Originally Published October 31, 2019 on family | By Korin Miller “It is the most amazing thing, but people really don’t get raw and real about how freaking hard it is.” Gretchen Rossi welcomed her daughter Skylar this summer, and her transition to new motherhood hasn’t been seamless, the Real Housewives of Orange County alum […]
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Originally Published November 1, 2019 on Self | By Korin Miller Most body parts grow to a certain size and then stop. Your breast size, on the other hand, is a completely different story. Your boobs can actually change size and shape throughout your life. So what determines breast size, anyway? While it’s easy to […]
Continue Reading →Your breast size is impacted by more than just your family genes. Here are a few factors that come into play. Originally Published November 1, 2019 on Health | By By Korin Miller Most body parts grow to a certain size and then stop. Your breast size, on the other hand, is a completely different […]
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Originally Published 10/31/2019 on msn | By Michael Martin What Your Fatigue Could Mean 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 […]
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Originally Published November 7, 2019 on Yahoo Lifestyle | By Abby Haglage Rapper and actor T.I. sparked major reactions on Twitter Wednesday after the 39-year-old shared his controversial approach to monitoring his daughter Deyjah’s sex life. In a since-removed episode of the ”Ladies Like Us” podcast with Nazanin Mandi and Nadia Moham, T.I. said that he […]
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Originally Published October 29, 2019 on healthline | By Gabrielle Kassel The only subjects more divisive than period masturbation are veganism, Jenny Schecter, and CrossFit. Here’s the thing: Sure, it’s messy. But a little one-on-one time with your bloody bits is a completely normal, common, and healthy activity, according to Sherry Ross, MD, OB/GYN, women’s […]
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Originally Published Nov 10, 2019 on bustle | By JR Thorpe In flu season, prevention can be better than cure: we’d all rather avoid getting colds and influenza altogether than suffer through acres of tissues. The best way to prevent the flu is to get the flu shot, which is updated yearly, but science has […]
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When Meghan Hall, 34, was diagnosed with breast cancer, it wasn’t because she (or a doctor) felt a lump. Originally Published March 14, 2019 on First Sign | By Charlotte Hilton Andersen © Pongsak Tawansaeng / EyeEm – Getty Images One in six women diagnosed with breast cancer first report a symptom other than a […]
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Originally Published July 24, 2019 on Manage the Pain | By Haley Jena We asked experts to weigh in on the technique that’s going viral. A photo that’s going viral on Facebook recommends a potential pain-management technique for pregnant women in labor — and it uses a tool you probably already have in your house. […]
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Originally Published Aug. 5, 2019 on Relieve Morning Sickness | Liza Corsillo Morning sickness, which is often one of the first indications you’re pregnant, is incredibly common. According to the American Pregnancy Association, 85 percent of pregnant women will experience some degree of nausea and vomiting during their first trimester. So, if you’re currently living […]
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