Your cycle blueprint.
Your cycle isn’t random. It follows a clear pattern with four hormonal phases that influence how you think, feel and move. When you know the rhythm, you can plan around it.
Your cycle isn’t random. It follows a clear pattern with four hormonal phases that influence how you think, feel and move. When you know the rhythm, you can plan around it.
Periods can be unpredictable. Travel can be chaotic. The trick is meeting both with a kit that’s light, functional and ready for anything.
“Hormonal” doesn’t even begin to cover it. If your luteal phase feels like emotional whiplash, you might be dealing with PMDD, and it’s time to talk about it.
Nothing ruins rest like the 3am “did I leak?” panic. The good news: a few smart tweaks can turn period nights into calm, comfortable sleep - no sheet changes required.
Period pain is common, but pain that wipes you out, interrupts your routine or forces you to plan your life around your cycle is something else entirely.
This week has been confronting. Following Monday’s 4 Corners investigation, endometriosis surgery is under public scrutiny. The surgeon currently at the centre of reporting was involved in my care.
From period pain to wearable tech, British Vogue examines how femtech brands like Scarlet Period are driving long-overdue change in women’s health.
They gave us awkward diagrams and called it education. We’re calling BS. Here’s your real A-Z of periods - smart, no fluff, and actually useful.
Adenomyosis and fertility - two words we don’t hear enough. For many, it makes getting pregnant harder. Here’s what to know about fertility with adeno.
Cramps. Bloated belly. Lower back that feels like it’s carrying the weight of the patriarchy. Cute. If your period’s decided to kick off with a bang (again), here's some tips to try.
Because saving the planet (and your wallet) should be a no-brainer.
As a naturopath and period health educator, Chloe Sheehan’s mission is to break down barriers around menstrual health.
Your period’s ghosting you, or crashing in early? Here’s what your hormones might be trying to say.
Ever cried over a yoghurt ad? Same. Here’s what’s really going on with your mood during your period - and what you can do to actually feel better.
Living with PCOS had already reshaped Writer and Podcaster Jasmine Wallis’ life. Then, a new diagnosis - adenomyosis - introduced a different kind of pain, one that’s still too often dismissed or misunderstood.