Okay, so Eddie, first of all, I have to ask you, how is the marathon training going?

It is long, it is happening, it is fun, and it is about to end in early November, and

just a shout out of great thanks to many, many listeners who have responded to the request

to fund me through Hunger Free America, and you could find that on our website.

Eddie's Run, it's on foodweneetsatalk.com, you click on Eddie's Run, and we've received

well over $1,000 from contribution, so thank you, and after we finish this recording, I'll

be back running in the far.

Okay, thank you so much, guys.

And now for the next episode in our Women's Health series, today we are covering a topic

that might be the most requested topic of all time.

But a series on Women's Health would not be complete without an episode dedicated

to menopause.

So I grew up around a lot of women, obviously, and all I really understood about menopause

was that all of a sudden, people were constantly complaining about the temperature.

They were like, it's so hot, it's so hot, when I didn't feel like it was, and beyond

that, like I just didn't know anything about it.

So one of the most common questions we get from listeners is from women who say they're

really noticing some changes.

Things are going nuts, my mood, my weight, my sleep, my, I got brain fog, what is going

on?

We want to make sure to take a look and take the time to cover this because it's clearly

something that's on a lot of people's minds.

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