Davina McCall

Davina McCall's new documentary - Sex, Mind and the Menopause - left viewers in tears as the TV presenter shared her 'horrific' experience of menopause and ...

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Viewers are blown away by Davina McCall's 'phenomenal' menopause documentary which claims women should start taking HRT in their FORTIES to beat symptoms.

It costs me about £160 a year — but I’d rather have that than a cappuccino in the morning. The lack of oestrogen gel means that thousands of menopausal women are going cold turkey and their symptoms are returning overnight. Most found that after the testosterone treatment their general menopause symptoms, such as difficulty sleeping, had gone from extreme to rare or non-existent. The treatment uses a medication called Utrogestan, which is identical to the progesterone found in women's bodies Really when you look at it, it's really not that expensive if you compare it to some of the other ones. 'I've been in meetings where I might be the only woman in a room full of ten men and I have to stand up and finish a pitch and shake hands with a load of people and I'm grimacing inside thinking, "Check the chair. Now I know I’ll cruise smoothly through the day, like a Tesla. So I think it's important women are given the right information early on so they understand they don't need to suffer.' Now I know I’ll cruise smoothly through the day, like a Tesla, writes Kate Muir, pictured Hormone replacement therapy eases symptoms including brain fog, disturbed sleep and hot flushes by replacing hormones that are at a lower level as women approach the menopause. I just couldn't talk to people and it breaks my heart that ten years later women are still struggling, still ashamed of something that is completely natural.' Those symptoms start in the brain', explained Dr Mosconi.

The 41-year-old presenter was full of praise for Davina's new documentary about menopause. Davina McCall: Sex, Myths and The Menopause saw Davina speak about ...

I used to think that menopause was an age thing and now I realise it’s a woman thing. Davina said: “I don’t think I’ve ever worked on a project that has affected me so deeply. The 41-year-old presenter was full of praise for Davina's new documentary about menopause.

Following Sex, Mind and The Menopause airing on Monday, Holly Willoughby, Martine McCutcheon and Carol Vorderman all sent their support to Davina McCall.

Her celebrity fans were quick to support the star with her new franchise too, with fellow TV star Julia Bradbury writing: "Will tune in. If you are battling, Davina McCall has so much knowledge to share. She knows her stuff and has your back.