
Creatine has officially gone from “gym bro supplement” to one of the most widely researched and beneficial supplements for women’s health. And, it’s about time.

Creatine has officially gone from “gym bro supplement” to one of the most widely researched and beneficial supplements for women’s health. And, it’s about time.

Working against your natural cycle results in frustration and burnout. Once you start to tune in to the nuances of the four phases of your

Vulnerably sharing with you today! Eek! Get some tea and settle in, it’s a long one… My personal experience with low-dose semaglutide (GLP-1) in Perimenopause,

If you’re in perimenopause, your period might be acting… differently. These changes can be unsettling, but they’re not random. Your hormones are shifting in real

In my 20s, I was basically on a first-name basis with my gynecologist. Yeast infections, UTIs, more yeast infections, more antibiotics. It felt like a

Endometriosis is a complex inflammatory disease in which tissue that is similar to the kind that lines the uterus, grows outside the uterus. More on

Do you partake in “dry January”, a popular month for sobriety? Are you sober or sober curious? Alcohol negatively impacts our hormone health. It just

Progesterone vs. Progestin: Progesterone is a key female sex hormone that is produced by the ovary after ovulation. Progestin is a synthetic version of the

I am truly a beach girl at heart. Gimme the sunshine and sand! In this article I want to shed some (sun)light (sorry couldn’t help

Have you ever had a vaginal infection? Have you ever felt confused about what’s going on “down there” or what the heck to do about

What is Magnesium? Magnesium is a mineral, electrolyte & essential cofactor in hundreds of biochemical reactions in our bodies. It’s essential for everything from maintaining

Did you know that many women have ovarian cysts that occur each and every month? And that in most cases they are actually just the

I get so many questions about IUDs (hormonal intrauterine devices), which is understandable considering the fact that they seem like the prom queen of birth

Whether your hair is stick straight, wavy or super curly, highlighted or au natural—we all want thick, luscious locks. But when you see extra strands

Written by my Spring 2019 apprenticeship participant, Shelby Hoefling, this post illustrates one woman’s journey of losing and regaining her period. It All Started with

Written by my Spring 2019 apprenticeship program participant, Lizzie Alexander, this post discusses the implications of hemochromatosis, an underdiagnosed disease in women of all ages.

Written by my Spring 2019 apprenticeship participant, Tamika Woods, this post discusses the phases of your cycle and how to live according to each for

Raise your hand if you currently feel stressed out. Tragically, in today’s society, running around like a chicken with our heads cut off is

Written by my Spring 2019 apprenticeship participant, Christine Garvin, this post discusses uterine fibroids and how to treat them. Did you know that a whopping

Written by my Spring 2019 apprenticeship participant, Vashti Kanahele, this post discusses the symptoms of Lyme and how she managed to treat it. The Beginning

I recently published a post on Instagram touting the benefits of the fertility awareness method as birth control. Let’s just say, the response I received