The whimsical, ephemeral, unpredictable story of attraction can sometimes allude us all. There are just so many factors!!! But one that is uncommonly talked about is whether (or not) your hormonal birth control is impacting your attraction and libido.
Prenatal is for postpartum too How prenatal vitamins help with hair loss and vaginal dryness Prenatal vitamins are often promoted for the benefits they provide to pregnant peeps and their unborn babies. But, as it turns out, prenatal vitamins also offer some...
Just before we bleed, our hormones get to their lowest levels throughout the whole month. So it makes sense that our energy is lower than when are bodies are teaming with hormones...
It might surprise you to know that every egg in a woman’s body has been developed over a period of 90 days, and the quality of every egg varies due to a number of factors such as...
80% of women who experience PMDD have experienced some sort of trauma in their life. It is possible unexamined early hurts that have not yet resolved may reappear in emotional struggles...
Heavy menstrual bleeding is estimated to affect up to a third of premenopausal women, and some of these women are at risk of iron deficiency anemia, which can cause symptoms like fatigue...
There is little as irritating (and painful) as getting a headache. The good news- menstrual related headaches are totally avoidable with a natural solution...
On top of filtering out toxins, the liver also metabolizes about 50% of the estrogen in your body. So, when your liver isn’t working to the best of its ability, hormone imbalance can occur...
The expectations of us as adults to be productive and make money can also bring tremendous stress to our sense of worth and can cause seemingly constant worry...
Classic symptoms are terrible period pain during menstruation and sometimes throughout the month, pain associated with going to the toilet, heavy periods, nausea, constipation, bloating, and diarrhea...
Hormonally speaking, vitex supports the pituitary gland to produce the hormones progesterone and luteinizing hormone which allow for your body to ovulate, have a regular cycle, and avoid symptoms like PMS...
Worsened period cramps are possible with the copper IUD, especially during the first year. But most people don’t notice much difference in their cramps with the copper IUD...
Scientists needed to be able to convince women to take "medication" every day when they were not sick (these were the days before EVERYONE was taking their vitamins and supplements etc lol) and to take a pill that stopped their menstrual cycles...