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Seed Cycling to Balance Hormonal Health

There's a way to regulate hormones and ease symptoms of emotional imbalances, bloating, and sleep problems naturally: seed cycling.

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Try These Natural Remedies for Common Health Concerns

I'm frequently amazed by just how easy some natural remedies to common health problems are to incorporate into our busy lives. Here are five natural solutions to try.

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Why I Don't Recommend Vaginal Steaming

What is vaginal steaming, why women do it, and why I don't recommend it.   

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8 Strategies to Balance Your Body’s pH Levels

Just like most things in life, having a balanced pH is all about constantly juggling the good and bad –— and ideally getting more of the good. Here are a few easy ways to do...

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Are You in Perimenopause?

We've all heard about the hot flashes women tend to get when they're going through menopause. But did you know that these can pop up earlier—along with a host of other nagging, uncomfortable symptoms—as early...

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The Versatility of Tea Tree Oil

Tea tree oil has so many uses! Research shows that it has antibacterial and antifungal properties and has been shown to effectively treat yeast infections.

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Ten Essential Oils for Women’s Health

Essential oils have been used by women for centuries to treat many different health conditions. Here are the top ten when it comes to positively impacting women's health.

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Is it BV or a Yeast Infection?

Got an itch, some discharge, and an unfamiliar odor? It’s likely one of two culprits: a yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis (BV). Luckily there are ways to determine which it is — and natural remedies...

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Calendula: The Healing Flower

Calendula has been studied for years as an antifungal and anti-inflammatory agent. Studies have shown that it can ease menstrual symptoms and stop yeast overgrowth. So how does it actually work?