairy-products-and-breast-cancer-risk/ foodforbreastcancer.com/foods/kefir Please learn to accept criticism just as well as you accept praise. Recognising our shortcomings is the only way for all of us to improve and do better.
Many of the people that I trust and follow to get information say that it absolutely used to be the case that you could get everything from your food but that with the degradation of our soils from poor farming practices during our lifetimes make that not as likely now and that supplementation is now advisable
It's more than just one problem: We have soil that gets degraded by industrialization. We have a food industry that strips out the nutrients that are in the food & replaces them with preservatives. And we have a vitamin, mineral, & supplement industry that is unregulated, such that the products they make do not contain what they claim. We were better off before the agricultural, industrial, and economic forces took over.
Agree, I try to get higher quality supplements (Pure Encapsulation and Integrated Therapeutics) that have accredited and 3rd party tested. As well as eating a high organic veggie diet that minimizes processed foods. I do meat but only pastured and little red meat.
If you’d like a more efficient delivery of this menopause education, you should do one of the following: • Read my book • Watch the webinars in order • Watch the DVD entitled Your Menopause Your Way They all give you the complete education without the fluff of the videos. You can get any of these from my website, MenopauseTaylor.ME. And if you want the fastest track, schedule a consultation with me, and you'll get the education along with tailoring of it specifically to YOU. You can schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME. These videos cover only one piece of information in each video. That’s intentional. If you only use these videos to get your education, it will be very complete, but it will take a looooooong time. My goal is to meet the needs of all women, regardless of their learning style, and regardless of their command of the English language. Many of my viewers speak English as a second, third, or fourth language. You may not care about them, but I do. I am the only person providing a complete and unbiased education on menopause. So, I’m trying to serve the needs of all women. I’m sorry I haven’t served yours well. But I think one of the other options listed above will.
Summary for your busy ladies: Omega 3 and Co-Q10 are the only supplements that MAY help....BUT even better is to adopt a lifestyle that prevents cancer through diet and exercise!
Thank you ❤
If you’d like a more efficient delivery of this menopause education, you should do one of the following:
• Read my book
• Watch the webinars in order
• Watch the DVD entitled Your Menopause Your Way
They all give you the complete education without the fluff of the videos. You can get any of these from my website, MenopauseTaylor.ME.
And if you want the fastest track, schedule a consultation with me, and you'll get the education along with tailoring of it specifically to YOU. You can schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
These videos cover only one piece of information in each video. That’s intentional. If you only use these videos to get your education, it will be very complete, but it will take a looooooong time. My goal is to meet the needs of all women, regardless of their learning style, and regardless of their command of the English language. Many of my viewers speak English as a second, third, or fourth language. You may not care about them, but I do.
I am the only person providing a complete and unbiased education on menopause. So, I’m trying to serve the needs of all women. I’m sorry I haven’t served yours well. But I think one of the other options listed above will.
Thanks 😮
I think that she’s already made that clear.
I can’t tell u how happy I am that I found your channel.
I’ve been on estrogen patch for not even 3 weeks and I feel like my depression is slowly lifting away. This is changing my life. THNAK U THANKU THANK U
You are so very welcome my dear.
Hoping you will do a video on the recent study on hormone therapy for women over the age of 65🤞🤞 I’ve listened to other videos but you are so good at explaining complicated things in an easy to understand manner.
Did the study study YOU?
Never isolate any study.
This is precisely the kind of thing for which I do one-on-one consultations. You definitely need one. I cannot tailor things specifically to you in a comment box. It requires much more information than you can give me here, and you deserve much more information than I can give you here. No two women are alike, and addressing your situation requires tailoring all the facts specifically to YOU. I do them all via online video conferencing. You can schedule at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I look forward to meeting you and helping you.
@@MenopauseTaylorIn answer to your question - no of course it didn’t. I have a menopause specialist who tailors everything to my own specific needs. Just would have been nice to hear your comments as you did for the WHI study. As I said, you are very good at explaining the detail.
@@TwoSeasons3396 In these videos, when I address studies, I present them all. The only one I present in isolation is the WHI because it has governed the entire world of menopause for 22 years now (unfortunately).
You can bet your bottom dollar that I’ll keep coming back to Menopause University!
Great video that surprised me with the answer when I was feeling smug with the “none of the above” answer in my head.
Love you and look forward to next weeks video/lesson. 💕
Thank you, my dear Maria.
Thank you so much for inspiring my health 😊😊😊
You are so very welcome!
I LOVE your Ed! You are my #1 teacher for my health.
Your outfit is beautiful, like your soul.
Thank you so much for appreciating my efforts!
Thank you so much ❤ you are so precious! Hugs from France ❤
Thank YOU, my dear.
What about having depression in post-menopause? I feel like I need to be on depression medicine
Depression is one of the 22 symptoms of estrogen deficiency.
As with all "symptoms" of an underlying problem, you can either treat the symptom or you can treat the actual underlying problem, in which case all the symptoms will disappear.
