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In the latest episode of Unprocessed, hosts Grace and Clara sit down with Danni Rowlands to delve into the intricate relationship between social media, societal expectations, body image and mental health. With Danni's courageous sharing of her personal journey with an eating disorder, the conversation offers invaluable insights into finding the road to recovery.

 Pelvic pain, cramping and heavy periods are all common signs of adenomyosis – but why do so few women with the condition actually get that diagnosis? Unfortunately, the lack of awareness of the disease – and its prevalence – is a global scourge leaving millions of women in chronic pain. Let's lift the veil on this stealthy condition and the dangers of the many misunderstandings around women’s health.

Disney royalty Hilary Duff has shared some insight into her dieting views, leaving many concerned the actress and singer is perpetuating harmful, disordered eating behaviours. Read on to find out what the Lizzie Maguire star said and why her comments are sending shockwaves across the net.

Endometriosis and adenomyosis are the debilitating reproductive conditions often referred to – not-so-lovingly – as cousins – why? Because they both deal with tissue overgrowth – but they are not the same, and the difference doesn’t merely lie in awareness. Let’s dive in. 

Adenomyosis, endometriosis’ little known – but equally as debilitating – cousin, is criminally misunderstood, leaving countless women in the dark with confusing symptoms, inadequate care and misdiagnoses. We’re here to bust 7 of the major myths that prevail despite growing research around the condition.

While adenomyosis commonly presents with symptoms such as pelvic pain and heavy menstrual bleeding, there are some less typical symptoms that you may experience – and our medical system’s lack of awareness around these telling signs is one of the drivers of low diagnosis rates. Here’s what to look out for.

The lead-up to your period – also known as the Luetal phase – is the perfect time to lay the foundations for fewer cramps. The secret? What you put on your plate. And the best part? Chocolate is absolutely on the list! 

Dreading the annual sugar crash that comes with Easter? Fear not – we’ve got 3 foolproof tips and tricks for a weekend to remember, minus the sugar of course! Plus, we’ll be sharing a FREE Easter recipe the whole family will love – hot cross buns! What Easter would be complete without these? Read on for your guide to a healthy, exciting celebration.

After a delicious Easter lunch with family and friends, you may find yourself with a fridge full of leftovers. But fear not! Instead of letting those tasty morsels go to waste, why not transform them into three nifty recipes that will keep you going for days?

For many of us, bloating and constipation are a way of life – but No Ugly have set out to end this reality with their Gut tonic, and the IQS community are the lucky few who’ve had the chance to try the tonic for themselves. With 94.74% of participants reporting a positive impact and over 90% planning to continue drinking No Ugly Gut, the people have spoken!

Easter is a time for celebration, family gatherings, and delicious treats – but it doesn't have to be synonymous with blood-sugar spikes! With a bit of creativity, you can enjoy an Easter egg hunt and a table full of fun treats! We’ll show you how.