Written By Alison Pearson-Guest Contributor Weight gain is a common occurrence during perimenopause and menopause, and many women have a difficult time losing weight or maintaining it. The metabolism slows down over time, and muscles lose their tone as well ...

Written By Gerianne DiPiano-Guest Contributor Perhaps you remember the “Sex in the City” episode where Charlotte believes she has a depressed vagina. While our vaginas are not depressed, vaginal pain, itching, and burning may take a toll on all aspects of ...

Written by Rachel Burns-Guest Contributor This year has been challenging, and we believe that we are not making a mistake by saying that we are more than happy to see it come to an end. Fortunately, the winter holidays are ...

Written By Dr. Harry Horgan- Guest Contributor Keeping your minds healthy and stable during tough times can be quite difficult. Even the strongest of people tend to have a breaking point, and things such as a worldwide pandemic can break ...

Written by Sarah Kaminski- Guest Contributor For the past few years, we’ve seen self-care grow in popularity, especially among younger generations. Health, emotional wellbeing, body positivity, and meaningful relationships have started to take center stage. Still, I can’t help but ...

Written By Brooke Faulkner- Guest Contributor Working as a mother takes a lot of energy, normally — but doing so during a pandemic can suck the life right out of you. Proving 24/7 childcare while working remotely during a quarantine ...

Written by Ralph Macey -Guest Contributor you a 50+ woman and going through the issue of irregular periods every month? If so, then no one better than you can understand the struggles and pain that menopause can cause a woman. ...

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Written by Brooke Faulkner-Guest Contributor To say that many women thrive as nurturers and carers in the family isn’t going to come as a surprise to many. Those of us who do decide to take on these roles know it ...

Written by Dr. Tee Villanueva- Guest Contributor Menopause is technically defined as a permanent cessation of menses for 12 months. (1)  Three to five years before menopause itself, perimenopause starts to occur. This is when a woman’s hormones become a ...