Generalities:

Menopause: the cessation of the period of ovulation and menstruation in women between 40 and 50 years of age. Around the menopause there is a period of adjustment of the organism known as Climacterium. Due to the hormonal changes (reduction of sex hormones, estrogens) various signs and symptoms may occur:

Physiological changes:

• Dryness in skin and mucous membranes,
• Alteration of metabolism: diabetes, hypertension, hypocalcemia (osteoporosis)
• Thermoregulation: hot flashes, heat on the face, night sweats
• Symptoms such as fatigue, fainting, dizziness are less frequent
• Emotional changes:
• Changes in mood: changes in mood can occur such as irritability, depression, sadness, anguish.
• It can also be useful to review the emotional pairs .

Note: In addition to the illustrated pairs can also work: hypophysis-adrenal, hypophysis-hypophysis, thymus-thymus, as reported by some biomagnetists.