by Mendie | Jun 8, 2026 | Fitness, Heart and Circulation, Women's Health
The evidence supporting sauna use as a health intervention has grown substantially over the past two decades, driven in large part by longitudinal research from Finnish population studies and by the work of Dr. Rhonda Patrick, who has synthesized and communicated this...
by Mendie | Jun 8, 2026 | Digestive, Men's Health, Stress, Women's Health
Stress is routinely discussed as though it is purely psychological, something to manage with mindset, perspective, and self-care habits. Dr. Rangan Chatterjee, physician and host of Europe’s number one health podcast Feel Better, Live More, takes a more...
by Mendie | Jun 8, 2026 | Stress, Women's Health
Stress is a physiological state, a measurable cascade of hormonal and neurological activity initiated by the brain in response to perceived threat. It is not simply an emotion, and it cannot be fully resolved by thinking differently about a situation. It requires a...
by Mendie | Jun 8, 2026 | Heart and Circulation, Women's Health
The leading health risk for women is not breast cancer, though breast cancer receives the most public attention and fear. It is cardiovascular disease, which kills more women than all cancers combined. And yet the conversation about women’s cardiovascular health...
by Mendie | Jun 8, 2026 | Bone and Joint, Fitness, Women's Health
The standard medical recommendation is to begin monitoring bone density at age 65. For women with typical risk factors, this means the first DEXA scan arrives after an entire decade or more of accelerated bone loss has already occurred, loss that began in the years of...
by Mendie | Jun 8, 2026 | Brain, Immune System, Men's Health, Sleep, Women's Health
Most people are aware, in a vague sense, that phones before bed are not ideal for sleep. That awareness has not translated into behavioral change for most, and the reason is probably that the framing has remained abstract. Dr. Matthew Walker, neuroscientist and sleep...