
Ep. 181: Cycle Health for Single Women
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Do single women who aren’t trying to get pregnant need to worry about women’s health? Fertility? If you’re not trying to get pregnant, do periods matter? Hormones? All of it? The answer is YES! They matter for a multitude of reasons that you may or may not have heard. The health and wellness of single women is just as important as women who are married or trying to get pregnant. In a world focused on birth control until you’re trying to conceive, it can be a bit confusing. In this episode, hear
- the role of reproductive health in women's overall health
- How understanding your cycle can empower you
- A story of a women who finally got answers to annoying cycle symptoms
- About cycles throughout your life, from first ovulation to menopause
NOTE: This episode is appropriate for all audiences.
More podcast episodes you might find helpful:
- Ep. 1: BASICS - How your body works
- Ep. 3: BASICS - Reproductive hormones
- Ep. 170: Estrogen's major impact on physical strength and long term health, with Laura Ducote
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