Can Your Diet Affect Your Period?
Crampy, bloated, moody? Your plate might be part of the problem, and the solution. Here’s how smart food choices can help dial down period symptoms.
Crampy, bloated, moody? Your plate might be part of the problem, and the solution. Here’s how smart food choices can help dial down period symptoms.
With a studio, a startup, and a mission to empower, Caitlyn Mefflin is rewriting the rules of women’s wellness.
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.
As a fertility dietitian, Cassandra Lawless helps couples optimise their nutrition to boost fertility and overall health.
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Georgia Hartmann, founder of Hormone Health Studio, helps women understand their hormones at every stage of life, from period pain to menopause.
Spoiler: your period hates stress almost as much as you do. From skipping cycles to turbo-charged PMS, here’s how cortisol chaos can throw your hormones off track.
As a naturopath and period health educator, Chloe Sheehan’s mission is to break down barriers around menstrual health.
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Editor and podcaster Jasmine Wallis shares how her period routine has evolved, her go-to self-care hacks, and how she balances life with PCOS and adenomyosis.
Ever wonder what’s really going on with your hormones during your period (aka why you’re crying in your car and inhaling hot chips like it’s a sport)?
Abby Foxon discusses how breathwork transformed her life and how it can support hormone regulation and alleviate period pain.
Here we have three quick and easy ways to keep your cup fresh, no matter where you are in your cycle.
Naturopath Olivia Odey highlights the importance of listening to your body and prioritising self-care to improve hormonal health.
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Maz Coote reflects on her own fertility challenges and the launch of WHEN Fertility to make reproductive health more accessible and informed.