Period Talk
Periods, menstrual health, sustainable period products and everything in between
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How to combat period nausea
Experiencing nausea on your period or feeling nauseous before your period is a common PMS-symptom. But unlike uncomfortable cramping, period bloating, or hormonal headaches, getting nauseous on your period is one of the less talked about period symptoms.
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A Complete Guide To Period Underwear
Period underwear, period pants, period panties — or period undies as we like to call them here at Aisle - whatever you want to call them, they are having a bit of a moment right now. And, let’s be honest what’s not to like? Comfortable, eco-friendly, and easy-to-use; period underwear really does have it all! Maybe you’ve never tried period underwear before. Maybe you think they’re a myth. You might even think they’re gross (btw they’re not). We’re here to give you the low-down so you can figure out whether they’re the right fit for you. This period-packed guide has everything you need to know about period pants — so get absorbing!
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4 phases of the menstrual cycle
Period memes - menstrual phase, follicular phase, luteal phase, ovulation phase
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POV: you have period pain
Raise your hand if you’ve ever been personally victimized by your period pain 🙋♀️
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Toxic Tampons - What You Need To Know and Safer Alternatives
First PFAS in period underwear and now toxic metals in tampons? As if menstruators don’t have enough to worry about, a recent study has unveiled a concerning issue: tampons, one of the most widely used menstrual products, may contain several toxic metals, including arsenic and lead. This revelation raises significant health concerns, especially considering the highly absorptive nature of vaginal tissue, which could result in systemic exposure to these harmful substances.
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The Phases of the Menstrual Cycle
The Phases of the Menstrual Cycle Your Menstrual Cycle follows four distinct phases: menstruation, the follicular phase, ovulation, and the luteal phase . These cycles occur over a typical range of 21 – 38 days. It’s important to note that your menstrual cycle won’t always be precise. But, if your menstrual cycle is shorter or longer than this general range, we suggest tracking on a handy app or in a journal to get a sense of your personal experience
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The toxic truth about period products
When searching for PFAS-safe products, it is important to be diligent and critical of a brand's transparency about testing. When looking for PFAS-safe period underwear, a brand's testing information should be available and accessible on their website or social platforms. If not, a brand should be able to provide you with that information when asked.
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The best foods to eat during your period
When it comes to managing menstrual symptoms, syncing the foods you eat with your cycle can be incredibly beneficial. Your body goes through various hormonal changes during your period, and the right nutrition can help mitigate common issues like cramps, bloating, and mood swings. By understanding and incorporating certain foods into your routine, you can support your body’s needs and enhance your overall well-being during this time.
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What is perimenopause?
The timing of your period is out of whack, your libido isn’t quite what it used to be and oh my god, why is it so hot in here?! Babe, don’t panic - it could be perimenopause.
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Menstrual Cup Q&A with Kim Rosas (Period Nirvana)
We recently had Kim Rosas from Period Nirvana take over our Instagram Stories to answer some frequently asked questions about menstrual cups! Here's a recap, just in case you missed it. If you'd like to watch the videos to see visual examples of what she's describing, head to our Cup 101 highlight on our Instagram!
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How to Care For Your Reusables
Let's talk about caring for your reusable menstrual products! There’s a bit of a learning curve when it comes to reusables, but it really doesn’t take long before the whole process becomes part of your day-to-day routine.
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WTF - What the Fibroids!?
It can be concerning or even scary to hear the “F-word” - fibroids, that is - from your medical provider. Whether you’ve recently heard “the F-word” from your provider or you searched it up due to concerns around some recent symptoms you’ve been having, we got you.
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