Women's Health South Africa
Women's Health offers a fresh and essential magazine for active, health-focused women. It's designed to be as witty and intelligent as its readers, built on careful journalism, scientific studies, and engaging storytelling. This magazine respects its audience, avoiding misleading notions of what makes women admirable.
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3 days ago |
womenshealthsa.co.za | Michelle October
No, your running shoes, responsible for your latest PB (well done!), won’t fare well on the mountain. Here, why running takkies are bad hiking shoes and what to wear instead. I’ve been (reluctantly) hiking since I was old enough to walk. Since then, my parents have always been pedantic about my sister and me wearing the correct shoes for hiking. They always wore proper hiking boots at the first inkling of a fallen leaf or scatter of stones.
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1 week ago |
womenshealthsa.co.za | Michelle October
Fibre for weight loss is the buzziest hack since all-protein everything. The rough stuff not only keeps your system regular but is increasingly linked to other critical body functions. Here’s how to get the best fibre for weight loss and what to know as you pile your plate. Your gut’s well-being directly impacts how nutrients are absorbed and which toxins, allergens, and pathogens are repelled.
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1 week ago |
womenshealthsa.co.za | Michelle October
First up: a bladder infection is not the only form of UTI. “Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are bacterial infections of any part of the urinary tract, which includes the bladder, ureters and kidneys,” explains urologist Dr Julius Jacobs. “However, an infection below the bladder (urethritis) is generally not classified as a UTI.” Here, what to know about UTI treatment, and answers to questions about prevention and medication.
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2 weeks ago |
womenshealthsa.co.za | Michelle October
Jooce. Kiko. Zoie. Bluum. These are just some of the burgeoning supplement brands on the market, offered as a long-awaited answer to the problem of menstrual disorders and unmanageable menopause symptoms. But how do these hormone balancing supps work – and are they effective? In the healthcare industry, menstrual disorders and menopause are the last to be addressed. This translates into countless women struggling for years with painful periods and hormonal issues with little to no lasting solutions.
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3 weeks ago |
womenshealthsa.co.za | Michelle October
The postpartum period is a critical phase for new mothers, marked by significant physical, emotional and psychological adjustments. Studies underscore the essential role of community and social support during this time. However, after the short maternity leave, many mothers feel unsupported. This spurred mom Christie Buss to create her own support circle, now a sprawling community called The Parent Hub.
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