It is no secret that women live longer than men. Of course, we know that medical advances in women's health have had a part to play in this; however, there is still a lot we don't know about the gender gap in health.
Experts have looked into this phenomenon by studying how biological, behavioral, and environmental factors impact women's health. The female advantage in terms of health has also been explained by the differences in hormones, such as estrogen levels, which affect - for example - weight gain, mood, and skin health.
So, while women's health has been a complex topic for years, there's nothing new about regularly boosting and checking your health. We'll help you identify deficiencies as well as recommend actions you can take to feel at the top of your game! With our home test kits, you can check various vitamin, mineral, and hormone levels - and as a result, optimize your health and well-being.
Women are especially prone to an iron deficiency – during menstruation and particularly during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Vitamin D is important for healthy hair and teeth, and in numerous other ways related to women's health.
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Supplements for Womencerascreen® prides itself on finding the solution when it comes to women's health. Home test kits are a great way to keep your health in check - especially when it is not as easy to visit your doctor in person. Such self-tests mean you can take blood or saliva samples within the comfort of your own home - whenever suits you best. After sending off your sample, you will receive a comprehensive results report that explains where your health is at and what you can do to further boost your vitality.
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With a few exceptions, we cannot produce vitamins ourselves; we have to consume them in through our diet. Find out how to boost your vitamin intake here!
No amino acid in your body has such a direct influence on your well-being as tryptophan. Eating foods containing sufficient tryptophan boosts not only your sleep quality but also your sense of contentment. Find out how!
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Men suffer from hair loss more often than women. When hair starts to fall out in clumps and bald patches appear, it’s not always down to genetics – there are other causes of hair loss in men. Find out what these causes are in our blog article!
One billion people around the world suffer from a lack of vitamin D, also known as the sun vitamin. We can only receive enough of this important vitamin with sufficient exposure to the sun or by taking the right supplements. Find out more about vitamin D deficiency in our blog article.
Are you pale, tired, and unable to concentrate? Then you may be suffering from anemia symptoms. When you have anemia, the red blood cells in your blood are out of balance, in many cases due to a lack of iron or vitamin B12. Find out more about anemia in our Health Portal article!
Magnesium is found in vegetables, fruit, whole grain products, and many drinks. Nevertheless, 10 to 20 percent of the world’s population probably suffers from a magnesium deficiency.
