Up to 80 percent of women experience hot flashes at some point. New fabrics and technology can help keep you comfortable in bed — or out on the town.

Cool clothes for hot flashes

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The Editorial Team of Chatelaine magazine.

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Health

Dr. Natasha Turner gives us expert-approved ways to care for our health now in order to lessen our menopause symptoms later in life.

Five things you can do now to make menopause easier later

Natasha Turner, N.D., is a naturopathic doctor, Chatelaine magazine columnist, and author of the bestselling books The Hormone Diet, The Supercharged Hormone Diet and The Carb Sensitivity Program. She’s also the founder of the Toronto-based Clear Medicine Wellness Boutique and a regular guest on The Dr. Oz Show and The Marilyn Denis Show.

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Wellness

Alanna Glassman; Photography by Roberto Caruso; Styling by Lynn Spence; Hair & Makeup by Sophie Hsin and Aniya Nandy

When CityLine launched its Shape-Up Challenge, we jumped at the chance to be part of it. These five amazing women - and one of our own staffers - lost nearly 200 pounds with no gimmicks and no fad diets. They look better than ever and you could too!

Dr. Elaine Chin gives us her plan of attack for moving through menopause to a healthier, happier you

I recently attended a cozy little luncheon to discuss women's not-so-private parts. Dr. Rosella Nappi was in town to share the results of the extensive, international VIVA survey examining the vaginal discomfort that frequently accompanies menopause.

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menopause

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