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Grappling With Epigenetics, Intergenerational Trauma & the Maternal Line

Our DNA isn't just a blueprint; it's a story woven with echoes of our ancestors' triumphs and traumas. Intergenerational trauma, etched through the science of epigenetics, can explain unseen burdens like anxiety or chronic pain. 

    Defining your Postpartum Village

    As a new mother, it's easy to focus solely on your baby's needs, overlooking your own. But postpartum care is crucial for both your physical and mental well-being. This guide explores the concept of a postpartum "village" – a network of support systems that can help you navigate the challenges of new parenthood.

      How HORMONES impact your skin: diving into Dermal Prebiotics, Skin Health, and Stress

      The skin, often overlooked as an endocrine organ, plays a vital role in hormonal health. Discover how oxidative stress impacts health and skin, and the role of dermal prebiotics in maintaining balance.

        Losing Myself in (M)otherhood: a Journey to Reclaiming Me.

        In becoming a mother, I met another version of myself I never anticipated. The one who hit rock bottom, whose heart was heavy, and whose panic was relentless. I was a silhouette of my former self, a reflection of Other.

          Stress Busting Celery-Spiked Guacamole

          Avocados offer delicious hormone support and can help balance cortisol, perfect for burnout, when experiencing anxiety and for women’s hormonal health in general. Try this twist on guac with celery for added liver support! 

            Is there a link between our emotions and fertility?

            Studies suggest there is a strong link between stress and our emotional state impacting our fertility. It is a complex relationship between both physical and emotional health.

              How You May Be Unconsciously Self-shaming

              It starts at a very young age, as girls we are taught to be secretive and silent about menstruation because it is a taboo. This taboo is reinforced, with 58% of women and more than half of teenage girls report experiencing period shame or embarrassment.