Trying to lose weight is hard. If you have tried to shed pounds, you know that it takes a consistent approach to your diet, exercise routines, and mindset not only see change but maintain it. But it gets tougher when your emotions start driving how you eat! A key part of managing weight and diet… Continue reading Signs You’re an Emotional Eater and What You Can Do About It
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Hormones Out of Whack? How Less Sunlight Affects Hormones and Energy
When the days get shorter and sunlight becomes scarce, it’s common to feel “off.” Many people notice shifts in their mood, sleep, energy levels, and even their hormonal balance as the seasons change. In this article, we’ll explore how sunlight impacts the body, especially hormones like cortisol, melatonin, serotonin, and those involved in ovulation. We’ll… Continue reading Hormones Out of Whack? How Less Sunlight Affects Hormones and Energy
Intermittent Fasting for Menopause
Intermittent fasting (IF) has become a popular approach to supporting weight management, energy levels, and overall wellness, but how does it fit into the menopause transition? In this article, we’ll break down what intermittent fasting is, the most common fasting methods, how to practice intermittent fasting safely during menopause, and the potential benefits and drawbacks… Continue reading Intermittent Fasting for Menopause
8 Self-Care Ideas to do During the Two-Week Wait
Trying to conceive can feel like a wild emotional ride with highs, lows, and a whole lot of waiting, which is often the hardest part. Whether you’re trying to conceive (TTC) month after month or stuck in that dreaded “two-week wait,” it’s easy to overthink everything. During those two-weeks, it’s difficult to turn your brain… Continue reading 8 Self-Care Ideas to do During the Two-Week Wait
Why Menopause Symptoms Worsen with Caregiver Burden
For many women, menopause and caregiving seem to hit at the same time, and the mix can be overwhelming. Between shifting hormones and caring for kids, parents, or both, it’s easy to feel pulled in every direction. In this article, we’ll talk about how stress and caregiving can make menopause symptoms worse, what the research… Continue reading Why Menopause Symptoms Worsen with Caregiver Burden
How to Support Your Partner Through Miscarriage When You’re Grieving Too
Pregnancy loss is an experience that leaves lasting emotional imprints on both partners. While much of the focus often centers on the person physically experiencing the miscarriage, their partner also carries deep grief, confusion, and helplessness. We’ll explore how to navigate those emotions, from understanding the loss and communicating compassionately to supporting each other’s mental… Continue reading How to Support Your Partner Through Miscarriage When You’re Grieving Too
The Unexpected Menopause Superfoods Hiding in Your Grocery Store Aisles
Menopause can bring a lot of changes, hot flashes, brain fog, sleep struggles, and shifts in metabolism that make your go-to routines feel off. But sometimes, small tweaks, like eating wholesome meals, can make a big difference. You don’t need fancy supplements or exotic powders to support your body during this time. In fact, some… Continue reading The Unexpected Menopause Superfoods Hiding in Your Grocery Store Aisles
Recognizing When “Fertility-Friendly” Eating Crosses Into Disordered Territory
When it comes to fertility, nutrition plays a key role, but what happens when a focus on “eating right” becomes overly restrictive? Disordered eating can develop quietly, often disguised as healthy habits, but it can have a real impact on reproductive health. In this article, we’ll explore what disordered eating is, how it can develop… Continue reading Recognizing When “Fertility-Friendly” Eating Crosses Into Disordered Territory
Is This Normal Or Should I Call My Doctor? Uncommon Menopause Symptoms
When most people think of menopause, the first symptoms that come to mind are hot flashes, night sweats, weight gain, and irregular or missed periods. These are the hallmark signs that your body is transitioning into a new hormonal phase. Beyond these, there are what might be called “secondary” symptoms, vaginal dryness, brain fog, increased… Continue reading Is This Normal Or Should I Call My Doctor? Uncommon Menopause Symptoms
5 Pregnancy Loss Support Groups for Women TTC Again
Pregnancy loss is heartbreaking, and trying to conceive (TTC) again after loss can feel overwhelming. The mix of grief, hope, and anxiety is challenging; every test, every symptom, every cycle carries added weight. Whether you’re seeking emotional comfort, community connection, or practical tools to track your next pregnancy, support groups can make a world of… Continue reading 5 Pregnancy Loss Support Groups for Women TTC Again