Tag Women’s Health

Natural Ways to Increase Iron Without Constipation

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  In Brief Safety: If you have Thalassemia or Hemochromatosis, taking iron can be fatal. Never supplement iron without a blood test confirming low Ferritin (stored iron) and low Hemoglobin. Blind supplementation causes liver damage. Effectiveness: Constipation from iron is…

5 Natural Remedies For Dry Eyes Menopause

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  In Brief Safety: Chronic dryness can cause corneal abrasions and vision loss. If your eyes are consistently red, painful, or sensitive to light, see an ophthalmologist. Do not rely solely on home remedies for severe symptoms. Effectiveness: Menopausal dry…

Signs Of Estrogen Dominance Vs Low Progesterone In Adults

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  In Brief Safety: Unopposed estrogen (high estrogen without enough progesterone) significantly increases the risk of endometrial hyperplasia and uterine cancer. If you have irregular bleeding or spotting between periods, see a gynecologist immediately. Effectiveness: Clinical data confirms that symptoms…

The Science Behind Raw Carrot Salad for Estrogen

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  In Brief Safety: Carrots contain high levels of beta-carotene. Consuming excessive amounts daily can lead to carotenemia, a harmless condition where the skin turns orange-yellow. Limit intake to one medium carrot per day to avoid discoloration. Effectiveness: Research confirms…

5 Supplements To Stop Hormonal Hair Loss In Women

A woman with dark, shoulder-length hair and a worried expression leans into a bathroom mirror, using her fingers to examine the parting on the top of her head.

  In Brief Safety: DHT blockers like Saw Palmetto are generally safe but are strictly contraindicated during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to potential effects on fetal development. Consult an endocrinologist if you have a history of hormone-sensitive cancers. Effectiveness: Clinical…