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Your Postpartum Recovery Timeline: What to Expect in the First Year
Wondering what's normal in postpartum recovery? Get a month-by-month guide to pelvic health, strength, mental wellbeing & hormones - from Sydney's integrated women's health clinic.
8 Common Signs of An Unhealthy Gut
Some of the common signs of an unhealthy gut include chronic fatigue or tiredness, digestive issues, poor sleep, skin irritation, moodiness, food intolerances, weight fluctuations and constant illness.
7 Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Myths, Debunked
Think Pelvic Floor Dysfunction only affects women, or that it's just incontinence? A Papaya Clinic pelvic health physio busts 7 common myths - and what actually helps
The role of pelvic floor physiotherapy in endometriosis treatment
How pelvic floor physiotherapy supports endometriosis management - from pain relief to post-surgical recovery. Holistic, integrated care at Papaya Clinic, Newtown.
Menopause Sleep Problems: Causes & How to Manage Sleep
Around 50% of women experience sleep problems during menopause. Learn what causes disrupted sleep and practical tips to help you rest better at night.
Is Pilates Good for Menopause & Perimenopause?
Pilates combines exercise, mindful movement and breathwork into a joint-friendly session, making it ideal during Menopause & Perimenopause.
What Is Functional Health Testing? A Naturopath's Guide
Naturopaths use a holistic approach to find the potential causes of ‘unexplained’ health issues by investigating the state of different body systems, including functional testing.
Creatine for Women: What the Research Says (And Where We're Still Learning)
Creatine has had a bit of a glow-up lately. For years it was seen as a supplement for body-builders, but the research has been quietly building a much more interesting picture, particularly for women. Read the blog to find out how it could support you.
Carbs Aren’t the Enemy: What the Evidence Says for Postpartum and Perimenopausal Women
Low-carbohydrate diets have been marketed heavily to women for years. While reducing certain types of carbohydrates can be helpful in some situations, the blanket message that “carbs are bad” doesn’t stand up particularly well when we look at the evidence for women who are postpartum or perimenopausal. In fact, for many women during these life stages, carbohydrates play an important role in supporting energy, recovery, exercise performance, hormonal health, and overall wellbeing.

