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What is vaginal thrush?

October 17, 2012October 24, 2012 Helen 0

How to avoid Vaginal Thrush, why it can happen and if you have it, how to get rid of the problem using natural treatments and a change in diet. Vaginal thrush affects millions of women during their lifetime and many women will have several bouts of thrush every year. Some women suffer from thrush on […]

Tagged antibiotics, diabetes, hormonal changes, stress, supplements, yeast

Can Polycystic Ovary Syndrome cause hairs on the chin?

September 17, 2012October 29, 2012 Helen 0

If you are starting to get hairs on your chin, then it worth doing something about it sooner rather than later, so that the problem does not get worse.  These hairs are usually caused by higher levels of androgens (male hormones) and these can be triggered by stress, a hormone imbalance like Polycystic Ovary Syndrome […]

Tagged acne, PCOS, stress

Could stomach cramps be stress related?

August 17, 2011October 30, 2012 Helen 0

I get stomach cramps just after lunch, but only when I’m at work – could this be stress-related? I think it is definitely stress related.  When your body is under stress, the energy necessary for digestion is diverted elsewhere so your body can concentrate on saving your life.  This means that your levels of stomach […]

Tagged digestive system, stomach cramps, stress

Male fertility

September 17, 2010October 17, 2012 Helen 0

In couples with fertility problems, it is thought that approximately one third could be attributed to the male partner, one third to the female partner and one third to a combination of both partners. For men, the most common problem is not just how many sperm there are, but the quality of the sperm. In […]

Tagged alcohol, male fertility, smoking, stress
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