It’s not one single reason, but a mix of biology, lived experience, and healthcare inequality: 1. Chronic stress & the “weathering” effect Black women are more likely to experience lifelong chronic stress linked to racism, discrimination, financial pressure, and caregiving roles. This constant stress affects: 🔖The nervous system 🔖Cortisol levels 🔖Inflammation All of which can intensify menopause symptoms and make them last longer. 2. Vitamin D deficiency Melanin reduces the skin’s ability to
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It’s not one single reason, but a mix of biology, lived experience, and healthcare inequality: 1. Chronic stress & the “weathering” effect Black women are more likely to experience lifelong chronic stress linked to racism, discrimination, financial pressure, and caregiving roles. This constant stress affects: 🔖The nervous system 🔖Cortisol levels 🔖Inflammation All of which can intensify menopause symptoms and make them last longer. 2. Vitamin D deficiency Melanin reduces the skin’s ability to
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