Stress and It’s Impact in Peri
Stress, we now know, possibly has the greatest impact on our long-term health outcomes. But even closer to home, stress can deeply…
Stress, we now know, possibly has the greatest impact on our long-term health outcomes. But even closer to home, stress can deeply…
Stay in bed or get up and run? Eggs or oats? Cardio or weights? Peanut butter or Vegemite? Tea or coffee? Potato chips or chocolate (JK – obviously, both!)? Netflix or Stan?
Honestly, as silly as these choices are, we know that making even the teeniest decisions can stress out even the bossest of humans. You may find yourself swirling around in the whirlpool of decision-making shouting at the heavens, “Can someone just decide FOR ME!” It’s called decision fatigue and as we said, even the best of us can struggle under the weight of making a seemingly endless number of decisions, every day.
Sleep – Would you like more (and better quality) sleep?! Ha ha – stupid question, right? Who wouldn’t? This is probably the #1 issue for most of you out there at the moment. You are tired!! For so many of us mums, sleep can be an elusive concept…and so often you can find yourself thinking, “Will I ever sleep again?”. Of course you will, and here is how you can hack your sleep for better quantity and quality!
Stress can sneak in, in many ways, shapes or forms and we are not talking in a traditional sense. How do you know if things have got a little out of balance for you and what can you do about it?
While the jury is out on whether we should all completely quit sugar, the benefits of reducing our consumption of the sweet stuff are innumerable. While we might not be sucking down a serve (or more) of soft drink each day – most of us are eating more sugar than we realise – even in our “healthy” foods. Why not try these four super easy hacks to reduce sugar intake day-to-day. You’ll see just how simple this low sugar life can be.
Estrogen as most of us know, plays a role in the female menstrual cycle, but did you know that it can also affects the reproductive tract, urinary tract, heart and blood vessels, bones, breasts, skin, pelvic muscles, and the brain? Find out its role, how it can impact your body and steps to take to help keep your estrogen balanced.
Now we get it – “Mindfulness” is the state of being conscious or aware of something” and now, the science is in! Mindfulness can support our health by managing stress, anxiety and depression – helping to make us happier, more calm beings. Neurobiological studies have demonstrated that mindfulness ‘training’ strengthens the parts of the brain that work in attention and emotional regulation. Let’s dive in and take a look at this in more detail.
Many people think that cardiovascular disease is more likely to be associated with men; however, did you know? Heart disease is responsible for FOUR times the number of deaths in women in Australia than Breast Cancer. We are crazy advocates for women to be proactive with their own health, so here is what you need to know about CVD and you!