Popular Indian television host and actor Mini Mathur emerged as the winner of the reality show Alliance . As one of the country’s most popular former video jockeys and reality TV hosts, she has spent three decades of entertaining India. In a new chat with Hauterrfly on their latest episode on The Male Feminist, Mini spoke at length about her experience of hitting menopause and how difficult it was to get a proper diagnosis even when she consulted a gynecologist.
Last year, she became a certified women’s health coach focused on menopause.
I was done with the internet information I was receiving… our hormones fall from 500 to 5. Because i have looked after myself, prioritised myself during menopause.”, i have aced physical tasks in Alliance with the other male contestants. She added, “I went to the top gynecologist in the city, but like everyone, blindsided. I was shocked, should I take those chemical hormones? Hormone Replacement Therapy has been kept away from us for years. I don’t inject hormones, I only put a sticker patch on me every week.
I was told it is nothing, take birth control. They said its natural, everyone faces this.
