Typical conversations about women’s sexual health tend to gravitate toward protection, overlooking one of the most crucial aspects: pleasure. Or, more specifically, the role of personal lubricants to promote comfort and intimacy during sex. Many women associate lubricants with menopause or assume they’re only necessary to help reduce vaginal dryness or similar symptoms. But using […]
Physical intimacy in relationships can be one of the most rewarding and comforting aspects of a partnership. However, as life evolves, so do the dynamics of intimacy. Significant transitions like trying to conceive, the postpartum period, perimenopause, and menopause can introduce both challenges and opportunities to deepen the connection between partners. Let’s take a look
For women, midlife is a time of incredible transformation—an era where we can embrace our true selves, redefine our lives, and step into our power like never before. It’s a chapter that society often tries to paint with shades of negativity, but it’s time to flip that narrative! Instead of seeing midlife as a period
Fewer books have made as profound a mark on women’s lives and feminist movements as Our Bodies, Ourselves. First published in 1970 as a pamphlet, Our Bodies, Ourselves grew into a movement, empowering women to take control of their health and ushering in a new era of self-awareness and advocacy. But what set this book
Most women associate menopause with physical symptoms like hot flashes and night sweats, but for women with ADHD, this hormonal transition can add a layer of mental complexity. As your hormones fluctuate, ADHD symptoms can intensify, or new ADHD-like symptoms can surface. So, how can you tell the difference between the two, and can the
The Menopause Revolution is here, and it’s time we celebrate it with the enthusiasm and respect it deserves! We’re moving past the days when menopause was whispered about in hushed tones, hidden behind layers of stigma and ageism. Today, women are stepping into this transformative phase of life with unparalleled grace, vitality, and strength. Menopause
Let’s clear up a common myth: sex should not hurt during the menopause transition. That said, many women can begin to feel discomfort during sex or a loss of sensation due to their changing hormones. Low libido often accompanies menopausal changes, which can also make arousal and satisfying sex more of a challenge. But rest
Women face near-constant pressure to conform to society’s standards. One of the latest examples? Drugstore aisles and commercials pushing products that claim to mask certain “unpleasant” scents. They suggest that women need to change their natural body odor. A new trend in women’s personal care products—whole body deodorants. These products promise to keep all parts
Society has some opinions of how women of a certain age should behave, dress, and live: “Don’t wear your hair long after age 40!” “Don’t wear sweatpants when you leave the house!” “No white shoes after Labor Day!” OK, so that last one may be a silly, outdated fashion rule. 🙂But the fact is, society
Your metabolism changes as you move through perimenopause and postmenopause. Yet it’s often one of the most misunderstood aspects of the menopause transition. Knowing how these hormonal changes affect your metabolism can empower you to make better. You also make more informed decisions about what you eat, how you move, and how you live. That’s
As we celebrate International Day of Friendship on July 30, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the beautiful tapestry of friendships that weave throughout our lives. From the giggles of childhood to the shared wisdom of menopause, friendships are the golden threads that hold everything together. Let’s take a lighthearted journey through the evolution
Semaglutides (brand name semaglutide medications include Ozempic, Wegovy, and Rybelsus) provide a lot of great benefits for women; it is also important to understand the potential side effects and implications of the drugs. This article does not aim to deter you from taking semaglutides, but rather to help you understand the potential side effects of