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Women have different nutritional needs than men, our bodies are different and function differently so that makes sense. For example women need more calcium, as we are more likely to get osteoporosis, along with that, yes women need protein, but not as much as men, we build muscle differently, and too much protein can actually contribute to calcium loss. Check out this poster for more tips!
Lovemaking with a tampon in is not a no-strings-attached proposition. It really isn’t always easy to coordinate your love life with your period. Lovemaking during your period
Scoliosis is a fairly common and life-long problem that affects the spine, making it grow sideways and “off center.” Despite affecting approximately 5% of children
Childhood obesity is getting to be too much of a problem today. Many children tend to eat too much processed food and fail to exercise.
I have a strong belief in the power of nutrition, so when my Dr. first told me I have an autoimmune disease I started researching
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Here’s an infographic for those who want to know more about heart disease and effective ways to avoid it:
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