If you’ve ever found yourself exhausted but unable to sleep, noticing extra weight gathering around your midsection, or wondering why your hair seems thinner than it used to be, high cortisol and stress may be affecting your body in ways you didn’t realize. In a recent Love Mia Vita podcast episode, board-certified family physician Dr. […]
It has long been established that going to the gym can help transform your physique and improve your cardiovascular and metabolic health, but can fitness also improve cognitive function? Aging is not just about muscle and cardiovascular decline; it’s also about the brain-body connection, and this is where neuro-fitness comes in. Neuro-fitness is defined as
In today’s world, metabolism is often reduced to calories, macros, and willpower. However, emerging research is shifting this view toward a more intelligent and sustainable model. Chrononutrition and the circadian rhythm diet focus not only on what you eat, but when you eat, helping to support metabolic flexibility and long-term health. This approach works with
We have all fallen into an early morning rabbit hole, searching for answers to health symptoms that feel impossible to find a solution for. These days, we are likely interacting with Large Language Models (LLMs) during our searches. This is because search engines like Google increasingly rely on AI to deliver answers. These AI search
Many of us have a solid skincare routine. Serums? Check. Moisturizer? Always. SPF? (Hopefully) non-negotiable. If you moisturize your face daily, why skip your most sensitive skin? For women in their mid-20s to 40s, wellness means optimizing comfort, confidence, and long-term health. Enter: hyaluronic acid (HA). What makes hyaluronic acid so powerful? Hyaluronic acid isn’t
You’ve probably heard you need to push harder and go faster to see results like weight loss. But for women over 35, the biggest changes might come from slowing down. Zone 2 training, which is low to moderate intensity cardio at about 60 to 75 percent of your maximum heart rate, is gaining attention in
The Shift Towards Less Processing in Women’s Wellness There is a clear shift happening in women’s wellness. More women are turning their attention to clean label ingredients and asking deeper questions about what is in their food and how it is made. Women are no longer satisfied with vague labels or long ingredient lists. They
Between the changing landscape of reproductive rights in the U.S. and the investment catch-up needed in female-specific discovery, many women feel their autonomy is under attack. When the systems designed to protect us fall short, it is our job at FemmePharma to ask: What can we do as a company to support women and their
On social media, the words “healthy” and “natural” are everywhere with suggestions on how to make our vaginas smell and feel better. However, navigating the noise to find the truth about vaginal health requires looking past the trends and toward the science. As a pharmaceutical company that uses cGMP (current good manufacturing practices) for all
There is a noticeable change happening at pickleball courts, on hiking trails with weighted vests, and at HYROX finish lines. Women are rethinking what exercise means, and the old model of working out alone at the gym is falling behind. This shift is not about logistics. It is cultural, and new research is starting to
Why Protein Is More Important Than Ever Protein has long been associated with building muscle, but its importance goes far beyond physical fitness. Research now shows that protein plays a key role in hormone production, metabolic health, immune function, and overall wellbeing. Increasingly, experts highlight the importance of protein for women’s health, particularly as hormonal
Calcium Score vs. Cholesterol: A Critical Heart Health Guide for Women While February is often the focus for heart health, at FemmePharma, we believe clinical literacy is a year-round commitment. As a pharmaceutical company serving women’s mind, body, and sexual health, we know that establishing scientific equity requires moving beyond “one-size-fits-all” screenings. To truly define