Nutritionist Karen Newby has compiled 60 simple and nutritious recipes to combat and minimise the most commonly reported symptoms of menopause. Packed with nutrition but bursting with flavour, these meals are ideal for time-poor menopausal women. An exciting new cookbook for a key market, and companion book to The Natural Menopause Method. There is so much going on at menopause. Not only are there the physical and emotional changes but also the question of what am I going to eat? Thinking about what to cook every day can be, quite frankly, exhausting. Especially if we haven't slept well or are feeling overwhelmed or anxious. This cookbook helps to simplify this process, away from all the noise out there on what you should (or shouldn't) be eating at menopause. This book is the modern perimenopausal and menopausal woman's go-to resource for understanding how food can be a positive and healing force to restore vitality and happiness.

Nutritionist Karen Newby implements the knowledge shared in her first book with 60 simple and nutritious recipes to combat and minimise the symptoms of menopause. Each chapter includes a 'menu' listing the recipes at the beginning, making the book easy to navigate, and for each symptom, Karen lists her 'hero ingredients' that will help to alleviate the most commonly reported symptoms of perimenopausal and menopausal women. Specifically designed for time-poor women who are also juggling careers, family and caring responsibilities the book is packed with delicious recipes including traybakes, on-the-go lunches and snacks and one-pot wonders to minimise time spent washing dishes. Contents: The Recipes - I feel. Achy: recipes include Salmon Traybake with Tarragon Pesto and the 'Stop Feeling 100' Joint Rejuvenation Smoothie Exhausted: recipes include One-pot Cod and Coconut Curry and High Protein Turmeric Granola Fat, especially around the middle: recipes include Grilled Prawns with Sweetcorn 'Polenta' and No-broth Ramen Forgetful: recipes include Beetroot and Fennel Soup and Spatchcock Chicken with Harissa Butter Hot!: recipes include Cauliflower Steaks with Basil and Brazil Nut Pesto and 'Put Out The Fire' Green Juice Irritable: recipes include My 3 p.m. Slump Flapjacks and Turkish Eggs Overwhelmed and anxious: recipes include Shepherdess Pie with a Tahini Crust and Cod and Prawn Sambal Sleep-deprived: recipes include Leek, Chard and Hazelnut Risotto and Cherry Chia Pudding * While there are an increasing number of books on menopause being published, there are incredibly few modern cookery books on the subject and even fewer that focus on alleviating specific symptoms. * According to the Faculty of Occupational Medicine (FOM), nearly 80% of menopausal women are in work - this book is designed for time-poor women who would benefit from quick, simple, nutritious meals to help them feel healthier and more energised.

* The most googled questions on menopause are related to managing symptoms - this book is the answer. Karen's first book and Davina McCall's Menopausing show the interest and need for more publishing around this subject - Karen and Davina even did an Instagram Live together to discuss the topic. * Published ahead of Menopause Awareness Month in October. Competition: Food for Menopause; Menopausing; Recipes for a Better Menopause; Hack Your Hormones; Ultra-Processed People; So Good; Dare I Say it; Menolicious. Dr Linia Patel; Davina McCall; Dr Federica Amati; Davinia Taylor; Tim Spector; Chris van Tulleken; Emily English; Naomi Watts; Mariella Frostrup; Belles Berry.