Testosterone plays a number of important roles in our health that may surprise you. For instance, did you know that women produce testosterone, too? It is not just a male sex hormone, although women require only one tenth the amount of testosterone that men do. We experience a spike in testosterone production during puberty, and …
Despite the many scientific advances in the field of medicine over the last few decades, many of us neglect one of the most important contributors to our wellbeing: sleep. We now know more than ever before about the effect of quality sleep on health… but, on average, we’re sleeping less. The results of missing out …
If you are noticing sudden changes in your weight, energy levels, skin, mood, or irregular menstrual cycles, your body is signalling to you that there is an imbalance. Your body communicates internally through the use of hormones which are chemical messengers that impact how our cells and organs function. They control a number of bodily …
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By Erica Gambarotto, Registered Physiotherapy The pelvic floor consists of a group of muscles and connective tissue comprised of 3 layers, the deepestof which lines the inside of your pelvis and cannot be touched from the outside. These muscles worktogether as a sling that span from the tailbone to the pubic bone and from each …
Hormonal health is all about balance – but achieving the right balance can be a challenge, particularly for women at midlife. One of the most striking examples of this dynamic is found in women whose estrogen and progesterone balance is off kilter. The wide range of resulting symptoms can be debilitating, and women can find …
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