Health + Hormones

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Is IVF the only option?

News stories about in-vitro fertilization, or IVF, are generating a lot of heat, but precious little light. The millions of couples experiencing infertility (about 1 in 12 worldwide) deserve better. The IVF industry markets itself as the ultimate answer. It’s not.

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By Its Fruit

Explore the science of Restorative Reproductive Medicine

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Low Progesterone

If a woman’s hormone levels are not harmonious it can lead to a variety of other conditions such as PMS, thyroid dysfunction, insulin resistance, irregular periods, infertility, miscarriage, pre-term labor, and post-partum depression. Find out more about the importance of progesterone.

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Getting Pregnant (Naturally)

Charting your cycle using a fertility awareness method such as the FertilityCare System can help a couple achieve pregnancy. Learn more about the process of ovulation, infertility, and more here.

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Ovarian Hormonal Changes

Did you know that your hormone levels naturally fluctuate throughout the menstrual cycle? Learn more about the ovarian hormonal changes.

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Menstruation vs. Withdrawal Bleeding

The regular functioning of a woman’s cycle and the symptoms she may show are so important to understanding her overall health and well being. Hormonal birth control disrupts this regular functioning resulting in a withdrawal bleed instead of a true menstrual period. Read more about it here!

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Pelvic Floor Muscle Health

Painful sex, prolapse, bladder leakage, pelvic pain, hip pain, lower back pain and more can be interrelated to the pelvic floor muscles (PFM). But what are these muscles and what purpose do they serve?

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Breast Self Examination

A regular breast self examination is something every woman should have confidence in doing. Getting familiar with what is normal for you and your body is the key to identifying any abnormalities. Find out more here!

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