Endometriosis & Nutrition: Easing Pain, Supporting Fertility, Reclaiming Your Days
Women's Health, Endometriosis Emilia Morelli Women's Health, Endometriosis Emilia Morelli

Endometriosis & Nutrition: Easing Pain, Supporting Fertility, Reclaiming Your Days

Endometriosis is not “bad periods.” It’s a chronic inflammatory condition that can hijack work, relationships, and fertility goals. Nutrition won’t replace medical treatment, but it can reduce pain and GI symptoms, support iron and energy, and nudge hormones toward balance. This guide shows you how to build a gentle, anti-inflammatory pattern that respects your body and your life.

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PCOS & Insulin Resistance: A Nutrition Roadmap That Actually Works
Women's Health, PCOS Emilia Morelli Women's Health, PCOS Emilia Morelli

PCOS & Insulin Resistance: A Nutrition Roadmap That Actually Works

Insulin resistance is the quiet engine that drives many PCOS symptoms—from irregular cycles and acne to energy dips and weight fluctuations. This guide translates evidence into a calm, doable plan. You’ll learn how to balance carbohydrates, use protein and fiber strategically, layer in movement and sleep, and decide if supplements like inositol or vitamin D make sense for you.

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Nutrition for Hormonal Balance in Women: What the Science Says
Emilia Morelli Emilia Morelli

Nutrition for Hormonal Balance in Women: What the Science Says

Hormonal health plays a central role in women’s overall well-being, affecting everything from mood and metabolism to skin and fertility. This blog dives into how food choices influence hormones and offers science-backed tips for each stage of a woman’s life.

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Seed Cycling for Hormone Balance: Does It Actually Work?
Emilia Morelli Emilia Morelli

Seed Cycling for Hormone Balance: Does It Actually Work?

Seed cycling is a popular natural approach to balancing hormones throughout the menstrual cycle, but is there real science behind it? This post explores what seed cycling is, how it's supposed to work, and what the evidence actually says.

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