Cass

What do we actually know based on the evidence?

really appreciate your style, the way you explain it in relatable terms without the fear mongering.

Because with regard to menopause and the brain, recently on social media, there was a narrative going around fear mongering got a lot of attention.

And it was that during menopause, the brain eats itself.

I think I did see you comment on someone else.

Apart from getting the clicks, what other benefit do they get?

Do you think it's just to drive towards their pages, their services?

Because they're not going to make money off prescribing the hormones, are they?

Yeah, thank you.

And given that, like you said, our attention is so hijacked these days, people are just trying to put something out there to grab our attention, I guess, rather than to the facts.

Yeah.

But it's hard for people like me, people listening to this podcast who may not be trained to decipher that.

It's really hard and it's really unfortunate because that got a lot of attention.

But

On that point, if you wanted to take an opportunity to talk about the books that you've written, and I know you have some online courses to help people with evidence-based information.

So if you'd like to speak about that, as well as where do you suggest or where can people go to find quality information, either online or particular organisations about brain health?

Yeah, I'm going to look at that and I'll include that in the show notes as well.

I think that's great.

Thank you.

Yeah, I was going to say, are you planning to write another soon?