Since the dawn of time, menopause has always been regarded as a natural phenomenon….
For centuries, since the dawn of time, menopause has been considered a natural phenomenon and not a disease, which it certainly is not.
But in the last few decades, the pharmaceutical industry has realized that there is a lot of money to be made by offering all women treatments to combat the symptoms commonly associated with menopause.
The evidence showing that so-called HRT (Hormone Replacement Treatment) can cause very serious diseases, such as cancer, has always been overlooked by journalists working for women’s magazines and television.
On the other hand, those who know very well the dangers of these therapies (like me, who had to undergo a very heavy HRT for so many years) know very well how one has to undergo a strict diet during the whole duration of the treatment, as well as blood tests every 6-8 weeks.
Certainly an HRT is not a walk in the park, but a really heavy medical therapy that poses several risks to one’s health.
It is certainly not a treatment to be taken lightly, as has been claimed by celebrities over the years who have vied to be interviewed on the subject.
Recently in England, at the beginning of 2024, the Equal Opportunities Authority gave in to the media hype and introduced a new employment law according to which menopausal women must, in practice, be treated as if they were disabled and thus receive the same preferential treatment as people who are paralyzed or blind.
In short, the relevant English authority has called on business owners to take steps to accommodate women with symptoms that affect their performance at work.
It follows that women between the ages of 40 and 60 with menopausal symptoms should be allowed to work from home whenever they wish.
To make the decision even stronger, it was also announced that any employer who does not comply with this new law can be sued.
The worst aspect of this whole affair is that millions of women have allowed themselves to be victimized and permanently enslaved by the most corrupt and dangerous industry in the world, the pharmaceutical industry.
Women have been fighting for equality for over a century.
And now they are being treated as a weaker species, unable to work normally and in need of “special” treatment for much of their lives.
Many women celebrated this new menopause law and considered it a “victory”.
But this very new legislation will take women between the ages of 40 and 60 out of the labor market, just as women of childbearing age have been made virtually unemployable in many industries.
In short, the vast majority of women will have great difficulty finding employment in the near future.
