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10 MYTHS ABOUT PERIMENOPAUSE
Michal Schonbrun, MPH March, 2025 Myth 1 “Peri” is one stage before menopause (reaching one year without a period) Truth:
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Michal Schonbrun, MPH March, 2025 Myth 1 “Peri” is one stage before menopause (reaching one year without a period) Truth:
FEBRUARY 2025 Michal Schonbrun, MPH While most women today know that they have the option of planning a natural
January blog, 2025 Michal Schonbrun, MPH Giselle Pelicot is a seventy-two year-old mother and grandmother in southern France. She
Michal Schonbrun, MPH December, 2024 *Sperm about to enter the ovum with acrosomal head ready to penetrate the zona
Part Two November 2024 Michal Schonbrun, MPH While an abundance of scientific literature points to the dangers of nutritional deficiencies
Part One October 2024 Michal Schonbrun, MPH You may never hear this from your family doctor or gynecologist: nutrition
When infertility treatments for women are the answer to male infertility Michal Schonbrun, MPH, September 2024 This article is dedicated
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PLANNING – BEFORE 35 Michal Schonbrun, MPH, CHES, It’s a fact. More and more women are delaying pregnancy
One of the most pervasive cultural myths about human fertility is that women can ovulate spontaneously and conceive at any
While most breastfeeding moms plan to postpone pregnancy during breastfeeding, a growing number of older breastfeeding moms, approaching or already
We cannot ignore the latest avalanche threatening women’s reproductive health, with the possibility of American women losing their right to
There are times in life when women and couples need to space, avoid or postpone pregnancy. This total time period
The capacity to trust ourselves and our bodies is not a common or shared goal in western society. In 2005,
Accreditation recognized by The Association of Fertility Awareness Professionals
* All illustrated characters are taken from “The Monthly Cycle,” a film by Ada Ramon and Ofek Shamir.
The information presented on the site is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace medical advice from a qualified doctor or other health professional. For convenience and naturally, the information on the site is written in the feminine form, but refers to anyone born with a uterus and ovaries, including those who do not identify as women.
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