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The Do It Daily Podcast
Bex Lock
5 episodes
3 months ago
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02. Part 1: Things We Should’ve Learnt in Health Ed
The Do It Daily Podcast
20 minutes 21 seconds
4 months ago
02. Part 1: Things We Should’ve Learnt in Health Ed
Cycle health, PMS, birth control & the truth about ovulation. In this solo episode, I’m diving into the conversation I wish we had in school — the real education we never got about our bodies, hormones, and cycle health. There’s so much we’re only just learning about how our body works as women — and it’s not our fault. With so little research historically done on women’s health, many of us were handed birth control at 14 without any real explanation, told PMS is normal, and taught that our period is the “main event.” But here’s the thing: it’s not.And it’s time we reclaimed this knowledge. This is the first of a two-part series unpacking “What we should’ve learnt in health ed.” In Part 1, I cover: Why ovulation (not your period) is the true star of the cycle How to know if you’re ovulating — and why it matters beyond fertility Why PMS is common, but not normal — and what it’s trying to tell you The real deal with birth control — suppression vs regulation How stress, under-eating and overtraining can shut down ovulation Key takeaway: Your cycle is a vital sign. Your symptoms are not random. And your body is capable of feeling so much more balanced, supported, and understood — when you start tuning in instead of pushing through.   Looking for guided support to improve your health and wellbeing? Join my membership, The Elevated Health Method — where we dive deep into food, training, and mindset that actually supports your cycle. DM "EMBODIED" to @doitdaily.coaching on Instagram for more details. Interested in more personalised support? You can also DM me anytime to chat about 1:1 coaching.   If you enjoyed this episode, it would mean so much if you could please leave a review, subscribe or share it with a friend because knowledge is power. And if something resonated — DM me! I’d love to continue this conversation.
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