Exercise & Hormones: Can You Do Too Much…or Too Little? We know exercise is good for us. It supports cardiovascular health, bone density, muscle mass, insulin sensitivity, mood, sleep, and long-term metabolic health. But when it comes to hormones, there can be a tendency to assume that if some exercise is good, more must be...
Women’s Health
Painful Periods? How to Tell if Your Cramps Could Be Endometriosis Menstrual cramps are one of the most common reasons women miss work, cancel plans, and reach for pain medication every month. And for a long time, most of us were told this was simply part of having a period. But not all cramps are...
New research reveals endometriosis symptoms extend far beyond pelvic pain, linking the condition to migraines, fatigue, autoimmune disease
One of the most consistent surprises for women with PCOS/PMOS who start learning about insulin is this: whey protein powder can spike insulin more than many carbohydrate-containing foods. This may sound counterintuitive. We have been told that only carbs raise blood sugar and therefore insulin. We’ve been told that protein powders are a healthy choice for weight management and...
A large UK study found HRT was linked to lower dementia risk in some postmenopausal women, with timing, menopause type
Overdiagnosis of recurrent UTIs is more common than most women realize. Learn why 85% of one study's patients had hormonal or pelvic causes
Uterus transplant remains rare, with 91 performed worldwide through 2024. Learn who qualifies to donate, what the surgery involves
Luteal phase skin changes — from breakouts to bloating — are driven by real hormonal shifts.
Cooking one meal from scratch weekly was linked to a 23–67% lower dementia risk in a 2026 study.
From bone loss to heart disease risk, menopause symptoms go far beyond hot flashes.
Uterine fibroids affect 26 million U.S. women. A 2025 study found they carry an 81% higher long-term heart disease risk
Heart attack symptoms women experience often look nothing like chest pain. Learn which warning signs — from jaw pain to fatigue