Menopause and the Dog Professional

Menopause and the Dog Professional - Karen and friend

Helping menopausal Dog Professionals continue to do the work they love for as long as they want and earn more money!

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There are 13 million menopausal women in the UK

There are 11 million dogs in the UK

There are 1.2 billion menopausal women worldwide

There are 700 million to a billion dogs worldwide

Chemical messengers that tell the body what to do and when

What are the main hormones affected in menopause?

Oestrogen, Progesterone and Testosterone

OESTROGEN Is important for bone health, memory and cognition and cardiovascular health. We have oestrogen receptor cells throughout our body

PROGESTERONE Is sometimes called the relaxing hormone. It balances the effects of oestrogen and it controls a build up of the lining of the uterus

TESTOSTERONE Works to maintain muscle and bone strength, improves sex drive, reduces brain fog and improves memory and cognition