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Menopause and the Mind

Claire L. Warga Ph.D.

1999

Our bodies, ourselves

Angela Phillips, Simon and Schster, Alice Mayhew et al.

1976 ★ 5.0

The disappearance or 'absorption' of fibroids before the menopause

Alban Henry Griffiths Doran

1904

Estrogen: The Natural Way

Nina Shandler

1998

The estrogen alternative

Steven R. Goldstein

1998

The hot flash cookbook

Cathy Luchetti

1997

Blessings of the Blood

Celu Amberston

1991

The change of life in women

J. Compton Burnett

2003

Without Estrogen

Amy Gross

1994

Estrogen

Lila E. Nachtigall, Lila Nachtigall, Lila, MD Nachtigall et al.

1986

Secret Pleasures of Menopause

Christiane Northrup

2008

From hormone hell to hormone well

C. W., Jr., M.D. Randolph, Genie James

2004

What your doctor may not tell you about menopause

Lee, John R. M.D.

1996

Ageless

Suzanne Somers

2006

Estrogen the Natural Way

Nina Shandler

1997

The truth about hormone replacement therapy

Ellen Michaud

2002

Coping with Perimenopause

Janet Wright

2006

The natural menopause plan

Maryon Stewart

2011

The patient patients

Helen Roberts

1985

Clinical Management of the Perimenopause

Shawky ZA Badawy

1999

Every woman

Helen McKinnon Doan

1987

Menopause

Rosemary Leonard

2017

The Smart Women's Guide to PMS and Pain-Free Periods

Linda Woolven

2008

The effects of estrogen on brain function

Natalie L. Rasgon

2006

Menopause and the mind

Claire L. Warga

1999

The menopause thyroid solution

Mary J. Shomon

2009

The greatest experiment ever performed on women

Barbara Seaman

2003

What your doctor may not tell you about menopause

John R. Lee, Virginia Hopkins

2004

A woman's guide to natural hormones

Christine Conrad

2005

The HRT-free menopause breakthrough

Marilyn Glenville

2003

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