Menopause is not just the end of the reproductive phase. It is a biological transition that influences the risk of various diseases in the following decades.
The decrease in estrogen can impact:
- Cardiovascular system;
- Metabolism;
- Bones;
- Cognitive function;
- Body composition.
Without preventative intervention, you may increase your risk of:
- Cardiovascular disease;
- Osteoporosis;
- Type 2 diabetes;
- Metabolic syndrome;
- Functional frailty.
A strategic phase to prevent
This stage may be an opportunity to reassess global health and redefine preventive priorities.
A structured medical approach may include:
- Cardiovascular risk assessment;
- Individualized metabolic analysis;
- Bone assessment when indicated;
- Body composition optimization;
- Strategies targeting sleep and cognition;
- Hormone therapy, when indicated.
Longevity with quality
The goal of prevention is not just to live longer, but to live better, with:
- Mobility;
- Mental clarity;
- Autonomy;
- Energy;
- Overall well-being.
Menopause can be the ideal time to consciously invest in your health for the coming decades.
