Why Black Women Are More Likely to Have Uterine Fibroids
All women can develop uterine fibroids but Black women are three times more likely than any other race. Find out what is being done about this and more information here.
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5 Black-Owned CBD Brands and Why You Should Try Them
The wellness industry is expanding into the cannabis industry with many CBD brands and products available. Support one of these Black-owned CBD brands.
Self Care: Exercising
In a recent interview with FunTimes Magazine, Dr. McGuire-Brown described self-care as “a mind, body and soul experience. It is the connectivity of mentally loving yourself, physically taking care of your body and doing things to make you happy. The physical is just as important as the others.”
8 Black Celeb Vegans and the Benefits of Veganism
Black people are more likely to get heart disease and diabetes. A plant-based diet may be the solution. Read why these 8 Black celebs went vegan and how veganism could help you.
8 Black-owned Hair Care Brands Your Crown Will Love
These eight Black-owned hair care brand will ensure your crown is happy and healthy, from root to tip.
Hydration and Self Care
Did you know that the human body is roughly 65% water? Additionally, we lose water daily through sweating, exhaling and going to the bathroom. We must consistently replenish or else dehydration and its complications may set in.
8 Black Skincare Brands for the Best Self-Care Day
Self-care is a broad term that encompasses just about anything a person does for for themselves, and having a good skincare routine to keep your skin happy and healthy is an easy way to practice self-care. We want to highlight 8 Black-owned skincare brands to add to your at-home facials and skincare routine.
Why PCOS Affects Black Women Differently
PCOS is a common hormonal disorder yet the diagnosis’ rate is low, especially for Black women. Find out more here on how Black women are affected differently.
Doulas – A Potential Key To Solving Black Maternity Mortality
Black women are three times more likely to die than White women in birth-related deaths. Doulas could be advocates for Black mothers in a racially biased medical system.
Why Diabetes is Higher in Black Americans & How to Lower Your Risk
November is Diabetes Awareness Month, and World Diabetes Day is celebrated on November 14 in more than 100 countries. This month was established in 1975, but the American Diabetes Association (ADA) trademarked it as American Diabetes Month in 1997.