Common Health Concerns in your 20s and 30s Many women ignore their health concerns when they are young. At the time when they get their periods they are still children. When something is off with their cycle- irregular periods, heavy flow, painful periods, pms, acne, ect, many of these young girls are easily convinced to […]
Mental Health
Roadblocks to Women’s Health
Roadblocks to Women’s Health Have you been to doctor after doctor? With every appointment being given a new set of instructions without results? Do you have the feeling that something is missing, but feel like no one is listening to you? What if the assessment is incomplete? What if the treatment plan isn’t quite right? […]
Exhaustion is an Epidemic. How to take Control of Your Health
Exhaustion is an Epidemic. How to take Control of Your Health There is an epidemic in women’s health and it may not be what you think… It’s exhaustion. Many of the women who seek care at Health Over All are at a breaking point. There is usually a specific health concern that gets them in […]
Do I Really Need to Exercise?
Do I Really Need to Exercise to be Healthy? Many people struggle to fit exercise into their schedule. But, is it really that important to a health plan if you are eating right and taking care of yourself in other ways? The short answer is…yes! Exercise is a powerful tool that can often be overlooked, […]
Addressing Burnout for Better Health
Addressing Burnout for Better Health Are you always feeling stressed and overwhelmed? Feeling like you have an endless to-do list and hating Sundays because of the dread of the work week to come? You could be exhibiting signs of burn out. “Burn out” isn’t just something we say when we are tired and stressed, it […]
Is it me or my PMS?
Is it me or my PMS? About 80% of women report at least 1 physical or emotional symptom during the 2 weeks prior to their period (luteal phase). Having symptoms that present in the 5 days before your period and resolve within 4 days of the onset of menses is considered premenstrual syndrome (or PMS). […]