Health & Beauty

The beauty market has taken a whole new approach in terms of its environmental impact. Recent studies revealed that most of the widely used skincare products contain harmful ingredients, such as toxic chemicals that cause a range of chronic diseases. As a result, consumers become more conscious of what they put on and in their […]

Despite their age, women are still burning the candle at both ends. Older women have careers, families to care for, and aging parents to take care of at various points in their lives. This can leave them tired and stressed out without much time left over to focus on themselves. Along with maintaining healthy habits,

As women age, they face different health concerns than men. While many of the same issues arise, such as heart disease and cancer, women have their own unique set of risks to be aware of. In order to stay healthy in your later years, it is important to be informed about all the possible risks

You’ve been through a lot. Your body’s gone through a major transformation, and you may be feeling overwhelmed by all the changes in your life that have occurred over the past nine months. The good news is that there are many ways to take care of yourself now that you can start doing again, like

The COVID-19 is a global health crisis that risks public health and takes away people’s lives. As such, it’s crucial to protect your physical health from the threat of the novel coronavirus. The pandemic restrictions have also led to mental issues like psychological distress, anxiety, and depression. For this reason, protecting mental health is equally important as well. Sure, our

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused massive disruptions around the world. Since its outbreak in March of 2020, individuals and families have been staying indoors. Women, in particular, have been maintaining the homes and managing the households. With the support of their spouses, they have been taking care of their children as well. Know, however, that they need

In 2021, Forbes reported that almost half of Americans who have mental health disorders do not seek professional help. Their reasons vary: 36 percent of respondents said they prefer self-help; Of the people who answered above, 34 percent of those people said that they do not know where they can get the help they need;

Are you turning forty? While most people think they know what to expect when they turn forty—like more experiences with hot flashes and menopause symptoms—you may find yourself struggling with some new issues as well. As you enter the decade known for its changeability and surprises, here’s a look at some of the most common