Menopause
More Women Are Finding Fun, Friskiness and the Fountain of Youth with New Attitudes Toward Getting Older
Published in Women's Health Weekly, June 21st, 2007
A new study conducted by Kelton Research and commissioned by Estroven, the number one selling brand of women's supplements for menopause, finds that 49% of women aged 40-55 say that they feel younger than they actually are, with an average differential of 17 years between their true age and their perceived age. Moreover, this mental manipulation of age correlates directly with bedroom bliss, as one-third of these women have sex more frequently now than in their 20's.
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"These results further debunk the myth that menopausal women in their 40's and 50's suffer...
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