Hormonal contraception is too often being used as a band-aid to cover up hormonal irregularities. Many teenagers and women are prescribed the coil or the birth control pill to manage heavy, painful, irregular periods & recurring cysts. But is that really treating the root cause and helping women support their hormonal and reproductive health? Read on to learn how to love your period...
Thrive Nutrition Practice: Post Natal Nutrition
TO MAMAS WHO HAVE HAD A BABY IN THE LAST 24 MONTHS
I’m doing a research paper on post-natal nutrition and am looking to interview as many women as I can on this topic.
I’m exploring the areas of:
In short, I’d like to understand the relationship between nutrition and the emotional and physical challenges we experience post-natally in order to assess how to be more resilient.
If you are interested in being a part of this project, please email me.
If you know of anyone who has had a baby in the last 24 months, please pass on this message.
First 20 ladies to reply get Thrive’s Post-Natal Makeover Recipe Booklet of 20+ nourishing recipes to help with milk supply, rebuilding iron and mineral levels, hormone rebalancing, sleep & sex drive.
Cristina Tahoces is a holistic nutritionist and owner of Thrive Nutrition Practice. Please join her Facebook group “Thrive Nutrition Practice” for daily articles, recipes, promotions on professional grade supplements and upcoming workshops.
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I'm all for birth control. And what you choose to do is between you, your partner and your doctor. As a nutritionist, I'm just here to support you nutritionally. But, the hormonal & nutritional side effects of the Birth Control Pill (BCP) are not well explained to the general female population of users. And the majority of women start a hormonal birth control protocol when they are teenagers.
