Here are some weird but fascinating facts about your period that you might not know! 1) Your Voice Can Change Hormonal fluctuations can affect your vocal cords, making your voice slightly deeper or raspier during your period. 2) Periods Can Sync... or Not! The idea that women living together

When the luteal phase hits, it’s easy to crash, cry, or crave every carb in sight. But sis—your spiritual life doesn’t have to fall apart with your hormones. Here are 6 ways I’ve learned to stay connected to Christ when I’m low on energy but high on emotions. These aren’t productivity tips—t

Hey girlies! 🫶🏼 Most of us were never taught how to care for our bodies during our period beyond using a pad or tampon. But your period is a window into your overall health—and how you support your body through it makes a difference. 🧘‍♀️ Here are 5 science-backed tips every menstruating pers

if you’re anything like me, you grew up knowing next to nothing about your menstrual cycle or about your body in general. now that i’m an adult i’ve worked hard to educate myself. the more i’ve learned the more i’ve come to understand the importance of understanding your cycle so you can advocate f

Did you know your hormones affect your energy, strength, and recovery throughout the month? 💗 Instead of doing the same workout every day, try syncing your workouts with your menstrual cycle: 🌸 Days 1–5 (Menstrual): Rest, gentle walks & stretching 🌿 Days 6–13 (Follicular): Build strength

Save this if your ADHD symptoms suddenly get worse before your period. Many ADHD women experience a noticeable spike in brain fog, emotional sensitivity, irritability, and difficulty focusing in the week before their period. The culprit? Estrogen. Estrogen helps stimulate dopamine production

Those days when all I want is chocolate, my bed, and nothing else… 🍫🛏️💤 It’s not laziness, it’s my body talking to me. ✨ During the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle (the days before your period), hormones drop and the body craves extra energy — that’s why we feel extreme tiredness and sugar cr

💪 Sync your workouts with your cycle for more energy and better results! 💪 Your hormones change throughout your cycle, so your workouts should too. Pushing too hard at the wrong time can lead to burnout and more pain — but syncing your movement helps you feel stronger and more balanced 🙌 ✨ Fo

The female experience is so unserious & i love that for us 🥴 #hormones #justagirl #lutealphase #gymgirls #momswholift

Luteal phase beef bowl — 42g protein 🌙 This recipe came straight out of the Pretty Nourish app. 🌙 I told it I was in my luteal phase. I told it I was craving something Mexican and satisfying. I told it I wanted high protein and weight loss friendly. It generated this. Lean ground beef seasone

Most microdosing protocols were built by men. And it shows. Your hormones shift every single week, and so does how you respond to plant medicine. Women have described different sensitivities and experiences in different cycle phases, and a recent study on rats showed a clear pattern: more estro

ADHD in women is still misunderstood and when you add PMDD to the mix, the symptoms can feel impossible to untangle. If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s ADHD, hormones, PMDD, burnout… or all of the above — this is for you. ADHD in women does NOT always look like hyper little boys. It often s

The four phases of the menstrual cycle—menstruation, follicular, ovulation, and luteal—each have a unique emotional impact, with the follicular phase often associated with increased energy and positivity, the ovulatory phase with heightened confidence and libido, and the luteal phase potentially le

No one teaches you this!! That hormone fluctuations like estrogen & progesterone can change your mood, energy, & motivation. This is hard to deal with when we live in a “man’s world” where they don’t have 28 day cycles 😅 I think this teaches us to push ourselves when maybe we should

your luteal occurs immediately after ovulation, typically lasting 12-16 days. estrogen, testosterone and LH begin to decline, while progesterone rises. emotionally during the first half of the luteal phase, you’re still riding high off of the effects of the ovulatory phase. however, as progesterone

These are MY FAV graphics to get started with cycle syncing c here’s why: 🌸 Cycle Syncing = Your Superpower! 🌟 Ever felt like a superhero with unpredictable powers? That's your menstrual cycle without cycle syncing! Cycle syncing can help you tap into your energy highs and lows - think 🚀 pro

Cycle eats!! Your diet can change how your cycle feels! During your period, iron-rich foods like spinach, lentils & eggs help fight fatigue and replenish lost iron. In the follicular phase, eat protein, leafy greens & berries to support rising estrogen and boost energy. During ovulation, omega

Can we normalize talking about the personality shift right before your period? There is a real reason why your personality can feel different in the late luteal phase; your hormones. In late luteal, estrogen and progesterone drop quickly. That sudden shift can make you feel more grumpy, emot

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These are the weeks where your hormones (specifically estrogen) PLUMMET! We don’t feel our best and feel like little gremlins hiding under a bridge. It’s OKAY to feel like that. That’s how we’re made! (Even if it sucks.) These are a few things I do to make myself feel a bit more human and less oger