The Menopause Brain

The bestselling author of The XX Brain shows women how to navigate menopause successfully and come out the other side with an even better brain.

For so long, women experiencing menopause were saying "I don't feel right, my mind's gone, my memory's gone," and people laughed us off. The Menopause Brain shows that we were right, and it's heartening. Thank you, Dr Mosconi

Every woman should know that menopause is more than just mood and hot flashes; it can profoundly impact brain health and function. Dr. Lisa Mosconi stands as a foremost expert on the menopause brain. This outstanding new book is a must-read , and I wholeheartedly recommend it

This book is life changing. At last women will understand how their brains completely rewire during menopause - and how to handle that change

Bringing science and practical advice together and oozing Dr Mosconi's deep respect for women's health and the individual nature of menopause, this is an excellent read

I would consider myself someone who has consumed a lot of content about hormones. But I had never really fathomed how hormonal changes impact the brain until I read neuroscientist Lisa Mosconi's new book, The Menopause Brain

If you're like me and find yourself smack dab in the middle of menopause without any real understanding of what is happening to the brain and body you once knew, The Menopause Brain by Lisa Mosconi will quickly become your new best friend

When it comes to menopause, it feels as if we have no information, misinformation, or what's out there is too chaotic and conflicting to make sense. Enter Lisa Mosconi. Hallelujah and thank you! Written with a neuroscientist's mind and a woman's heart, this book is packed with evidence-based, empowering information on all things menopause. For every woman living any phase of menopause, this is your required reading

Dr Lisa Mosconi is the associate director of the Alzheimer's Prevention Clinic at Weill Cornell Medical College/New York-Presbyterian Hospital, where she was recruited as an associate professor of Neuroscience in Neurology. She also is an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Psychiatry at NYU School of Medicine, in the Department of Nutrition at NYU Steinhardt School of Nutrition and Public Health, and in the Departments of Neurology and Nuclear Medicine at the University of Florence. Dr Mosconi holds a dual PhD degree in Neuroscience and Nuclear Medicine from the University of Florence, Italy, and is a board-certified integrative nutritionist and holistic healthcare practitioner.