What To Know Menopause Decoded With Honest Answers From a Leading OB/GYN For too long, menopause has been treated like something women just have to endure in silence; an inevitable hardship you’re supposed to grit your teeth and survive. But those days are over. You don’t have to suffer through hot flashes, sleepless nights, or… Continue reading What Every Woman Needs to Know About Menopause According to an Expert OB/GYN
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A Summer Guide to Enjoying Fruit with CKD
What to Know CKD Diet Fruit Guide for Low Potassium Summer Options Fruit is one of the best parts of summer – fresh, juicy, and full of flavor. But if you’ve been told to “watch your potassium,” it might feel confusing or even stressful to know which fruits are safe for your kidneys. Let’s clear… Continue reading A Summer Guide to Enjoying Fruit with CKD
Kidney-Friendly BBQ Swaps for Summer Cookouts
What to Know Kidney-Friendly Summer Grilling Ideas Summer is here, and that means BBQ season is in full swing! If you’re managing chronic kidney disease (CKD), you might feel like traditional cookouts are off-limits. The good news is, you can still enjoy the flavors of summer with a few simple swaps. Whether you’re the host… Continue reading Kidney-Friendly BBQ Swaps for Summer Cookouts
What is Food Freedom? Why It’s Not Another Diet in Disguise
Diet culture has us overthinking and under eating or over eating, depending on your current state of mind. I’ve been there… one day I am so strict with what I eat and then after a stressful day, I just don’t care and eat way more than I should out of spite or comfort. So imagine… Continue reading What is Food Freedom? Why It’s Not Another Diet in Disguise
How to Start Box Breathing for Stress Relief
Have you ever tried mindfulness or been told to try mindfulness? If you’re like me, it always seemed a little vague. Mindfulness is a type of meditation where you focus on being intensely aware of what you’re sensing and feeling in the moment. Practicing mindfulness involves breathing methods, guided meditation, and other practices that help… Continue reading How to Start Box Breathing for Stress Relief
Fertility Grants in 2025 and How to Apply
Struggling to build your family can leave you feeling isolated. A fertility journey is overwhelming and exhausting emotionally, physically, and financially. We understand the cost of infertility treatments like IVF, IUI, egg donation, and surrogacy can be a significant barrier for many hopeful parents. PatientsLikeMe has compiled a list of fertility treatment grants available to… Continue reading Fertility Grants in 2025 and How to Apply
Why Your Heart is Racing During Menopause (and When to Worry)
It can feel alarming when out of nowhere your heart starts pounding to the point that you feel it radiate up your neck or throat. You haven’t had caffeine. You’re not exercising. You don’t think you’re stressed. So why is your heart racing? If you’re going through menopause these episodes are more common than you… Continue reading Why Your Heart is Racing During Menopause (and When to Worry)
When Anxiety Meets Menopause- Why Benzodiazepines Require Careful Considerations
Menopause can be a challenging transition that affects both physical and emotional well-being. One often-overlooked symptom is anxiety ranging from persistent worry to full-blown panic. Many women find themselves overwhelmed and searching for relief. This article explores how hormonal changes can trigger anxiety during menopause, what benzodiazepines are and how they work, and what alternatives… Continue reading When Anxiety Meets Menopause- Why Benzodiazepines Require Careful Considerations
What is the Life Expectancy of Someone With MASH?
Medically reviewed and verified by Kate Burke, MD, MHA Were you or a loved one recently diagnosed with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH)? If you were, it would be completely normal to have questions about what this means for your health and future. Will my liver ever fully recover? What effect will this have on my… Continue reading What is the Life Expectancy of Someone With MASH?
Diet Tips for Managing MASH: Foods to Eat and Avoid
Medically reviewed and verified by Kate Burke, MD, MHA Some conditions are more common in people with metabolic issues. Obesity, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and cholesterol are all risk factors that increase the chances of getting other diseases. One of those diseases is metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis, better known as MASH. This is a… Continue reading Diet Tips for Managing MASH: Foods to Eat and Avoid