women’s health

Most people chalk urinary incontinence and excessive urgency up to age. We get old, stuff stops working, we wake up to wet sheets. Cue jokes about adult diapers and investing in “Depends” futures. It’s not entirely out of line. Aging matters. There’s just more to it. Like other aspects of “aging,” incontinence and unreasonable urgency...

Emmy-winning TV host, author and certified trainer Samantha Harris shares her top lessons learned from her breast cancer experience.Samantha Harris is a TV host, author, certified trainer and breast cancer survivor.When you think of what it means to be “fit,” what immediately comes to mind? Someone who goes to the gym on a regular basis, eats...

Here’s how to keep your spine safe and healthy from top to bottom and improve your results in the process.Maintaining spinal integrity during exercise is paramount, but keeping your spine safe goes beyond the simple directive of maintaining good posture when performing big or heavy movements. It also expands into programming, workout timing and more....

Skip the side effects most pain medications cause in favor of a cure grown by Mother Nature herself.If you’ve ever suffered from chronic pain (such as arthritis), acute pain (an injury) or muscle soreness after a particularly tough workout, then you know you’ll do just about anything to find relief: ice, heat, compression, acupuncture, meditation,...

A Primal woman’s first reaction to the prospect of taking synthetic hormone replacements for menopause? Probably a healthy dose of skepticism. We in the ancestral health community, after all, tend to view pharmaceuticals as a last resort—interventions that are overprescribed by vested interests, create their own set of side effects, and may even do more...