Period Cycle

Period Queen takes the worst thing about being a woman and turns it into the best thing. Author and period preacher Lucy Peach urges us to stop treating periods like nature's consolation prize for being a woman, banishing the notion that hormones reduce us to being random emotional rollercoasters. Become an expert in recognizing what you need at different times of the month and learn how every cycle gives you a chance to cultivate the most important relationship of your life: the one with your precious self. It's pretty bloody amazing.

The average person with periods goes through more than four hundred menstrual cycles in their lifetime–over four hundred cycles of changing hormones that impact mood, energy levels, productivity, appetite, metabolism, sleep, connection, and more. Yet we don’t learn enough about periods. The Period Literacy Handbook is a comprehensive guide to menstrual health that weaves together menstrual biology, naturopathic and conventional medicine, the world's socio-political landscape, advocacy tools, and practical strategies for more peaceful periods.

Women are told the pill is the solution to every hormonal issue, but it's not. From painful periods to fertility struggles, real concerns are too often brushed aside. This empowering guide, written by a functional medicine physician, offers science-backed strategies that align with your menstrual cycle.

50 Things to Know About Your Menstrual Cycle: The Period Book by Jane Muthoni offers an approach to different views that people have on this important process in the woman’s body and thus people should be aware of them. Most books on menstrual cycle tell you about the process itself; this book will too. Although there's nothing wrong with that, there should be an in-depth explanation of the basic facts, beliefs, misconceptions and some simple things that people take for granted that can cost us dearly in relation to the menstrual cycle; for example, menstrual blood disposal.