Jul 27, 2021
Posted by: Tempdrop team
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At times, the Trying To Conceive (TTC) journey can be isolating, especially if the road to pregnancy has been longer or more difficult than you had anticipated. Not only can it take a toll on your emotional health, it can also ...
When you think about hormones you probably don’t associate it with our blood sugar, however there is a big connection between the two.
When our blood sugar is balanced we have reduced stress hormones, healthy ovulation, and g...
As a health-conscious woman, you’re likely already spending time in the gym, yoga studio, running, or exercising at home. If you want to learn how to train smarter, recover better, and feel your best, then check out these tips ...
Jul 16, 2021
Posted by: Nathalie Daudet
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Did you know that ovulation, not menstruation, is the main event of the cycle? Ovulation is incredibly important for more than just conception. Ovulation is important for the production of beneficial hormones, which are crucial...
Jul 13, 2021
Posted by: Mikayla Dalton
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The TL;DR version of the answer is that the luteal phase is the part of your cycle after ovulation and before your next menstrual period. Boom! That was easy, right?
But for those of you with a little more time, let’s take a cl...
Your menstrual cycle can be split into two main phases: follicular and luteal. The follicular phase starts with your first day of menstruation through to confirmation of ovulation (ovulation confirmed can be determined using va...