Thank you for this information, which you've explained nicely. I'm glad I brought back plenty of tinned sardines in EVOO from Lisbon last week, but now I'm getting a little anxious of the potential microplastics, mercury and PFAS it might contain ☠🐟🤔. As for a WFPB diet, I'm wondering why this is better than an omnivore or so-called "flexitarian" diet if vitamin B12 and CoQ10 is only found in animal products. Isn't it good to have animal products sometimes? As for omega 3 fatty acids, do flax and chia seeds and walnuts contain sufficient EPA and DHA (I take omega 3 fish oil supplements)? Is there a limited daily consumption of walnuts we should be mindful of, considering the high oxalate content (I need to watch my kidneys)? Also, with flax and chia seeds being phytoestrogens, does this mean they can increase oestrogen? Lots of questions! 🌷
Your questions tell me that you are not watching my videos in order because I have already addressed these things.
I think I can server your needs best in a consultation. That way, we can nail precisely what's right for you, personally. And it takes a lot less time than watching hundreds of videos.
I cannot tailor things specifically to you in a comment box. It requires much more information than you can give me here, and you deserve much more information than I can give you here. No two women are alike, and addressing your situation requires tailoring all the facts specifically to YOU. I do them all via online video conferencing. You can schedule at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I look forward to meeting you and helping you.
How specifically do Omega 3s and CoQ10 help prevent breast cancer? What are their roles/functions in the body that may help with prevention?
There is NOTHING specific about any vitamin, mineral, or supplement, The entire industry is entirely unregulated. You cannot rely on it for anything specific. I have emphasized this several times in my videos.
I want you to succeed with all your goals. And, in order to do so, you have to know what each option can and cannot do.
@@MenopauseTaylor I noticed that you did not answer my question. I thought I was clear. Asked another way - What do Omega 3s and CoQ10 do in the body that was found to contribute to prevention of breast cancer?
Some of us have an inquisitive mind and to us a mere “sound bite”, such as “Omega 3s and CoQ10 may help prevent breast cancer”, without giving reason(s) why, is unsatisfactory.
@@cm1906 The very reason I cannot answer your question is because the vitamin, mineral, and supplement industry does not do research to support any of its claims.
That's part of it's designation as "unregulated." And it's why there is a disclaimer on every product in the industry.
So I do not know how Omega 3s or Co Q 10 contribute. There are no studies to consult.
My theory is that they help indirectly by improving other factors that decrease your risk of breast cancer.
I'm sorry if I have failed you. I'm doing all I can to help you.
Good day Dr. Barbie, a little late, but i am here!
I was hoping you would get to the huge disclaimer about the vitamin, mineral, and supplements industry is unregulated, potentially unsafe, and a travelling salesmans healing tonic for everything that ails you. I used to use a number of supplements for several years that would help neuropathy. Ya, you guessed that they never really did what was promised. Even taking Berberine supplements with my diabetes medication DIDN'T reduce my A1C for the six months i used it. I only take ginger, magnesium glicynate, and calcium. All three are helping...
It's all about expectation.
If you know a product is incapable of achieving your goals, you won't expect it to do so.
With all due respect Dr. Taylor, for an "unbiased source of information", you are the most biased I have come across when it comes to nutrition. In your unit on osteoporosis, I believe you failed to mention that vegans have a much lower BMD than people who eat meat. In your videos about heart disease, you failed to mention that dairy actually has cardioprotective benefits (don't take it from me, take it from Tim Spector, one of the world´s most quoted scientists) and you said that is dairy is a factor for breast cancer, when in fact it is just the opposite, it is protective. Oh, and guess what... flaxseed also contains Omega 6... and by the way, you failed to mention that hardly any ALA, which the plant based Omega 3, get converted to DHA & APA, which is what the body needs. And although you may like to eat ever 3 hours or so, that is not what current research says...and by the way, Vitamin D is also anticarcinogenic.... anyway, I respect what you do, but let's call things the way they are... definitely not unbiased information... Maybe "Υour menopause the vegan way" is a more appropriate name for the channel.
Well, if you already know everything, I guess you don't need this education.
The great thing about this education is that you can use it (or refuse it) as you please. There is nothing that is right for all women. We are not robots.
You never have to justify your choices to anybody. The goal is to empower you to manage YOUR menopause YOUR way ... and allow all other women to do the same.
@@MenopauseTaylor I don't know everything Dr. Taylor and I still watch your videos, in fact, I watched 3 today, and I still learn from them. But I do know how to fact check, and I have caught you out on inaccuracies, or false facts countless times, so I have to fact check every single thing you say, and that is tiring... And it's not that I am some meat-lover who is out to get vegans, I am actually mostly plant-based myself. But I can recognise bias when I see it. I totally agree with you, we are not all robots, so ask yourself, how can you claim to empower women when you provide only the information that suits your own lifestyle. Ask yourself, what are you doing for an osteoporotic woman when you are pushing her to go vegan. Sure, one can get enough calcium from vegetables, but epidemiologically speaking, this is not the case for the vast majority of vegans. All I am saying is, if you want to label your information as "unbiased", you'd better make sure you live up to that standard. I get most of my menopause and nutritional information from more unbiased sources these days, but I still think your channel has value and I respect you for what you are doing. Just remember, you have a big audience, and along with that comes big resposibity.
