EPISODE · Oct 10, 2025 · 4 MIN
Beyond Hormones: The Cellular Science of Ageing and Menopause
from The Photovoltaic Podcast · host Andrew Wren
Welcome to The Electromagnetic Nutritional Hub Podcast, where we explore the science, the stories, and the practical strategies shaping the future of nutritional and energetic health.In today’s episode, we’re diving into the new science of ageing and what it means for women’s health, especially through the lens of menopause.For decades, researchers have tried to understand why our cells and organs age, and why, for women, the ovaries are often among the first to feel these changes. Now, new studies have expanded the recognised “hallmarks of ageing” from twelve to fourteen, uncovering the cellular mechanisms that influence everything from energy production to hormonal balance.We’ll be unpacking what these discoveries mean in practice: how nutrients like magnesium, B vitamins, omega-3s, and antioxidants support the body’s natural defences, and how lifestyle choices can help maintain energy, mood, and vitality throughout menopause and beyond.So, whether you’re a practitioner, student, or simply curious about how to age well from within, stay with us as we explore how this evolving science is helping women navigate midlife with balance, strength, and renewed confidence.
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Welcome to The Electromagnetic Nutritional Hub Podcast, where we explore the science, the stories, and the practical strategies shaping the future of nutritional and energetic health. In today’s episode, we’re diving into the new science of ageing and what it means for women’s health, especially through the lens of menopause. For decades, researchers have tried to understand why our cells and organs age, and why, for women, the ovaries are often among the first to feel these changes. Now, new...
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