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In Dr Susanne Esche-Belke and Dr Suzann Kirschner-Brouns book, Our Hormones, Our Health, women learn how to tackle hormonal changes. (PHOTO: Getty Images/ Gallo Images)
In Dr Susanne Esche-Belke and Dr Suzann Kirschner-Brouns book, Our Hormones, Our Health, women learn how to tackle hormonal changes. (PHOTO: Getty Images/ Gallo Images)

You go into a shop’s changing room and do a double-take. Who is that woman staring back at you? The one with the puffier tummy, the slacker breasts, the wider hips? It can’t be you, surely?

Sound familiar? If it does, you aren’t alone. Many women in their 40s and early 50s have so much on their plates they lose sight of their bodies for several years. They then “suddenly” register the changes, as if their body had transformed overnight. Of course, that’s not the case – the changes have happened gradually. And it’s all our hormones’ fault.

In their new book, Our Hormones, Our Health, Dr Susanne Esche-Belke and Dr Suzann Kirschner-Brouns tap into their experience as health experts and women to show us how we can adapt to and embrace our changing bodies as the inevitability of time takes its course.

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