@@eugeniakyriakopoulou5212 An "unbiased education" is one in which I present all your options in all categories, tell you the whole story and the whole truth about all of them, and have no product to push.
A "biased marketing ploy" is one in which a marketer has a product to sell and only tells you part of the story in order to get you to buy his or her product.
I (as an unbiased educator) gain nothing from your choices of menopause options.
But the fact that I present an unbiased education has nothing to do with my opinions. Of course I ave my opinions. But, this is not YOUR menopause management MY way. It's YOUR way.
@@MenopauseTaylor Oh, but you do have products to push. You are selling a book and consultations, pretty much like all the other menopause specialists on RUclips.
You have just claimed to present us with the "whole truth" and this is where I have a problem, because there is a very clear difference between "the whole truth" and YOUR biased "whole truth". Your "whole truth": "Dairy causes breast cancer". The whole truth based on current scientific research: "There is no good, consistent evidence that milk and dairy products can cause breast cancer. Some studies have found that dairy might increase the risk of breast cancer. Whilst others have found it may decrease breast cancer risk. We need more high-quality studies to understand whether there is a link. The best thing you can do is to eat a healthy, balanced diet." Unless of course you claim to know better than Cancer Research UK.
Here's another one: "Some researchers have suggested the high fat content of many dairy products or traces of growth hormones in milk may be linked to an increased breast cancer risk [1-2].
Other researchers have studied whether the calcium and vitamin D in dairy products may be linked to a lower breast cancer risk [3]. A pooled analysis of data from more than 20 studies found no link between dairy product intake (including milk, cheese and yogurt) and breast cancer risk [4].
However, data from the Nurses’ Health Study II found women who ate 2 or more servings of high-fat dairy products (such as whole milk or butter) per day had a higher risk of breast cancer before menopause than women who ate fewer servings [5]. It’s unlikely eating or drinking dairy products is linked to breast cancer after menopause. However, more research is needed to draw solid conclusions about a possible link to breast cancer before menopause."
And wait until we get to kefir specifically: "One Swedish study of the relationship between various fats in the diet and risk of breast cancer for women aged at least 50 found that fat from fermented milk products was negatively associated with breast cancer risk. Another Swedish study published in 2020 reported that relatively high long-term consumption of fermented dairy products was associated with reduced risk of ER-/PR- breast cancer."
On the whole, research on the link between breast cancer and dairy is at best inconclusive, so you standing there in front of thousands of women preaching that dairy causes breast cancer is a clear example of bias, and unfortunately not the only one I have come across in your videos.
Unlike you, I am happy to share my sources: www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/causes-of-cancer/cancer-myths/can-milk-and-dairy-products-cause-cancer
www.komen.org/breast-cancer/facts-statistics/research-studies/topics/dairy-products-and-breast-cancer-risk/
foodforbreastcancer.com/foods/kefir
Please learn to accept criticism just as well as you accept praise. Recognising our shortcomings is the only way for all of us to improve and do better.
I'm not a vegan but I've been putting Flax seed in my morning smoothie for years 😊
Many of the people that I trust and follow to get information say that it absolutely used to be the case that you could get everything from your food but that with the degradation of our soils from poor farming practices during our lifetimes make that not as likely now and that supplementation is now advisable
It's more than just one problem:
We have soil that gets degraded by industrialization.
We have a food industry that strips out the nutrients that are in the food & replaces them with preservatives.
And we have a vitamin, mineral, & supplement industry that is unregulated, such that the products they make do not contain what they claim.
We were better off before the agricultural, industrial, and economic forces took over.
Agree, I try to get higher quality supplements (Pure Encapsulation and Integrated Therapeutics) that have accredited and 3rd party tested. As well as eating a high organic veggie diet that minimizes processed foods. I do meat but only pastured and little red meat.
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You never see 90 y/o and above, who are overweight.
That is what I say too. Most people at that reach those ages are slim.
Maybe that's because those who are overweight die of diseases that are consequences of obesity long before.
Have you ever met a 90 year old with a huge appetite?
Sorry Barbie, Could you be more specific with the Info. Tour Videos are boring and Last too much. I try to watch til the end. 10 minutes IS enough…thx
If you’d like a more efficient delivery of this menopause education, you should do one of the following:
• Read my book
• Watch the webinars in order
• Watch the DVD entitled Your Menopause Your Way
They all give you the complete education without the fluff of the videos. You can get any of these from my website, MenopauseTaylor.ME.
And if you want the fastest track, schedule a consultation with me, and you'll get the education along with tailoring of it specifically to YOU. You can schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
These videos cover only one piece of information in each video. That’s intentional. If you only use these videos to get your education, it will be very complete, but it will take a looooooong time. My goal is to meet the needs of all women, regardless of their learning style, and regardless of their command of the English language. Many of my viewers speak English as a second, third, or fourth language. You may not care about them, but I do.
I am the only person providing a complete and unbiased education on menopause. So, I’m trying to serve the needs of all women. I’m sorry I haven’t served yours well. But I think one of the other options listed above will.