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Can ADHD Get Worse with Age?

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 […]

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How to Lower Your Cortisol Levels Naturally

Stress is an inevitable part of life, especially for women over forty navigating the challenges of menopause. One of the key hormones involved in the stress response is cortisol. Understanding how to lower your cortisol levels naturally can significantly impact your overall well-being. In this article, we will explore natural ways to balance cortisol levels

How to Help Brain Fog?

How to Help Brain Fog

Among the roller coaster ride of symptoms associated with perimenopause and menopause, one of the most unsettling and anxiety-provoking for many women is brain fog. Those frequent episodes of forgetfulness, confusion, difficulty concentrating, and mental fatigue are shared by up to 70% of women and can make you feel as if your brain has turned

Food, Mood, and Your Gut

Food, Mood, and Your Gut

Smooth, decadent chocolate; crunchy, salty chips; or gooey, cheesy, well, anything. On a stressful or down day, it’s common to reach for certain foods to help brighten your mood. But scientists are learning that the relationship between food, mood, and brain function, known as the gut–brain connection, goes both ways. Your gut “speaks” to your

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What Is L-Theanine? How Does It Help With Sleep?

Stressed out, anxious, can’t sleep?  There is a powerful amino acid that may help. L- Theanine, an amino acid found almost exclusively in green and black tea, provides a variety of health benefits primarily by acting on the nervous system. Among its benefits, l-theanine is neuroprotective; improves cognitive function; has antistress, antianxiety, and antidepressant effects;

Does Depression Affect the Vagina

Does Depression Affect the Vagina?

Being sad is a normal emotion to feel on occasion. When that feeling does not go away and is accompanied by other symptoms like a general disconnect, loss of interest, fatigue, and disruption in sexual function, depression may be the culprit. Depression is a common mental health disorder, and data from the National Health and

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