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Has someone ever asked you if you are a morning person or an evening person? You kinda hesitate and say well, “depends on the day” - you’re not alone.  Men operate on a 24 hour schedule. Women operate on a 28 DAY schedule.

Has someone ever asked you if you are a morning person or an evening person? You kinda hesitate and say well, “depends on the day” - you’re not alone. Men operate on a 24 hour schedule. Women operate on a 28 DAY schedule.

Cycle syncing is all about aligning almost every aspect of your life to your body's natural biological infradian rhythms. Let’s learn how to blend our nutrition, workouts, and productivity into perfect synchronicity, improving every sector of our lives.

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Maximize your health and efficiency by syncing with your cycle! Dive into the science and benefits of cycle syncing. From boosting your energy to enhancing your focus, find out how to harness your hormonal changes for a more productive and fulfilling life.

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For most of my life I’ve had one speed when it came to workouts, full speed. I love a killer workout, leaving sweaty and knowing I left it all out there. Overtime I’ve learned that thos…

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Join us this week on the podcast with Megan Hejny from Nourish Family Wellness where we chat all about female sex hormones, balancing your hormones, cycle tracking and a bunch of period stuff.

This concept of comparing the phases of the menstrual cycle to the four seasons was beautifully developed by Alexandra Pope and Sjanie Wurlitzer, founders of the Menstruality Movement. Their work highlights the cyclical nature of the female body and how, just like the seasons, our energy, emotions, and needs shift throughout the month. By connecting each phase to a season—Winter (menstruation), Spring (follicular), Summer (ovulatory), and Autumn (luteal)—we can align with our natural rhythms ...

This concept of comparing the phases of the menstrual cycle to the four seasons was beautifully developed by Alexandra Pope and Sjanie Wurlitzer, founders of the Menstruality Movement. Their work highlights the cyclical nature of the female body and how, just like the seasons, our energy, emotions, and needs shift throughout the month. By connecting each phase to a season—Winter (menstruation), Spring (follicular), Summer (ovulatory), and Autumn (luteal)—we can align with our natural rhythms…

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