Men and women share many of the same sources of stress, such as financial matters, work, health, and family. That said, stress can be increased due to the many roles that women take on that include family obligations, caregiving for children and/or elderly parents,...
We all wear many hats: employee, partner, entrepreneur, volunteer, spouse, sibling, friend, parent, grandparent, caregiver, chauffeur, activities director, house cleaner, chef… The list goes on and on. In the middle of a chaotic week, home-cooked meals can...
Nourishing or eating according to your menstrual cycle means working with your hormones instead of against them. Depending on which phase of your cycle you’re in, your nutrient needs fluctuate with your hormones. You can modify your eating habits around these changes...
The key to a healthy pelvic floor is maintaining some dynamic rhythmic and balanced movements around the pelvic girdle. As you keep these movements healthy from side to side and front to back, the pelvic floor can maintain proper elasticity to support the movements...
Pressure changes in the vascular system can be an indication that your body isn’t properly regulating stress factors. As women, we can find ourselves needing to handle a multitude of tasks (often simultaneously), which can wreak havoc on our nervous systems over time....
