Free Online Articles Directory
 |
The Pill, Mood Swings and Libido
Video Description: Do birth control pills impact your mood and libido, and can taking The Pill lead to extreme mood swings? Find out in this video. Related Article Subjects: The Pill, Mood Swings and Libido, birth control pills, libido, mood swings, Oral contraceptives, sex drive, the Pill, tv360The Pill
Why Child Bearing is HealthyBy: Dr. Randy Wysong | 05/07/2007 | HealthAlthough bearing children may be a choice of convenience, it is also a choice that has health consequences. Not having children puts women at disease risk, while unbridled reproduction restricts life choices and puts population pressure on society and the environment. Nature holds the answers. Learning More about PerimenopauseBy: James Pendergraft | 29/06/2009 | Women's HealthWhat is perimenopause and how does it differ from the more familiarly known menopause? When can a woman start to experience perimenopause and what symptoms can she expect? Is perimenopause something that all women will face? Perimenopause is actually the stage that occurs before a woman goes into menopause. This transitional period is often expected to happen when a woman enters her 40s but is also known to occur as early as a woman’s 30s in some cases. Endometriosis Part III - Types Of Conventional Treatments, Side Effects and RisksBy: Kyle J. Norton | 19/08/2009 | Women's HealthEndometriosis also reacts to hormonal signals of the monthly menstrual cycle by building up tissue, breaking it, and eliminating it through the menstrual period. Mind & Body Solution for PmsBy: Jarret Morrow | 24/01/2009 | Women's HealthUnderstanding PMS is one of the most important things you can do to manage your symptoms. In this booklet, Jarret D. Morrow, MD, chief scientific officer and president of University Health Industries, presents the known facts about PMS, an overview of treatment options, and current independent research that supports the use of Zenstral PMS™ for relieving PMS and PMDD. Vaginal Atrophy: Dryness, Itching, and BurningBy: bobdaughty | 24/11/2009 | Women's HealthVaginal atrophy can affect women of all ages but it is more common that women between the ages of 40 to 59 will suffer from dryness, itching, and burning related to vaginal atrophy. In the top ten afflicting problems of menopausal women, this is often at the top of the list. It is not expected or predictable. Vaginal dryness is because of many reasons. In younger women, dryness can be caused by birth control pills, surgical treatments (like cystectomy or tubal ligation), emotional issues, and m Supplements to Meet the Special Needs of WomenBy: Megan Hazel | 24/11/2009 | Supplements & VitaminsWomen are susceptible to certain types of cancer, ailments and other conditions that may be mitigated or even prevented with the right supplements. Keep reading to discover which supplements can meet the specific needs of women. The Female Hormone ProblemBy: Dr. Randy Wysong | 05/07/2007 | HealthModern women who choose to not have children put themselves at risk of increased estrogen sensitive cancers. Modern pollutants and lifestyle choices also increase the risk. The solution is to understand natural biological design and mimic that as closely as possible. How to Know if you Have CandidaBy: Mary Ann Copson | 06/12/2007 | HealthHow to know if you have candida and what to do about it. Following popular recommendations could leave you with poor nutritional choices, unbalanced mood and energy, confused, and probably still with candida.
|
 |
|||||
|
Article Categories
|
|||||||
|
|
|||||||
