MORE BLOG POSTS — Brain Health
Why Women Over 40 Wake Up at 3 AM?
Posted by Lena Edwards MD on
The Top Six Sleep Saboteurs You fall asleep just fine…only to snap awake at 2 or 3 AM for no obvious reason. Your eyes open. Your brain suddenly decides it’s the perfect time to review your to-do list, replay conversations from earlier in the day, or contemplate the meaning of life while the clock ticks by. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Night waking becomes extremely common for women over 40. Many assume it’s simply part of getting older—but in most cases, it’s a signal something deeper is going on inside your body. Several biological shifts occur in women after 40, and...
Keeping Your Brain Sharp After 40: What Every Woman Needs to Know
Posted by Lena Edwards MD on
When you think about aging, you might worry about wrinkles or stiff joints — but what about your brain? Many women start to notice little mental slips and slower thinking long before they ever retire. In fact, studies show that up to 60% of women in midlife report struggles with memory, word-finding, or that familiar “brain fog” that seems to appear overnight. If you’ve ever walked into a room and forgotten why, blanked on a familiar name, or felt like your mind just isn’t as clear as it used to be — you’re definitely not alone, and you’re not stuck with it either. Let’s break...