Bestbuy eBooks - Sex, Age And Menopause: A Baby Boomers Manifesto.

hed, Soulful Sexuality, now and as an older woman by dumping the medical mindset of Menopause and re-discovering your sensual AND sexual freedoms.
For years, menopause had been seen as medical, the signs were illness symptoms and part of growing old, condemning women to life without sex in granny dresses and rocking chairs.

Now, it’s time to break down the myths, and learn the facts about active sexuality and aging gracefully. Discover greater confidence in yourself, as a sensual healthy woman of any age… now.
My experience of reading ?Sex, Age & Menopause? was of being elevated high on a wave of HG Ruby?s excitement and enthusiasm for her subject. The book is like an orgasm in itself, peppered with a delicious smorgasbord of poetry, information, inspiration, admonishments and beautifully constructed prose. I particularly enjoyed the forthright style of engaging the reader in a personal dialogue, sometimes teasing, and sometimes critical, but most times engaging and thought provoking.
Rochelle Grossman
Dear Friend,
Maybe you’re experiencing Menopause, or maybe it’s still a few years away. Whatever time of life you are living right now, no doubt you’ve been lead to believe that a women’s Change of Life, from as early as age 35, is fraught with symptoms.
Not just the hot flushes, absence of monthly cycles and dry vagina, but weight gain, restlessness, irritability and for many, sexual boredom. At the mention of the word ‘menopause’, no doubt you feel something akin to fear, and a crumbling confidence about womanhood and aging.
If your mother or grandmother, aunts or older sisters have experienced Menopause, or are living through this time of transition now, then you’ve probably learned that every woman you know has these very same ‘symptoms’. So, yes you are completely forgiven for thinking that menopause is a medical condition of deterioration in a woman’s physical, mental and sexual status!
Reinventing Your Menopause:
Separating Myth and Medical from Fact and Fiction
You may well experience the ending of monthly ‘periods’ along with the much-medicalized hot flushes and other hormonal fluctuations. (Some women don’t have many signs at all, and chances are you could be one of them.) Like many of us, however, you may be wondering how much of this whole Menopause scene is about actual physical change… and what other influences have become tangled up in the ‘diagnosis’.
Your experience of Menopause could be affected by the information you received from the important women in your family and what you feel and think about it. The way you think can strongly influence your body’s physical health.
Your mother, her mother, and the education they received - sexually, socially and psychologically - was controlled by the male-dominated medical practitioners of their time. It was all they had to pass on to you, peppered with their own personal anecdotes.
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