Perimenopause and menopause can be a challenging time for women and people with periods, and until recently, very little was known about the symptoms and treatments available.
Wellness
How do I talk to my doctor about endometriosis?
I think I have endometriosis, how do I talk to my doctor about it? Marketing Manager Jess gives her top tips for discussing a diagnosis.
PCOS Diet: 3 food ins and outs you need to know
Learning to manage PCOS symptoms can be daunting. Here are 3 easy food ins and outs that can help control symptoms and beat bloating.
Join project #BeKind!
For over 30 years, Natracare has been committed to creating eco-friendly period alternatives that are kind to both our bodies and the planet. With Project #BeKind, we’re taking it one step further by encouraging everyone to adopt a greener and more sustainable lifestyle.
Why Natracare is an Endometriosis Friendly Employer
Fighting endometriosis stigma raises awareness and leads to better support. This is why Natracare are proud Endometriosis Friendly Employers.
How to Check for Signs of Breast Cancer
Detecting early signs of breast cancer can be difficult, as the signs and symptoms can be different case by case, but there are practices that you can do to help detect any changes early – just like attending smear tests, it’s just as important to check your breasts regularly.
What is a Missed Miscarriage?
October is pregnancy and infant loss awareness month, and we’d like to shine some light on an often forgotten type of miscarriage – the missed miscarriage (sometimes called a silent miscarriage).
Is it Only Women Who Get Breast Cancer?
Most cases of breast cancer affect women – in fact, it’s the most diagnosed cancer in women worldwide. But can men also get breast cancer?
Why Natracare Products are Resorcinol Free
Resorcinol is a chemical found in adhesives, often used in dyes, resins, and cosmetics. Why are our products free of it?
Postmenopausal Bleeding: What is it?
One perk of menopause is not having a period, but some people do experience postmenopausal bleeding. So, what is it and why does it happen?
