Personalised Nutrition
for Menopause

At Menovivre, we believe nutrition is not just about what’s on your plate—it’s about how you feel, how you sleep, how you focus, and how your body responds to change. Our Nutrition services are designed to support you through the shifts of perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause with plans that are personalized, flexible, and rooted in science.

Personalized Nutrition

Our in-house nutritionist works closely with OB-GYN, internal medicine doctor, and physiotherapist to make sure your care is aligned.  Whether you’re experiencing sudden weight changes, struggling with sleep, or just feeling “off,” your nutrition plan is tailored to fit you—not the other way around. We take the time to understand your habits, your lifestyle, and how your body is changing. Together, we create a plan that helps you feel stronger, clearer, and more in control—one meal at a time.
This isn’t about restriction. It’s about nourishment.

Our Nutrition Related Services for Menopause Patients

Hormonal changes in midlife can be confusing, and many women feel alone or dismissed when they seek help. Symptoms like night sweats, hot flashes, irregular menstrual periods, and changes in libido or mood are often brushed off as “normal aging.” At Menovivre, we believe that menopause is not a dismissal point—it’s a medical priority.
Whether you’re in the early stages of hormonal change or seeking support in postmenopause, we take the time to listen to your experience and help you understand what’s happening inside your body.

We address the signs of menopause with empathy and clinical precision. From evaluating the symptoms of early menopause to creating customized plans involving hormone treatment for menopause or vaginal dryness therapy, our OB-GYNs work in harmony with our internal medicine, endocrinology, and nutrition teams to give you complete, whole-body care.

Our Nutrition Related Services for Menopause Patients

Comprehensive Nutritional Assessment

  • Detailed Dietary Analysis: Reviewing current eating habits, food preferences, allergies, and intolerances.
  • Symptom Assessment: Understanding the specific menopausal symptoms a woman is experiencing (e.g., hot flashes, night sweats, weight gain, mood swings, brain fog, sleep disturbances, vaginal dryness, joint pain).
  • Health History Review: Taking into account medical conditions, medications, and lifestyle factors.
  • Goal Setting: Collaborating with the patient to establish realistic and achievable health and symptom management goals.

Personalized Meal Planning and Dietary Recommendations:

  • Tailored Diet Plans: Creating customized meal plans that address individual symptoms and nutritional deficiencies. This is crucial as a “one-size-fits-all” approach does not work for menopause.
  • Hormone Balance Support: Recommending foods that may help naturally balance hormones or reduce the impact of fluctuating estrogen levels. This often includes:
  • Symptom-Specific Guidance:
  • Hot Flashes: Identifying and recommending avoidance of trigger foods like spicy foods, caffeine, and alcohol.
  • Weight Management: Providing strategies for healthy weight loss or preventing weight gain, which is common due to a slower metabolism during menopause.
  • Bone Health: Emphasizing adequate intake of calcium, Vitamin D, Magnesium and Vitamin K
  • Heart Health
  • Mood and Sleep
  • Digestive Health
Education and Empowerment
  • Understanding Menopause: Educating women about the physiological changes occurring during menopause and how nutrition can impact them.
  • Label Reading and Food Choices: Teaching how to make informed food choices at the grocery store and when eating out.
  • Supplement Recommendations: Guiding on appropriate dietary supplements (e.g., calcium, Vitamin D, magnesium, omega-3s, specific probiotics) when dietary intake
is insufficient, always in consultation with a doctor.
  • Hydration Strategies: Emphasizing the importance of adequate water intake for overall health and symptom management.

Lifestyle Integration

  • Stress Management: Discussing the link between stress and diet, and offering dietary strategies that can support stress reduction.
  • Physical Activity: Collaborating with the patient to integrate appropriate exercise routines, particularly strength training, for bone and muscle health, and weight management.
  • Sleep Hygiene: Providing dietary tips that can improve sleep quality.

Ongoing Support and Monitoring

  • Regular Follow-ups: Tracking progress, addressing challenges, and making necessary adjustments to the diet plan.
  • Addressing Co-existing Conditions: Tailoring nutrition plans to also manage conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or thyroid issues, which may be present alongside menopause.

Our Approach to Nutrition & Menopause

We don’t hand you a one-size-fits-all meal plan and send you on your way. Instead, we look at:

Your current eating habits, cravings, and food relationships

How your body is responding to hormonal shifts

Your energy levels, gut function, skin, and mood

Any supplements you’re taking or not taking

How food fits into your daily routine, travel, family life, and preferences

Then we build a nutrition strategy that is grounded in real life—not a rulebook. That might include a slow transition to anti-inflammatory eating, small tweaks to improve digestion and sleep, or nutritional support for women starting HRT. Everything is explained, everything is flexible, and everything is designed with your whole life in mind.

Why choose Menovivre for Menopause Care?

Midlife is not the time to go on another extreme diet or feel ashamed of your changing body. It’s the time to tune in, not fight back. At Menovivre, we help you understand your body’s needs and give you practical tools to feel better in it—starting with what you eat.

You don’t have to figure it out alone. Let’s create a way of eating that works for you now.

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If you’re feeling stuck, inflamed, or just unsure where to begin, our nutritionist is here to help.


 Let’s make eating feel nourishing again, not confusing.