Exercise & Nutrition, Self-care
Heart Health Month Quiz
Take our Heart Health Month quiz to test your knowledge and learn more about heart disease prevention!
As women, getting enough vitamin D is crucical to supporting our bone health. 🦴💪🏻Vitamin D also been linked to other aspects of health including autoimmune disease risk, heart health and cognitive function. 💗🧠While we can’t always rely on the sun, there are other ways to increase vitamin D intake in the winter months. Follow @axiawomenshealth more helpful women’s health tips! 👍🏻
#womenshealth #vitamind #reelsinstagram #bonehealth #vitamindtherapy
Have you had a heart-to-heart with your Axia Women`s Health provider? 💜 No matter your age or how fit you feel, having a conversation about your risk factors for cardiovascular disease is important for all women. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death or women in the US. But, with proper knowledge and prevention techniques you can help lower your risk. Let`s start the conversation!
#hearthealthmonth #hearthealth #goredforwomen
For women who are just beginning to feel the effects of the change of life, menopause can be mystifying, but it doesn’t have to be. Menopause expert, Dr. Joann Richichi with Axia Women`s Health, offers advice in an interview with Better Nutrition.
#menopausesupport #hormonesupport #hormonalhealth #hotflashes #aging #fiftyplus #perimenopause #menopause #over50 #50andfabulous
Despite increased awareness around heart disease, research shows only half of women recognize heart disease as the number one killer of women. Fortunately, it`s also highly preventable. ❤️When it comes to heart health, there are four numbers every woman should know. Knowing these numbers can help you determine your risk and to work with your provider to take action! 💪🏻
#hearthealth #knowyournumbers #goredforwomen #womenhearthealth #hearthealthmonth❤️
Mark your calendar! In honor of National Diabetes Month, Stephanie Klein, a Registered Dietitian, with our friends at @simplex_health will be joining us for an IG Live on Tuesday, Nov 16 at 12 pm ET to discuss gestational diabetes.
We`ll be covering everything from risk factors, tips on how to manage gestational diabetes, and other helpful nutrition advice. Tune in live for our Q&A or shoot us a DM/comment below with a question you`d like to see addressed during the live.
#IGLive #DiabetesMonth #GestationalDiabetes #Nutrition #pregnancynutrition
Gestational diabetes (a form of high blood sugar during pregnancy) affects up to 14% of pregnant women in the US each year. Left untreated, it can pose serious complications for both mother and baby. Read on for Jamie’s story of managing gestational diabetes through the help of her Axia Women’s Health care team and our partner @simplex_health
Photo credit: Jamie S. and her son A.J. born September 4, 2021
“I was caught off guard when I first learned I had gestational diabetes. I felt healthy and was focused on eating well. I didn’t sense that anything was off. Fortunately, my OB/GYN Dr. Cynthia Alessio (Axia`s Women`s Health Associates of Bucks County) caught it early through a screening test at 24 weeks.
Dr. Alessio enrolled me in a nutrition program with Simplex Health where I learned what to eat and how to monitor my sugars. The best part of the program was the ease with which I could contact my nutrition consultant. She was so easy to work with, and made it clear that if I ever needed her, she was only a text or call away. When juggling many different doctor`s appointments, this convenience and flexibility was so helpful.
For other women facing a gestational diabetes diagnosis, I think the best thing you can do is find and stick to a diet regimen early. Pregnancy is temporary, but gestational diabetes could have lifelong effects if you don’t treat it early.”
Visit link in bio and click "Gestational Diabetes Resources" for more info on our personalized nutrition program.
#myaxiajourney #gestationaldiabetes
The answer is….true. Research shows a drop in a woman`s estrogen after menopause may contribute to higher amounts of low-density lipoprotein (LDL), the "bad" cholesterol. High cholesterol is one of the leading risk factors of heart disease. High cholesterol usually has no symptoms. Fortunately, a simple blood test can screen for high cholesterol and can help you stay in control of your health!
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.#cholesterolawareness #cholesteroleducationmonth #knowyournumbers❤️ #hearthealth #heartdisease
Being pregnant during the summer months can be rough! 😩Your body temperature is already elevated, and the summer heat can make things even more uncomfortable.
We asked one of our OB/GYNs and mama-to-be Dr. Jessica Arendal to share her summer pregnancy tips with us. 🌞
For Dr. Arendal`s full list of tips, visit link in bio and click "Summer Pregnancy Survival Guide."
#summerpregnancy #summerpregnancyproblems #pregnancyhacks #nutrition #healthysummerfoods #AskAxia
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