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Menopause and Constipation: What You Need to Know Many women entering the perimenopausal and menopausal phases experience more than just hot flashes and sleep disturbances. Digestive changes-including constipation-are common. Fewer than three bowel movements a week is a warning sign. Many women find their digestion slows down, making it harder to pass stools. In this article, we will look at…
Do Men Have Hormones? Facts, Tests & TRT Men and women share the same main hormones: testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone. The amounts differ. In men, male sex hormones (androgens) are higher. Testosterone leads many male characteristics, supports muscle mass, sex drive (libido), mood, blood flow, and red blood cells. Hormones also affect sleep, weight control, and long-term health. Levels change…
Safe in the Sun: Hormones, Skin & UV Protection Tips Introduction: Understanding the Importance of Sun Protection Summer brings fun, sunshine, and outdoor activities, but it also presents a risk to our skin’s health due to increased exposure to UV light. As much as we enjoy the warm weather, it’s crucial to understand how hormonal imbalances and skin health are…
Yoga for Hormonal Balance: How It Can Help You Feel Better Hormonal imbalances can affect your mood, energy, and overall health. If you’ve been feeling tired, stressed, or struggling with weight gain, yoga for hormonal balance can help you feel better. Yoga is a natural way to reduce stress, balance your hormones, and boost your energy levels. By focusing on…
Is Testosterone Replacement Therapy Safe? Benefits, Risks, and What You Should Know Testosterone is a hormone that plays a huge role in men’s health. It affects energy, muscle mass, mood, sex drive, and even heart health. As men get older, testosterone levels start to drop. For some men, this decline brings symptoms that can make everyday life difficult. That is…
Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Anti-Aging: How to Protect Your Cells Mitochondria are tiny parts inside your cells that work like power plants. They make the energy your body needs to do everything—from moving your muscles to thinking clearly. This energy is made through a process called the electron transport chain, which happens inside a part of the mitochondria called the mitochondrial…
Understanding Midlife Crisis in Women: The Role of Hormones A midlife crisis is often described as a period of emotional upheaval and self-exploration occurring during middle age. While frequently linked to men, women face their own unique challenges during this phase, many of which stem from significant changes in the body’s endocrine system. Understanding how the body’s chemical messengers and…
The Truth About Hidden Heart Risks in Women Over 40 Heart disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide among women. Despite advances in gender equality and healthcare awareness, many healthcare providers and patients still overlook the unique aspects of heart health in females. This oversight can result in missed opportunities for early diagnosis and treatment. Understanding the key risk…
Reclaiming Strength: How Creatine Supports Women in Midlife Creatine is no longer just for bodybuilders or professional athletes. For midlife women—especially those navigating perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopausal years—this widely researched dietary supplement can offer a major boost to health, strength, and vitality. As hormonal changes accelerate muscle loss, increase fatigue, and alter metabolism, this simple compound provides a science-backed way…