Originally Published October 31, 2019 on Better Health | By Michael Martin Are you tired? Or maybe the better question is: When aren’t you tired? These days, the relentless news cycle and likely unbalanced work/life balance would wear anybody out. But there’s a difference between tiredness and fatigue—that recurrent feeling of being worn out from […]
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Originally Published November 18, 2019 on Women’s Health | By Holly Pevzner There are already 8,000 reasons to respect the clitoris, considering that’s how many highly-sensitive nerve endings are entrenched in this female organ. But now, thanks to a new review in published in November 2019 in the journal Clinical Anatomy, we know that there […]
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Originally Published September 21, 2019 on SheKnows | By Marshall Bright Google is a repository of our most burning questions, from “What are brunch spots near me” to “Should I have a baby?” And while most of our search engine queries are closer to meal planning than life-changing decisions, the answers we do find their shape […]
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Originally Published September 17, 2019 on Women’s Health Conditions | By Sara Lindberg The big M — menopause. You likely dread it but know you can’t avoid it, either. Most women enter menopause anywhere from their late-40s to mid-50s, with the average age being 52. But like most things in life, menopause isn’t one-size-fits-all, and […]
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Originally Published Sep 21, 2019 on Pregnancy & Baby | By Marshall Bright Google is a repository of our most burning questions, from “What are brunch spots near me” to “Should I have a baby?” And while most of our search engine queries are closer to meal planning than life-changing decisions, the answers we do find […]
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Originally Published September 20, 2019 on Health | By Lauren Gray Avoidance isn’t going to make any issues go away! When you leave a doctor’s appointment, your MD might tell you to schedule a follow-up in a few weeks, six months, a year, or maybe even longer. Understandably, it can be hard to keep track […]
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Originally Published October 2019 on Implantation | By Korin Miller If you have cramps, it’s easy to assume your period is to blame. But experiencing cramping before your period is due can actually be a sign you’re pregnant! They’re called implantation cramps, and despite the fact that most women don’t know they exist, they’re actually […]
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Originally Published October 29, 2019 on Lifestyle | By Erin Donnelly Baring all and posing in her “birthday suit” to celebrate turning 73 years old isn’t the only thing keeping Suzanne Somers feeling young. In a new interview with the Daily Mail, the actress opens up about her sex life, revealing that she and husband Alan Hamel, 83, credit weekly […]
Continue Reading →Pregnancy is a special time of life, full of hope, love and expectation. But it can also be a sleepless time. Between the physical changes that occur within your body and the anxieties that often accompany impending motherhood, it’s common to have some difficulty drifting off to sleep or staying asleep. According to the American […]
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Originally Published Oct 24, 2019 on Reproductive Health | By Elizabeth Yuko Part of the deal with having a human body is that it is constantly changing. Even if you still get carded when you order a glass of wine, your body may be aging in sneaky ways that you might not notice right away. […]
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