Relief Journal
Your First Period, the Sustainable Way: A Kind Guide for Teens
Just got your first period or helping someone who did? This beginner’s guide covers everything from how to calculate your menstrual cycle and ovulation to how to wash period underwear....
Unraveling PCOS: How It Affects Your Menstrual Cycle
Struggling with delayed periods, heavy flow, or no menstruation but a negative pregnancy test? PCOS could be the cause. Learn how it affects your menstrual cycle, from the follicular phase...
Cycle Comfort: Outfits to Work Out and be Out and About
Wondering what to wear on your period? From leak-proof underwear to comfy dresses and high-waisted leggings, here’s your guide to period-friendly outfits that ease cramps, hide bloat, and keep you...
How to Build a PCOS-Friendly Plate: Your Easy Guide to Balanced, Sustainable Meals
Struggling with PCOS? Learn how to build easy, balanced meals that support hormonal health and reduce inflammation. From smart carbs to hormone-friendly fats, this guide breaks it down with tasty...
Top 8 Natural Tips to Manage Your Menstrual Cycle
From herbal teas to heat therapy and cycle syncing, we gathered 8 science-backed and culturally rooted ways to care for your period naturally. These everyday rituals come straight from our...
Beyond Painkillers: 3 Proven Therapies for Period Pain Relief
Menstrual pain affects millions of people worldwide. For some, painkillers or hormonal contraceptives provide relief, but not everyone finds these solutions effective or sustainable. That’s why some are turning to...
Heavy Period? Try These 3 Natural Remedies
Suffering from heavy periods? Discover natural ways to ease the flow. From ginger and chamomile to heat therapy and yoga, this guide shares gentle, plant-powered remedies backed by science —...
Late Periods: Signs Your Cycle Could Signal More
Missing a period isn’t always a cause for panic—but it’s not something to ignore either. From stress and overtraining to PCOS, thyroid shifts, or early perimenopause, your cycle may be...
Period Facts: How to Track your Menstrual Flow
Most people lose just 30–40 mL of blood during their period—about two tablespoons. Total flow is closer to 50–90 mL. Knowing what’s normal can help identify Heavy Menstrual Bleeding, which...