In today’s episode, I have the founder of Lunette, Heli Kurjanen on the show. We talk about what inspired Heli to start this company and go through some of the most common questions women have about menstrual cups, how to use them, and why so many women are switching over to them. Topics discussed in… Read More »
FFP 135 | Are Your Menstrual Products Toxic? | The Truth About Conventional Pads & Tampons | Managing Menstruation in Low Resource Settings | Molly Hayward
Molly is the visionary female founder of Cora. If you haven’t heard of Cora tampons before, Cora is a brand committed to providing healthy, modern menstrual products (i.e. tampons) in a completely new way. After traveling the world through many developing nations Molly saw how menstruation negatively affects girls and women living in low resource… Read More »
The Biggest Lie We’ve Been Told About Our Bodies
From the first time I discovered fertility awareness back when I was 19 years old I realized we had been sold a lie. It all started when our trusted school teachers told us we could get pregnant on every single day of our cycles. What I’ve found in my work with women is that it… Read More »
FFP 127 | What Does a Normal Period Look Like? | How Much Am I Supposed To Bleed During My Period? | Lisa | Fertility Friday
In this special solo episode, I address some common menstruation questions. Unfortunately, periods are talking about enough so, often times, women never truly understand what a normal period is supposed to like. I get asked questions about this topic time and time again by the women in the various programs and groups I run. I… Read More »
How Much Am I Supposed to Bleed During My Period?
If your menstrual cycle education was anything like mine, you were given precious little information about what a normal period is supposed to look like, and since your only experience of menstruation is your own, it’s easy to assume that your period is normal and everyone else’s period must be kind of like yours. If… Read More »
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