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Underwear for Teens: A Guide to Comfort, Confidence, and Body Positivity
Apple Tan
Posted on July 04 2024
The Weight-Period Connection: How Your Weight Affects Your Menstrual Cycle
LisaMarie Lawrence
Posted on October 25 2023
The Mind-Body Connection in your 30s & 40s: How Mental Health Impacts Menstrual Health
LisaMarie Lawrence
Posted on October 19 2023
Understanding Your Pelvic Floor: Its Impact on Daily Life, Bladder Health, and your Period
LisaMarie Lawrence
Posted on October 18 2023
Period De-Coding: All About Period Blood Consistency
Diane Shipley
Posted on April 22 2019
5 Reasons Why You May Experience Weight Gain During Your Period
Shopify API
Posted on April 12 2019
Real Talk: Living With an Ovarian Cyst and Learning to Listen to My Body
LisaMarie Lawrence
Posted on April 07 2019
All About Endometriosis: Stats & Facts from the Endo Foundation
Kimberly Tronolone
Posted on March 20 2019
What Exactly is a Low Sex Drive and What Can I Do if Mine is Low?
Diane Shipley
Posted on March 13 2019
Why Is Talking About Our Periods Uncomfortable? Let's Change That.
Andrea Wesley
Posted on March 10 2019
Everything You Need to Know About Period Acne and How to Treat it
Diane Shipley
Posted on March 04 2019
Understanding Dysmenorrhoea (Menstrual Cramps)
Shopify API
Posted on February 28 2019
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Bladder Leaking
Jessica Lollino
Posted on February 17 2019
Bladder leakage, also know as urinary incontinence, is not just a condition for new moms or those in their older years. Bladder leaking is an extremely common condition which occurs for a variety of reasons. The condition happens when your muscles become too weak to constrict the urethra and support your bladder.
How To Give Yourself a Monthly At-Home Breast Self-Exam
Jessica Lollino
Posted on February 12 2019
With an estimated 252,710 new cases of invasive breast cancer expected to be diagnosed in 2017, it has never been more important to be sure you are checking your mammaries every single month. According to Johns Hopkins, “Forty percent of diagnosed breast cancers are detected by women who feel a lump, so establishing a regular breast self-exam is very important.” Giving yourself a little feelski is serious business, so be sure to make it count because it could just save your life.
Here's Why You're So Tired On and Before Your Period
Diane Shipley
Posted on February 07 2019