Bøger af Lisa Moran

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder that affects people with ovaries. It is characterized by imbalances in reproductive hormones, leading to a range of symptoms such as irregular menstrual cycles, cysts on the ovaries, and hormonal fluctuations. PCOS can impact fertility, metabolism, and overall well-being. Common signs include acne, excessive hair growth, weight gain, and insulin resistance.PCOS is prevalent, affecting around 5-10% of women of reproductive age. It is one of the most common endocrine disorders among this demographic.This comprehensive book unravel the mysteries of PCOS with groundbreaking insights, holistic strategies, and life-changing solutions. This book is not just an informational resource; it's your essential companion on the journey to hormonal harmony. Break free from limitations, cultivate resilience, and embrace vibrant living with a wellness blueprint designed specifically for PCOS. With empathy and understanding, our guide goes beyond symptoms, offering a persuasive and supportive narrative that will reshape your perspective on PCOS. Invest in your well-being, and let this book be your key to unlocking a balanced, fulfilling life with PCOS.

This volume elucidates international biographical and narrative perspectives on how COVID-19 influenced people¿s daily lives across different countries and contexts. It draws together global interdisciplinary scholarly contributions and conceptualizes the lived life as a complex, multilayered and multidimensional phenomenon that is constantly unfolding both in and across time. Significantly, this volume focuses on seldom-heard groups including persons diagnosed with HIV, COVID-19 dissenters, prisoners, essential workers, waste pickers, refugees and migrants. The chapters focus on the pandemic's multifarious impacts on people¿s lived realities in personal and professional domains, exploring the complexity of people¿s relationships with family, friends, interactions with colleagues and students and the centrality of emotions, to everyday human experiences, including grief, loss and loneliness as well as moments of joy and processes of personal renewal. This volume explores innovative questions, issues and challenges on the development and utilization of rich, biographical narrative methodologies during COVID-19, addressing important issues like power and voice, and pragmatic questions of how to do biographic research whilst socially distant. Contributions to this work illuminate the multidimensionality of human experiences, adaptability to adverse circumstances and the complexity of working through unanticipated global events whilst reimagining novel social futures.