Endometriosis Friendly Snack: Blissful Chocolate Date Energy BitesEndo fighters are you looking for a chocolatey snack? This is one of my favorite snacks, especially when trying to avoid an endometriosis flare-up. Endometriosis Friendly Snack: Blissful Chocolate Date Energy Bites.
Battling the Bloat: Understanding Endometriosis-Related Bloating
Endometriosis is a complex and often painful condition affecting millions of women worldwide. Alongside its more well-known symptoms like pelvic pain and irregular periods, many women with endometriosis also experience a lesser-discussed but equally frustrating issue: bloating. In this blog post, Battling the Bloat: Understanding Endometriosis-Related Bloating, we’ll explore what causes bloating in women with endometriosis, and common symptoms, and provide five helpful tips to manage and alleviate this discomfort.Read More
Hormones play a crucial role in maintaining overall health, and these ingredients can help support hormone regulation in the body. Check out our Hormone Balancing Salad Recipe below.
Understanding Women’s Hormonal Cycles: A Holistic Guide to Cycle SyncingAs women, our bodies undergo a natural and intricate hormonal dance known as the menstrual cycle. This cyclical process, which is often misunderstood or overlooked, plays a crucial role in our overall well-being and deserves our attention. Understanding the average length of a hormonal cycle, its different phases, and the importance of being in sync with your cycle can empower women to embrace a more balanced and harmonious lifestyle. In this blog, Understanding Women’s Hormonal Cycles: A Holistic Guide to Cycle Syncing we’ll delve into the basics of women’s hormonal cycles and explore the benefits of cycle syncing.
Embracing Anti-Inflammatory Foods: A Natural Path to Empowered Health for Women with Endometriosis.Welcome to the empowering world of anti-inflammatory foods! As a Long Island Endometriosis Coach, I understand the unique challenges that we face when dealing with endometriosis, hormone imbalances, and period problems. In this blog post, we’ll explore the incredible benefits of incorporating anti-inflammatory foods into your diet, and how they can be a game-changer in managing these conditions naturally. Read on for Embracing Anti-Inflammatory Foods: A Natural Path to Empowered Health for Women with Endometriosis.
Endometriosis-friendly Protein Smoothie.This is one of my favorite recipes for a high-protein, anti-inflammatory smoothie that may be beneficial for women with hormonal issues such as endometriosis or PCOS. This protein smoothie is endometriosis friendly, loaded with ingredients that are known to be anti-inflammatory and support hormone balance.
Even as an Endometriosis Coach, there are times when I need to refocus and challenge myself to get back on track. We are human, things happen. It’s easy to get off track, but once I start to feel its effects on my endometriosis, it’s time to refocus. So who’s ready for a New Month – New Goals – 30-Day Wellness Challenge?Read More
Menstrual Cycle Tracking.At the young age of 9, I started tracking my menstrual cycle. This was something that my mom taught me and told me was important to do. As my journey with endometriosis started, I would see how tracking could help. Menstrual cycle tracking helped me learn when and what was going on with my body during certain weeks of the month. It wasn’t until recently that I began to learn how to support my body more during these times. Read More
What are the different menstrual cycle phases?It seems easy enough for us to all know what the menstrual cycle is since we live with it. However, have you ever really looked deeper into each phase? Have you learned how each phase plays a different role in our lives, from nutrition, energy, mood, and much more? As an Endometriosis Coach, learning what are the different menstrual cycle phases was important to me. Read More
Does endometriosis cause fatigue?Ever head into your gynecologist’s office and tell them you are feeling so tired? That the fatigue is really getting to you, you are having a hard time getting through the days without taking a nap. Your body feels like it’s dragging, you sleep but still wake up exhausted. It’s almost like it’s physically impossible for you to get your body moving. Then your doctor looks at you and orders some blood work, only to have it come back “normal.” You are left feeling completely defeated. You’re not alone, I have spent so many days like this. Then I finally asked myself “does endometriosis cause fatigue?”Read More