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Hormonal Health

Nutrition Through Menopause

Perimenopause is not a deficiency to fix but a transition to support. Four priorities cover most of what nutrition can do: bone, muscle, sleep and mood.

Dr. Elena Marković, MD
Dr. Elena Marković, MD

Endocrinologist & Women's Health Specialist · 6 min read

Nutrition Through Menopause

Protect bone and muscle first

Falling oestrogen accelerates bone loss and makes muscle harder to keep. Protein, resistance training, vitamin D3, K2 and magnesium are the core of the response.

Sleep and mood

Night waking and temperature swings are common. Magnesium glycinate, consistent light exposure and a stable evening routine make a measurable difference for many women.

Key takeaways

  • Prioritise protein and resistance training
  • D3 + K2 + magnesium support bone and sleep
  • Small, consistent habits outperform drastic changes

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