Whether you’re looking to get your cycles and reproductive health on track, are pregnant, postpartum or breastfeeding and wondering how to take care of your body’s changing needs, or you’re recovering from a stint on birth control, good nutrition and a healthy fitness regimen are a great place to start.
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My experience with 28, the #1 cycle syncing app
By Madison Ayers • February 29, 2024A new app aims to help women organize their lives around their cycles -
The 28 app is a fresh approach to menstrual health – but it shouldn’t replace your fertility awareness method
By Renee Walton • February 29, 2024Use 28 for workouts and meal planning, not for family planning -
Do female athletes perform worse during their periods?: How the menstrual cycle impacts athletic performance
By Madison Ayers • January 4, 2024What the research says -
How can sports respect the female body?: A response to TIME magazine, Part II
By Madison Ayers • November 29, 2023Why female athletes may benefit from cycle syncing -
Sports and the female body: A response to TIME magazine, Part I
By Madison Ayers • November 29, 2023How sports fight young female athletes’ natural physical development -
Should you eat and drink during labor?
By Madison Ayers • September 22, 2023“Can I get another apple juice, please?” I asked my labor and delivery nurse for the fifth time.… -
Caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco products during pregnancy: What we know (and what we don’t)
By Alex Rico • September 15, 2023How does life change after achieving a pregnancy? Most mothers-to-be find themselves questioning their daily habits (and expecting… -
Preventing preeclampsia with exercise—is it possible?
By Kristen Curran • September 15, 2023Preeclampsia, formerly referred to as toxemia, has been used as a dramatic plot-twist in shows like Grey’s Anatomy,… -
Why do I crave sugar before my period?
By Madison Ayers • August 24, 2023It’s a few days before your period is supposed to start, and all you can think about is…