Health

Self-Care Is an Act of Survival
As women, we all serve in multiple roles during any given day. We may serve as mom, daughter, significant other, sister, boss, co-worker, entrepreneur, activist, or friend, among others. Many of us have been programmed to believe that all those...
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How to Train If You Have Endometriosis
Endometriosis affects one in 10 women worldwide with the main sign being period pain. Thriving with endometriosis can be challenging, and many women with endo may find it difficult to train and exercise in the way they love, if at...
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Dealing with Grief and Loss
Life is hard sometimes. Like, really, really hard. Almost everyone I know is dealing with something really hard right now: natural disaster, cancer, infant loss, systemic racism, chronic pain, caring for sick parents, divorce, depression, homophobia, transphobia, anxiety, job loss,...
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Turning Menopausal Depression Into a Positive Experience
When we think of menopause, we imagine we will experience all the symptoms that our mothers told us about: the hot flashes, the extra weight around the waistline and the crazy erratic mood swings. Yet how many of you associate...
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5 Tips for Overcoming Fitness Challenges After Breast Cancer Treatment
No one thinks that they are going to get cancer, especially when you’ve spent a good portion of your life doing everything right. Breast cancer is on the rise and continues to impact women of all ages every year. One...
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Nutrition Considerations During Cancer Treatment
Compared to most people, I was extremely well qualified to make decisions about proper nutrition during cancer treatment: I had a Bachelor’s degree in applied human nutrition and I had completed a clinical dietetic internship at a busy teaching hospital....
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Is Being Really Lean Really Worth It?
Asking whether or not being really lean is really worth it — in the fitness industry, no less — might seem like an odd thing to consider, particularly to people for whom “fitness” and “leanness” are almost interchangeable. At the very...
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How to Combat Stress Eating
Disclaimer: the intent of this article is to give proactive suggestions to women to help prevent seeking self-comfort from food during occasional increases in chronic stress. For a list of behaviors that may indicate the need to consult with a...
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Working With Female Clients During Menopause and Beyond
If you're a trainer who works with women, and your clients are experiencing menopausal symptoms, then chances are you've entered a realm of personal training that's as clear as mud! Being a veteran trainer in this game for nearly 20...
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