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Women's Health

Blackmores’ Women’s Health content celebrates every stage of womanhood with uplifting advice to support energy, balance, and wellbeing.

Understand why puberty affects teen mood, and spot signs that they may need extra support.

Blackmores' guide to postnatal iron support and recovery.

Learn the signs a first period is coming, how to prepare a period kit, and when to see a GP.

Understand how menopause affects metabolism, muscle and body composition.

Learn what iron glycinate is, how it compares to ferrous sulphate, and why iron matters.

Understand how menopause can affect mood and emotional wellbeing, and discover lifestyle habits, sleep tips and support options.

Learn how menopause affects bone density, plus the nutrients, exercise and habits that support strong bones.

Learn what perimenopause is, when it starts, common signs and how long it lasts.

The forgetfulness, the brain fog, the word you can’t quite find. It’s not decline.

Heard of adolescence, but not matrescence? You’re not alone. Here’s why naming matrescence could change the way we think about becoming a mother.

For years, the gut was thought to be responsible only for digestion. Discover how the gut microbiome influences everything from immunity to mood and overall wellbeing.

Women's libido is shaped by more than hormones alone. Learn how stress, nutrition, energy and emotional wellbeing all play a role.

Learn how to prevent recurring cystitis with evidence-based strategies, cranberry supplements, and natural urinary wellness tips.

Learn how to support vaginal flora balance naturally. Discover the gut-vaginal connection, probiotics for women's health, and lifestyle strategies to manage Candida.

Discover how much calcium women need at every age, from pregnancy to menopause.

This summer-inspired salmon dish has been designed to be not just delicious, but also provide essential nutrients to promote women’s health.

Could Vitamin B be your secret weapon against PMS?

While occasional stress is common, stress can affect the regularity and symptoms of periods.

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