Luteal Phase and Hydration
Your menstrual cycle is divided into two phases- your follicular phase (day one of your period to ovulation) and luteal
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Your menstrual cycle is divided into two phases- your follicular phase (day one of your period to ovulation) and luteal
There are some magical things about being a woman, and there are times when it can be the bane of
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Your period (and when you begin bleeding) marks day one of your 28-30 day menstrual cycle. Progesterone levels have begun
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Your Low Hormone Phase is day’s 0-14/15 of your menstrual cycle. It’s the start of your period to about 4
Your high hormone phase begins 24-36 hours after you ovulate. Your body begins to increase progesterone in anticipation of the
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Do you track your cycles? Are they regular? Consistent? If so.. let’s talk about how we can monopolize on your