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Breadmaking: Easy Peasy!Posted by kathryn on October 29, 2010
It’s taken me years to work this out! @bbcwomanshour You do need to be near your kitchen sink for a couple of hours but not chained to it. Leaving the dough to rise for an hour is so much more convenient than 30 minutes here, 45 minutes there. These are my Top Tips…
Sexual Dysfunction in Women – A guide for menPosted by kathryn on October 28, 2010
Although I do have a Men’s Page on my website, menopause is such a diverse subject, I’m often asked to write more. It’s time for men to join the discussion.
#8:Breast Cancer on the increasePosted by kathryn on October 27, 2010
Get the real story behind Mammograms and my preferred route of Thermal Imaging. Listen to Prof Gordon Wishart on why this disease is on the increase.
End the Silent SufferingPosted by kathryn on October 20, 2010
Time to burst the bubble, join up the dots. G8 article on women’s suffering http://bit.ly/bJFkpX. and visual on dvd http://bit.ly/bMSqF1.
The Moon Inside You – London EventPosted by kathryn on October 13, 2010
Not to be missed! http://bit.ly/9PhXzg Mon 10 Oct. Video & debate exploring the vital topic of women’s health presented by Alexandra Pope/Diana Fabianova. All men welcome! This will appeal to mothers, daughters, grandmothers, their partners, health provessionals, therapists. Everyone! (over 18). Find out more about Alexandra Pope here http://www.wildgenie.com and Diana Fabianova http://imdb.to/dxQe3D
Breast Cancer on the increasePosted by kathryn on October 4, 2010
Young women often make the headlines when it comes to breast cancer. In reality it is women over 50 that are mostly affected with one in 54 being diagnosed but when a leading consultant tells you the diagnosis of breast cancer is on the rise at an unprecedented rate then you want to know why.
I’m Kathryn Colas and Simply Hormones brings you the latest news on menopause and other women’s health issues like breast cancer, ovarian cancer and HRT. Learn what you need to know from someone who’s personally experienced and survived menopause or listen to my interviews with medical professionals on podcast anytime. For more information on the symptoms of menopause and how to live with it just visit my website SimplyHormones.com.
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