— Hormones
Four Vitamins to Take During Your Menopause Treatment
Medically reviewed by Dr. Brandon Mines, MD
During menopause, the right vitamins can complement hormone therapy by supporting bone density, brain health and mood — they do not replace it. As estrogen declines and nutrient absorption shifts with age, targeted supplementation helps fill gaps that diet alone may miss.
Below are four nutrients commonly emphasized during menopause treatment. Talk with your physician before starting any supplement, since needs and doses are individual.
The four to prioritize
Each of these supports a different aspect of how you feel through the transition.
- Vitamin A — supports thyroid function, immunity, vision and skin health.
- Vitamins B6 and B12 — help with energy, mood and reducing inflammation.
- Vitamin D — strengthens bones and supports brain function and cognition.
- Omega-3 fatty acids — aid hormonal balance, lower inflammation and support the brain.
Why supplements matter more after menopause
Falling estrogen accelerates bone loss, raising osteoporosis risk, and is associated with shifts in mood, weight and cognition. Aging also changes how efficiently the body absorbs certain nutrients.
That combination is why a whole-food diet, regular exercise and well-chosen supplements work best together — and why they pair naturally with hormone replacement therapy rather than competing with it.
A complete, personalized plan
At Bubolo Medical in Atlanta, menopause care is individualized. We combine hormone replacement therapy with nutritional guidance so your plan addresses your specific symptoms and goals — from hot flashes to bone health.
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