Share of analysed episodes per month, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026: 2 of 3,462, 2 of 3,335, 2 of 3,563, 2 of 3,837, 0 of 3,963, 1 of 4,413, 1 of 4,084, 0 of 3,909, 1 of 3,947, 1 of 4,125, 0 of 4,085, 0 of 4,225.
Menopausal symptoms cause significant physical distress that should be treated medically rather than accepted as an inevitable consequence.
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Women should not wait until they are in severe distress to seek treatment for symptoms occurring during the menopausal transition.
“If you're between the ages of 35 and 45, which is usually about the time that perry menopause or the menopausal transition starts, you seek treatment when you are bothered by your symptoms.”
Mel Robbins · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 377K views on this topicMenopause involves hormonal changes that can cause significant physical symptoms like dryness, leakage, and urinary issues, which are treatable rather than just something to live with.
“You deserve to be treated, cared for, and informed, and empowered through every darn cycle that we just talked about. Whether you are in puberty just trying to understand how your body works, whether you are normally in your cycle and you're just trying to understand how your body works”
Mel Robbins · Mar 2026 · 3 episodes · 2.7M views on this topicJudiciously administered hormone replacement therapy within 5 to 10 years of menopause is generally safe and beneficial for women's health.
“I would agree with the statement that you made that hormone therapy particular forms that are similar to what your body always made when it's given judiciously at the right time typically within 5 to 10 years of menopause which is 51 to 52 that it is incredibly safe”
Huberman Lab · Jan 2023 · 1 episode · 2.3M views on this topicWomen in perimenopause should have access to progesterone and estrogen as evidence-based medical treatment to protect their long-term health.
“And so taking estrogen, initiating it at menopause as a healthy woman is vitally important.”
Dr. Drew · Dec 2025 · 1 episode · 33K views on this topicMenopause is a normal, universal biological process rather than a pathology, disease, or inherent indicator of decline.
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Dr. Gunter characterizes menopause as a normal physiological transition, likening it to puberty in reverse.
“I would say that menopause is a normal part of the ovulatory cycles that we have and just like you went through puberty which might have been challenging and had some symptoms and caus a lot of physical changes with your body that menopause is in many ways the same thing you can think about it is pu”
Mel Robbins · May 2024 · 1 episode · 252K views on this topicMenopause is a natural, universal transition in a woman's life that should not be viewed as an indicator of old age or a source of shame.
“menopause ends the way your period started, it will not be a sign of old age. Okay, this is a change in your body, but the change that comes, you put the string in your hand.”
Achievehappily: Self improvement health & wellness · Nov 2025 · 1 episode · 12K views on this topicMenopause is a natural biological life stage rather than a disease or pathological condition.
“menopause is not a pathology; it is simply another process of biological health and one of the different life stages that a woman experiences.”
Realfooding Podcast · Apr 2026 · 1 episode · 5K views on this topicManaging menopausal symptoms is best achieved through nutrition, exercise, sleep, and lifestyle changes rather than primary reliance on…
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Menopause is diagnosed through clinical symptoms rather than laboratory testing, and many symptoms are worsened by common lifestyle factors like poor sleep, inactivity, and improper nutrition.
“menopause is not a diagnosis of hormone levels it is a diagnosis of symptomology and the definition has nothing to do with the level of hormones”
Mel Robbins · Jul 2023 · 1 episode · 298K views on this topicPerimenopausal weight gain and metabolic changes are best addressed through nutrition, sleep, and specific exercise rather than pharmaceutical interventions.
“So, there are many, many things that we can do without pharmaceuticals for the most part to counter what's happening to the body, to improve body composition and mental health to carry women through perimenopause and have a better baseline at postmenopause and keep building.”
Rich Roll · Apr 2026 · 5 episodes · 7.7M views on this topicAdopting a Mediterranean-style diet is beneficial for brain health and can help manage menopausal symptoms.
“a Mediterranean style pattern seems to be correlated or at least associated with better outcomes overall for Women's Health”
The Diary of a CEO · Jun 2024 · 3 episodes · 6.4M views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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