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FROM AGE 20:• yearly gynecological exam• cervical cancer screening (Pap smear)• breast palpation examination• consultati...
22/05/2026

FROM AGE 20:
• yearly gynecological exam
• cervical cancer screening (Pap smear)
• breast palpation examination
• consultation with gynecologist
• yearly chlamydia screening until 25

From age 35:
• HPV + Pap co testing every 3 years
• general health check every 3 years
• skin cancer screening every 2 years

From age 50:
• mammography screening every 2 years
• colorectal cancer screening
• stool testing
• colonoscopy options
• cardiovascular and metabolic monitoring

Most women only use healthcare
when symptoms already appear.

But many conditions affecting women:
• cervical cancer
• breast cancer
• hypertension
• insulin resistance
• skin cancer

can develop silently for years.

Preventive care is not “extra.”
It is one of the highest leverage health decisions you can make. Be healthy and make your regular screenings!

Women’s nutrition was never supposed to be reduced to:“carbs are bad”or“eat more fat.”Your metabolism changes across the...
21/05/2026

Women’s nutrition was never supposed to be reduced to:
“carbs are bad”
or
“eat more fat.”

Your metabolism changes across the cycle.
Your energy needs change.
Your insulin sensitivity changes.
Even the way your body prefers to use fuel changes.

Yet most nutrition advice online still treats women like small men with a static metabolism.

That is one of the reasons why so many women today:
feel exhausted,
lose muscle,
struggle with cravings,
or constantly feel like they are “failing” diets.

The problem is often not carbohydrates or fats themselves.

The problem is forcing the female body into rigid nutritional ideologies without understanding physiology.

A healthy and beautiful body is usually built through:
stable energy,
muscle mass,
hormonal support,
recovery,
and long term consistency.

Not fear of one macronutrient.

The future of women’s health will likely become far more personalized, cycle aware, and metabolically intelligent.

And honestly, it should have happened much earlier.

19/05/2026

SPF 30 blocks ~97% of UVB rays.
SPF 50 blocks ~98% of UVB rays.
That 1–3% of UVB still gets through, especially with sun exposure over time.
Most people apply only 25–50% of the recommended amount, which slashes protection dramatically.
Sunscreen doesn’t fully block UVA (the rays that pe*****te deep and cause DNA damage and aging).
This means:
You can still develop skin cancer even if you use sun cream every day, especially if you have risk factors like fair skin, many moles, family history, or lots of sun exposure.
What actually protects you best:
✅ Broad-spectrum SPF 30–50, applied generously and reapplied every 2 hours
✅ Protective clothing, hats, sunglasses, shade, and avoiding peak sun hours
✅ Yearly full-body skin checkups with a dermatologist, even if you use sunscreen daily
✅ Monthly self-checks for new or changing moles, spots, or lesions.
Save this post and book your yearly skin checkup — even if you use sun cream every day.

Most heart research is done on men because we lack robust, accessible databases of women’s health data. Advocate for inv...
19/05/2026

Most heart research is done on men because we lack robust, accessible databases of women’s health data. Advocate for investments in women’s health data infrastructure, and follow for more on why this gap matters.

Three popular health protocols look disciplined on paper, but for many women, they can quietly drain energy, disrupt cyc...
18/05/2026

Three popular health protocols look disciplined on paper, but for many women, they can quietly drain energy, disrupt cycles, and make stress harder to handle. The goal isn’t to do more; it’s to do what actually supports your hormones, work, and recovery.

Family health history is not only about diagnosis.It’s about patterns.Timing.Symptoms.Experiences women carried silently...
15/05/2026

Family health history is not only about diagnosis.

It’s about patterns.
Timing.
Symptoms.
Experiences women carried silently.
The earlier we connect these dots,
the more chances we have to prevent instead of react.

That’s one of the reasons I speak so much about early screening and women’s preventive health 🤍

14/05/2026

Simonetta Vespucci’s beauty was immortalized by Botticelli, but her story also shows how women’s illness was often overlooked.
If she did have tuberculosis, symptoms could include a lingering cough, fever, night sweats, weight loss, weakness, chest pain, and that pale, tired look people once romantically called “delicate.” Back then, these signs were often missed because women’s complaints were dismissed, symptoms were vague or slow-building, and medicine had far fewer ways to detect disease early.
That’s why preventive screenings matter so much now: they help catch what used to be ignored 💙

Carrying about yourself is the best thing you can ever do. Do regular checkups, eat heathy, move and let this world enjo...
13/05/2026

Carrying about yourself is the best thing you can ever do. Do regular checkups, eat heathy, move and let this world enjoy of your glow 🍏

The best health protocol is the one you can actually keep doing.Simple often beats complicated, and consistency beats pe...
12/05/2026

The best health protocol is the one you can actually keep doing.
Simple often beats complicated, and consistency beats perfection. Find your best sking health protocol and let yourself shine this summer 🥰

04/05/2026

Stop comparing apples to oranges: if you aren’t testing on the same cycle day every year, you isn’t tracking your health, you’re just guessing 🫠 test smarter, be healthy with The Arc ❤️

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