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Niecy Nash empowers women through menopause with ‘Versalie’: A digital revolution in wellness

Despite its universal relevance, discussions around menopause have historically been shrouded in silence and stigma


Shirley Gomez
Senior Writer
APRIL 1, 2024 5:43 PM EDT

Menopause, a significant life transition for women, is often accompanied by a myriad of physical, emotional, and hormonal changes. Yet, despite its universal relevance, discussions around menopause have historically been shrouded in silence and stigma. Enter Versalie, a groundbreaking digital platform revolutionizing menopause wellness in the United States.

Versalie is more than just a digital destination—it’s a comprehensive suite of virtual care services, expert-reviewed content, and a curated product storefront designed to empower women through their menopausal journey. Recognizing the highly individualized nature of menopause, the platform offers personalized offerings tailored to meet each user’s unique needs.

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At the heart of the website is a commitment to fostering open and honest conversations about menopause. Shockingly, many women have not discussed menopause-related issues with their healthcare providers or loved ones.

To amplify awareness and spark dialogue around menopause, Versalie has enlisted the support of acclaimed Actress and Producer Niecy Nash-Betts. As a spokesperson, Nash-Betts shares her menopause journey, emphasizing the importance of reliable resources during this transformative stage of life.

Reflecting the diverse needs of menopausal individuals, the platform offers a range of resources and product options, including expert-written articles, virtual care appointments with menopause-trained healthcare professionals, a curated selection of supplements and skincare products, and a symptom navigator designed to provide personalized recommendations.

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“I love that you can speak to experts. I love that there’s a virtual storefront where you can purchase things to help you holistic things on your journey. All of the things spoke to me and I said, ‘Well, I want to help get the word out.’ And I don’t know if somebody else saw me today on the Sherri Shepherd show. That’s my best friend. I went over there and talked about it. So, I am just so happy to be a part of helping women join a community on this journey. I’m so happy to be your ambassador. I love it so much. I love it here,” the actress and television host said during a special dinner hosted by Kenvue and attended by HOLA! USA.

In a world where women’s health concerns are often overlooked or dismissed, and menopause affects approximately 1.3 million individuals in the U.S. annually, Niece hopes people see this instrument as a beacon of hope for those navigating this significant life transition.