I’m #5 in the top 100 menopause blogs! Here’s what it means for you.

My blog has been ranked #5 in Feedspot’s 100 Best Menopause Blogs to Follow in 2026!

Feedspot is an RSS Reader that lets you subscribe to blogs, news sites, and any website you want to keep up with.

On the list, I'm also the top ranking blog to focus on a completely natural approach to symptom relief and well-being.

Yay! I’m alongside some of the biggest names in midlife women’s health. I had a little celebration but let’s explore what this means for you.

Have you noticed how in the age of AI and social media, it’s hard to know what content is worthy of your attention and what's just contributing to more menopause noise?

A few months ago, a male entrepreneur reached out to me. AI had written his latest book – this one on menopause, an area he had no expertise in! He was looking for someone to be the face of the book – the “author.” We’d share the profits, he explained. It would be a plug and play venture.

I spent a short time dipping into the book only because I was interested to see what AI had spewed out. No surprises there! Consensus material riddled with inaccuracies.

These days, trustworthy information from authentic sources is more valuable than ever.

The written posts, videos and interviews published on this blog over a decade are rooted in lived experience (my own and my clients') and years of dedicated research. The blog is designed to support you through these years of change, without fear and hype.

Happily, as I look back on my journey since I witnessed the spontaneous healing of my perimenopause symptoms back in 2015, I still stand by my approach to midlife women’s health.

It works. It’s simple. It doesn’t require you to tinker with your hormones or tie yourself to a pharma or supplement supply chain. You also don’t need to worry about negative side-effects.

On The Wiser Woman blog, you’ll find information on:

• Improving sleep

• Reducing hot flushes and night sweats

• Living without regret

• Calming anxiety 

• Reducing the fear around brain fog

And a lot more.

You’ll also discover why, according to the most up-to-date research, HRT is NOT recommended for disease prevention for women in natural menopause.

If you’ve read and shared my posts over the years, thank you! You’ve helped me reach #5!

I truly value your support!

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