How to Work With the 4 Phases of Your Menstrual Cycle
Throughout each month our bodies go through a cycle of changes that affect our mood, our physical strength, our motivation for tasks and our general wellbeing.
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Throughout each month our bodies go through a cycle of changes that affect our mood, our physical strength, our motivation for tasks and our general wellbeing.
From the first day of our period through to the end, this is when our energy levels are at their lowest.
Have you ever felt like your body has its own schedule, completely independent of your alarm clock?
The first couple of days of this phase feel similar to the
ovulatory phase, this all changes when our Estrogen and Testosterone levels
start to lower, and our body starts producing progesterone.
All of the hard work our bodies have been going through over the week lead to Ovulation.
This second phase on from menstruation, the Follicular phase is when our pituitary gland releases the Follicle stimulating hormone, which stimulates the follicles in ovaries to mature.
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