
Many women notice changes on the scale after stopping the pill. Learn what's biologically behind it, how long it takes, and what really helps.

Hormonal or hormone-free contraception? And should it be the hormonal or copper IUD? We provide scientifically sound explanations of the effects, advantages, and risks of both contraceptives and of...

The pill or the hormonal IUD? We explain the scientifically sound effects, advantages, and risks of both contraceptives and provide you with medically reviewed guidance to help you make an informed...

Does the pill increase cancer risk, or even protect against it? Combination pills slightly increase breast cancer risk, while other types of cancer decrease significantly. The honest fact check wit...

Does the pill really make you gain weight? Three mechanisms explain why it feels that way, which pill doesn't make you gain weight, and 6 tips that really help.

You’ve stopped taking the pill and are suffering from hair loss? You’re not alone. According to a recent study, this affects a full 26% of all women who stop taking the pill. Despite the significan...

Hormonal contraception not only affects the cycle but also measurably alters at least 9 lab values. Here's what that means for your next blood test and how to correctly interpret your results.

Hormonal contraceptives like the pill don’t just affect the body – they can also have a profound impact on the brain and mental health. Research shows that the pill may alter brain structure, weake...

The pill can lower folate, B vitamins, magnesium, zinc, and other micronutrients. Find out which ones are affected, what symptoms this causes, and how you can specifically protect your supply.






