Good news for those navigating perimenopause: a new study shows that increasing physical activity can meaningfully reduce uncomfortable symptoms like hot flashes, anxiety, and urinary issues.
Researchers found that people who exercised more frequently experienced measurable improvements in their quality of life during this transitional phase. The findings offer an accessible, evidence-based approach to managing perimenopause without relying solely on medical interventions. Read the full story β
Today's takeaway: Movement isn't just good for your heartβit's a powerful tool for managing one of life's biggest transitions.
Source: healthline.com. Ninja News summarises reporting from other outlets, so read the original for the full story.
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