Period health involves understanding and supporting the menstrual cycle through proper hygiene, balanced nutrition, regular exercise, and emotional well-being. It also includes access to safe menstrual products and breaking taboos around menstruation. Promoting period health empowers individuals, reduces stigma, and ensures dignity, comfort, and equality in personal and public life.
Protein Without Meat: Can You Really Get Enough? Protein is often linked with meat and dairy, but plant-based sources can offer just as much — and might even help you live longer. Recent dietary guidelines emphasize the importance of variety in protein sources, including nuts, seeds, legumes, and grains. You don’t have to give up […]
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For so many of us, periods come with a side of pain that we’ve just… accepted. Cramps, bloating, backaches, mood swings. It’s become the default narrative. We stock up on painkillers, heating pads, and chocolate, telling ourselves, “This is just how it is.” But what if I told you that period pain isn’t something we’re
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Despite all the wellness we have access to, women are more sick, more stressed and more overwhelmed than ever. In fact, according to studies done by Pew Research, Forbes, and Healthy Women, did you know • Over 47% of women struggle with hormones? • 60% of women are sexually unsatisfied? • 53.7% of us are
This is your personalized, monthly Hormone Test Your Period is an excellent hormonal self – evaluation tool. It’s like getting lab work every month that gives you an immediate heads-up about any hormonal imbalances. Also, don’t worry if the color is changed, you can always fix it by changing your diet and supplements can modify
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Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal health condition that affects an estimated 10 million women. I was one of them, but consider myself “in remission” from this issue, which is often – but not always – associated with cysts on the ovaries. There are several types of PCOS, but women with the condition tend
2. Your gene impact your ability to metabolize caffeine safely – Are you one of those people who can have a double espresso after dinner and sleep like a baby, or does a single latte keeps you up all night?It depends of genetics. Gene – CYP1A2 – Breaks down caffeine in the liver. Variants of
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Cycle Length – Your cycle should last twenty-eight to thirty-two days – anywhere in between is fine as long as it is regular and consistent for you. Color: Your bleed should be the color of deep red cranberry juice or dark cherry juice from start to finish. Flow length: Ideally, your period should last four
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