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The Vagina Chronicles: Tales of Dryness, Healing and Empowerment

Ladies, we know that losing estrogen and testosterone can greatly impact our sex drive, and when you add vaginal dryness and pain into the mix, it's no wonder that sex can be the last thing on our minds. In this episode, we'll dive into the importance of natural lubricants and moisturizers, and give you some tips on how to practice regular pelvic floor exercises.

We'll also discuss the benefits of hyaluronic acid and how it can help. Did you know that creams, suppositories, and DHEA can activate estrogen and androgen receptors in the vaginal wall, and testosterone may prevent pelvic floor atrophy, reducing the risk of urinary incontinence? We'll cover all of that and more, including laser therapies and the role of nitric oxide in vaginal health. So tune in and join the conversation on how to keep our lady bits happy and healthy for life!


Kim Vopni is a self-professed kegel maven and is known as The Vagina Coach. She is the author of Your Pelvic Floor and developer of The Buff Muff app. Kim offers pelvic health programs and coaching for women and is also a menopause support practitioner. You can find her on-line through her podcast Between Two Lips, her website at www.vaginacoach.com and on social media @vaginacoach
Shirley Weir introduces herself as a Menopause Chick. Sore boobs, sleep deprivation, depression and brain fog led Shirley to her doctor's office, the bookstore and "Dr. Google," but she was left feeling confused, overwhelmed and alone. So she created Menopause Chicks to empower women to talk openly about perimenopause and menopause.



Check out this episode on iTunes or on your favorite podcast platform.