… it the right way.”Zumpano explains how intermittent fasting affects females and how to fast in a healthy way.Fasting’s impact on women’s healthFemales can get many of the same benefits from intermittent …
… zataar seasoning and lemon juice.Nutrition information*Makes 6 servingsPer serving:Calories: 130Total fat: 10gSaturated fat: 1.5gSodium: 65mgTotal carbohydrate: 10gDietary fiber: 2gProtein: 2g*Nutrition analysis includes dressingRecipe courtesy of Speaking of Women’s Health
… health providers specialize in various aspects of women’s health. There are physicians who specialize in sexual health and wellness, mental health professionals with a focus on women’s health and subspecialists who are trained …
… more standard pasteurized milk. They believe raw milk offers more nutrients, causes fewer allergies and promotes overall health.But despite this rise in drinking milk straight from the cow, many experts warn against the health …
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… can result in toxic shock syndrome. But what does that mean, and are there any other risks? Women’s health specialist Sara Youngblood, CNP, explains why it’s important to change your tampon regularly and …
… re able to walk better or swim or do the things you enjoy, that’s a win.”Women’s health concernsSorry, acupuncture isn’t going to cure morning sickness or stop menopause in its tracks …
… specific foods doesn’t significantly impact fertility. But nutritious eating before you get pregnant, along with other healthy habits, is an important part of preparing your body for pregnancy.Women’s health specialist Jenna Rehmer …
“Bliss,” “Bombay Blue,” “Genie,” “K2,” “Spice” — those aren’t fragrances or happy hour cocktails. They’re names for synthetic cannabis, or marijuana or weed. While products like K2 synthetic marijuana are often marketed as …
Most of us only pay attention to our blood vessels when something isn’t quite right. But when something is wrong, they can be hard to ignore.That’s especially true of varicose veins and …
If you have a medical need — sudden flu symptoms, nagging back pain, an unexpected rash or a funky mole — who you gonna call?A primary care provider (PCP), that’s who.That is, if you …
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