Women on Fire® Podcast Presents...

All About LotsaLocks® by MenoMe®

February 22, 2023
Jennifer Moore
Women on Fire

LotsaLocks^® by MenoMe^® is formulated to alleviate the hair thinning and loss that's common during perimenopause, menopause, and post-menopause.

As a result of this, approximately 2/3 of women experience some form of hair thinning in midlife due to hormonal shifts.

Scientific studies show the ingredients in LotsaLocks^® help to mitigate this.

Learn more in this mini pause^® episode.

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Welcome to the Women On Fire^® Podcast. We’re on a mission to help you have your best menopause and rest of your life.

I’m your host, Jenna Moore. I’m an accredited integrative health and menopause coach and I’ve studied nutritional awareness, women’s hormones through a functional medicine lens and explored various modalities including breath work, mindset and positive psychology.

Join me and my guests as we discuss how to navigate the natural life transition of menopause and growing older. From waistlines, waning libidos and what to wear now we’re over 40 we discuss it all.

Women On Fire^® is sponsored by MenoMe^®, a New Zealand based company by women for women. MenoMe^® specialises in evidence-based, all-natural supplements so you can experience freedom in menopause.

Disclaimer: Our Mini Pause’s are for information purposes only. They come from a holistic vantage point and from collating (often conflicting) scientific data if it’s available. They should not take the place of medical advice.