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A Root-Cause Approach to Menopause with Mosaic Medical

What Is Menopause?

Menopause is the natural life phase marking the end of reproductive years, defined by 12 consecutive months without a period. This definition can sometimes be misleading, as surgery or certain medications can stop periods without true menopause. Most women transition into menopause between the ages of 45–55, although symptoms often begin years earlier during perimenopause.

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How They Affect People

The hormonal shifts of menopause — particularly reductions in oestrogen and progesterone — can impact nearly every system in the body. Even for women who do not have obvious symptoms, the body is still undergoing significant changes. Sleep, mood, weight, bone health, cardiovascular risk, and cognitive function can all be affected.

Typical symptoms include:

Conventional treatment often focuses on HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy), antidepressants, or sleep medications. While these may help with symptoms, conventional care rarely addresses the wider picture of inflammation, nutrient status, metabolic health, and lifestyle triggers.

Our Functional Medicine Approach

At Mosaic Medical, we see menopause not as a decline, but as a transition that can be supported for health and vitality. We also recognise that not all midlife health challenges are due to menopause alone — other conditions can emerge at this time, and we take a broad, careful view.

We focus on:
Tools we use:

Together, we build a plan to help you navigate this phase with confidence, safety, and renewed energy.

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What Makes Our Clinic Different

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Common Underlying Elements We Explore

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FAQ – Menopause & Functional Medicine

Do you offer hormone testing for menopause?

Yes. We use DUTCH testing, saliva, and blood panels to measure sex hormones, adrenal hormones, and metabolites. We sometimes suggest additional tests depending on your personal situation.

Not at all. While HRT can be very effective and appropriate for some women, we also use nutrition, lifestyle, functional testing, and natural supports to ease symptoms and improve long-term health.

Absolutely. Perimenopause often begins 5–10 years before menopause. Supporting women at this stage can make the transition much smoother and reduce symptoms significantly.

Yes. We treat every person as an individual and will always respect your journey, identity, and preferences. A free discovery call is a good first step to discuss your unique needs.

Yes. We work with patients virtually across the UK, with face-to-face consultations available if clinically required.

Your first appointment is 90 minutes, with your doctor having reviewed your case in advance. Together, we will discuss your symptoms, history, and the best next steps, including testing if needed.

 No. Testing is separate, and we only recommend tests that will directly change your management plan.

Yes. You can upload your results before your consultation. If you have many results, there may be a small preparation fee, which we will always discuss with you first.

We provide clear, tailored nutrition advice. For more complex needs, we may recommend you also work with our nutritional therapist, which can accelerate progress and improve outcomes.

Ready to Approach Menopause Differently?

We recommend booking a free discovery call with our menopause specialist, Dr Laura Hamilton-Grey. This gives you the opportunity to discuss your symptoms and personal situation, and decide whether to move forward with us.