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Learning How to Manage Gestational Hypertension — Naturally

By Michelle Emebo

How healthcare researcher Michelle Emebo learned to manage gestational hypertension with quality nutrition and exercise.

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I’m Pregnant. How Much Iodine Do I Need?

By Jill Patton, NBC-HWC

If you’re pregnant or nursing, here’s what you need to know about iodine intake.

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Why Your Body Needs Zinc and How to Maximize Intake

By Catherine Guthrie

Zinc is a key mineral for immunity, mood regulation, and more. Learn about its essential functions, recommended intake, optimal food sources, and signs that you may be low.

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How to Increase Your Testosterone — Naturally

By Catherine Guthrie

Men are confronting an unprecedented decline in testosterone. Consider these 11 lifestyle-based tips to protect your T.

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Mental Health and Hormonal Birth Control: Katie Lemon’s Story

By Katie Lemon

A woman experiencing adverse side effects from hormonal birth control finds relief when she pursues another option.

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“The Pill” for Guys?

By Michael Dregni

An array of male contraceptives are under development — including a new, nonhormonal male birth control pill.

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How to Use Nutrition to Improve Your Libido

By Mo Perry

Interest in sex may wane for many reasons, including aging. Here’s a list of key nutrients and herbs to support a strong, healthy sex drive.

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How the Ingredients in Personal-Care Products Can Affect Your Health

By Jessie Sholl

Many of the most popular personal-care items contain toxins that can mess with your health. Here are ingredients to avoid — and tips for finding worthy alternatives.

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The Emotional Impact of Miscarriage

By Alexandra Smith, MA, LPCC

Coping with the loss of a pregnancy can take a toll on both a person and a relationship. Here’s why — and what to do about it.

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