A significant number of women suffer from endometriosis; some with symptoms so severe that they turn to hysterectomy as a solution for their pain. While hysterectomy may be appropriate in some cases, it does not always cure the underlying problem. There are other less drastic procedures which a woman may want to explore prior to …
Some women consider their hormones a curse but it doesn’t have to be that way. Most women who are suffering from hormonal issues such as PMS, menstrual cramps, breast cyst or lumps, ovarian cysts, endometriosis etc is because of an imbalance of estrogens in their bodies. Whether you are menstruating or in menopause, a healthy …
Painful periods are a common occurrence in every woman’s life. Unwanted pain and cramps can really limit our day-to-day responsibilities and obligations. It is like meeting a guest you do not want to see in your life. These cramps may not stay for long. But the little time it stays, surely leaves an impact. If …
Previously only women were affected by this disease but recently we have also seen men falling prey to breast cancer. It is generally seen among matured women in the age group of 50 years and above but not always as it can also affect younger women in an even more aggressive manner. Our medical science …
Are you tired of people making PMS jokes? When in fact you may be dealing with serious and limiting symptoms every month. PMS stands for pre-menstural syndrome and that can any symptoms that occurs before your menstrual cycle – like headaches, irritability, breast tenderness, bloating, acne, cramps etc. For some women, PMS can last for …
The good news is that there are many natural treatments to treat your stress glands AKA adrenal glands. The bad news is that adrenals recover very slowly so it is important to be consistent with your approach. It can take up to 1 year to balance them out again. But with the right combination of …
When we are faced with stress, our adrenal glands release a large amount of cortisol trying to calm down that excess adrenaline that we feel. This is considered Stage 1 adrenal dysfunction. Eventually, if stress doesn’t decrease, we burn out and feel exhausted. At this point we don’t feel any motivation to do anything, it …
Everyone experiences stress at times but it is our hormone balance which determines how well we cope with the stress that we have. The main gland that is in charge of storing and producing our stress hormones is the “adrenal gland”. We cannot live without this gland, it makes hormones such as adrenaline, cortisol, DHEA …
