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15 hours ago ago from Flourish Over 50
Myth #1 Menopause is a Medical Condition and it Must be Treated with Medicine. The experts say menopause is puberty in reverse. The body is going through many emotional and physical changes during puberty as it is during menopause. It is a natural process introducing you to the rest of your life in a different way. No more periods, cramps or problems with birth control to worry about. Think of it as a new beginning! ...
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