Managing Menopause Through Food – Tracey Warren Nutrition
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Nutrition for Perimenopause and Menopause

What nobody tells you
about menopause:
food changes everything.

A practical, no-nonsense nutrition guide for every woman
navigating perimenopause and menopause.

Hot flush nutrition Weight and hormones Brain fog and mood Sleep and fatigue 30 hormone-supporting recipes
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Managing Menopause
Through Food

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What you get
The 7 rules for managing menopause through food
The best foods for every symptom – and why
What to reduce – the biggest symptom triggers
30 hormone-supporting recipes with plant-based options
Supplement guide with dosages and what to look for

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐   “I wish I had known this years ago. Everything Tracey says makes total sense.”   – Claire, 47

You are not imagining it

The symptoms are real.
And they are manageable.

But nobody sits down and tells you that what you eat every day directly influences how you feel. Until now.

01

Hot flushes at the worst moments

In meetings, in the classroom, in the middle of the night. Triggered by blood sugar spikes, caffeine and alcohol – all directly manageable through diet.

02

Weight gain you cannot shift

Especially around the middle. You have not changed what you eat but your body has changed how it responds. Hormones drive fat storage – and food changes hormones.

03

Exhaustion and broken sleep

Progesterone decline disrupts sleep long before your periods change. Magnesium, caffeine timing and blood sugar stability are more powerful than you have been told.

04

Brain fog and forgetting things

Oestrogen directly affects cognitive function. Omega-3 fats, B vitamins and iron are critical for brain health at this stage – and most women are deficient in all three.

05

Anxiety, low mood and irritability

Oestrogen decline reduces serotonin. The gut-brain connection means a diverse, plant-rich diet directly supports mood in ways that are measurable and real.

06

Joint pain and inflammation

Oestrogen is anti-inflammatory. As it declines, inflammation rises. An anti-inflammatory diet is not optional at this stage – it is essential.

Your symptoms are real.
And every single one of them is influenced by what you eat.

What this guide does

Practical. Honest.
Built for real life.

This is not a restrictive diet plan. It is the information you should have been given years ago – about what your body needs at this stage and exactly how to give it that.

Fewer hot flushes
Phytoestrogen-rich foods, blood sugar stability and cutting the triggers that make them worse.
Weight that moves
Protein, hormonal balance and why undereating makes menopausal weight gain worse – not better.
Better sleep
Magnesium, caffeine timing, blood sugar and why one glass of wine at 9pm changes everything.
Clearer thinking
The exact nutrients your brain needs right now and the foods that deliver them most effectively.
More stable mood
The gut-hormone-brain connection and why a diverse plant-rich diet is one of the most powerful mood interventions available.
Less joint pain
Anti-inflammatory eating – the foods to eat more of and the ones quietly making inflammation worse.
What’s inside

Everything you need
in one place.

Your Symptoms Explained

What is actually happening hormonally – and the nutritional connection to every major symptom.

The 7 Rules

The non-negotiable foundations – including why phytoestrogens, protein and gut health matter so much at this stage.

The Best Foods

14 foods with exactly why each one matters for menopause – from flaxseed and edamame to oily fish and dark chocolate.

What to Reduce

The 8 biggest symptom triggers – including ones that will genuinely surprise you.

10 Hormone-Supporting Breakfasts

Including the daily flaxseed oats, tofu scramble and sardines on rye – all quick, all high protein.

10 Hormone-Supporting Lunches

Salmon and edamame bowls, lentil salads, mackerel and walnut – all under 15 minutes.

10 Hormone-Supporting Dinners

All under 20 minutes. All anti-inflammatory. Including chickpea curry, tofu stir fry and sardine pasta.

Supplement Guide

Magnesium glycinate, vitamin D3, omega-3, B complex – with dosages and what to look for. Plus a link to Tracey’s recommended brands.

Plant-Based Options Throughout

Marked with 🌱 throughout every section. No separate version needed.

Real Talk

An honest, warm closing section about what this transition actually means – and what is possible on the other side of it.

30 hormone-supporting recipes included

Breakfasts, lunches and dinners – with plant-based options throughout every section

Tracey Warren

Tracey Warren

Naturopathic Nutritional Therapist

Perimenopause and menopause are two of the most significant hormonal transitions a woman goes through. In my work with clients, I see the same pattern repeatedly – women who are struggling, who have been told it is just hormones, and who have no idea that what they eat every day could make such a profound difference.

Most nutrition advice at this stage focuses on weight loss. This guide focuses on something far more important: helping you feel well again.

“Your symptoms are real. Your experience is valid. And the changes you can make through food are more powerful than you have been told. This guide is the conversation I have with every client at the start of our work together.”

What women say

Real results from real women

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I had no idea food had anything to do with my hot flushes. Within two weeks of following Tracey’s advice they reduced by more than half. I am genuinely amazed at the difference.
CW
Claire W.
Age 47, Cheshire
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The supplement section alone is worth it. I had been taking the wrong things for years. Switching to magnesium glycinate before bed changed my sleep completely within a week.
SB
Sarah B.
Age 52, Manchester
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I am vegan and so many menopause resources leave me out completely. Every section of this has options for me and the phytoestrogen information was genuinely eye-opening.
LH
Lisa H.
Age 49, Leeds
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The brain fog section was me entirely. I had been blaming stress and tiredness. Adding the right fats and B vitamins made a difference I noticed within 10 days. Brilliant guide.
KT
Karen T.
Age 44, Birmingham
Is this for me?

This guide is for you if…

βœ“   This IS for you if:

  • You are in perimenopause or menopause
  • You suspect you might be perimenopausal
  • You are plant-based or want more plant-based options
  • You want practical, science-backed advice without the overwhelm
  • You are tired of being told it is just something to put up with
  • You want to feel better without a complicated protocol

βœ—   This is NOT for you if:

  • You want a strict calorie counting or diet plan
  • You are looking for a quick fix with zero effort
  • You want medical advice or a HRT guide
  • You want complex supplement protocols and lab testing
Questions

Frequently asked

How do I access the guide after buying?
You will receive an email immediately after purchase with a link to access the guide online. You can read it on your phone, tablet or laptop – no downloading or printing needed. Save the email so you can come back to it any time.
I am not sure if I am perimenopausal. Is this still relevant?
Yes. Perimenopause can start in your late 30s and the symptoms – anxiety, poor sleep, weight gain, brain fog – are often dismissed or misdiagnosed for years. If you recognise the symptoms described in this guide, the nutrition advice will help regardless of where you are in your hormonal journey.
I am plant-based. Is there enough in here for me?
Absolutely. Plant-based options are marked with 🌱 throughout every section. The guide covers plant sources of phytoestrogens, omega-3, protein, iron and calcium in detail. Tofu, tempeh, edamame, flaxseed and lentils are central to the guide – not an afterthought.
Does this replace HRT or medical advice?
No – and it does not try to. This guide is about the profound impact of nutrition on your symptoms and wellbeing during this transition. It works beautifully alongside HRT or any other medical support you are receiving. It is not a replacement for your GP – it is something your GP almost certainly will not have time to tell you.
How quickly might I notice a difference?
Many women notice changes within 2-3 weeks of consistently applying the core principles – particularly around hot flushes, sleep and energy. Others take a little longer. This is not a quick fix – it is a sustainable approach to feeling better long term.
What if I want more personalised support?
This guide gives you the foundations. For a plan built specifically around your symptoms, hormone levels and health history, Tracey offers one-to-one consultations. Book a free 15-minute discovery call at traceywarrennutrition.co.uk to find out more.
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Naturopathic Nutritional Therapist  Β·  Nantwich, Cheshire
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