New app offers menopause support for Asian women
A new health platform aims to change how menopause is understood and managed across Asia. Sol (Spring of Life) Menopause, now available on iOS, provides evidence-based and culturally relevant guidance for women navigating this stage of life while helping companies create menopause-inclusive workplaces.
Founded by Grace Oh, an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and Certified Menopause Champion with an MBA from Harvard Business School, Sol was developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals and shaped by real experiences. Oh said the idea stemmed from her own struggle with misdiagnosis during menopause, which exposed how little support women receive during this transition.
“I started Sol because I was fed up with women quietly suffering, misunderstood, misdiagnosed, or simply ignored, during one of the most transformative phases of our lives,” Oh shared on the app’s website.
Sol offers users a confidential way to track symptoms and access personalised wellness plans grounded in scientific evidence. Its proprietary three-level scorecard rates the safety and effectiveness of different management options, from conventional treatments to lifestyle and complementary approaches.
The app also extends its reach to workplaces by helping organizations design policies that support employees experiencing menopause. By doing so, it seeks to reduce productivity losses and improve talent retention in companies across the region.
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