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Menovergent: a word for changing brains in menopause

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Menovergent proposes a word for shifts in attention, memory, mood, and sensory tolerance during the menopause transition.

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For: Women navigating cognitive changes during menopause
Worth noticing: Its three-part model separates lifelong traits, changing physiology, and accumulated demands; the page also gives Romanian and Dutch forms for the term.

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The page uses examples of changed attention, sensory tolerance, and coping strategies to make its proposed term concrete. It frames the experience through trait, state, and load, and explicitly says a person need not have been neurodivergent before. The extract also links to material about bioetymology, an 1821 book edition, and neurodivergence.

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