This post is part of our special Noon Menopause Diaries, brought to you by our sponsor LYMA. Learn more about this game-changing supplement.
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Lyma and Noon have joined up to bring you a series of pieces about the menopause. You can read Christina Ioannides’ fascinating diary here.
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