Tianna Soto
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Aug 20, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Women's Health
- Top 10K sites
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- Jul 22, 2026
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Is ‘Progesterone Sensitivity’ a Real Thing? Doctors Break Down What the Internet Gets Right and Wrong About the Buzzy Phrase (opens the original)
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“Does anyone feel kinda stoned after taking their hormones?” a Reddit user recently posted in r/Perimenopause. Replies rolled in, and one comment after another named the same feeling: foggy, hazy, dazed, confused, and even “mummy-like”—particularly when taking progesterone. The term “progesterone sensitivity” has been spreading fast on social media, which might sound alarming, considering that taking progesterone is a common part of menopausal hormone therapy, also known as hormone replacement t
Experts Say GLP-1 Usage May Affect Your Mental Health—Even if You’re Not on One (opens the original)
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You’re scrolling through your social media feed and notice a friend looks much thinner than they did a few months ago. Your coworker mentions she’s just “not hungry anymore.” Your group chat is dissecting a red carpet photo, concerned about their favorite (shrinking) actress. If it feels like everyone around you is quietly getting smaller, you’re not imagining it: About 11 percent of Americans are on a GLP-1, and the trend is reshaping how many people feel about their own bodies—even if they’ve
More Women Than Ever Are Going Full Glam for Race Day. Here's Why the Trend Is So Divisive. (opens the original)
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Sneakers—check. Bib—check. Glitter makeup…check? A 13.1- or 26.2-mile run hardly feels like the place for doing full glam, but increasingly, races are starting to look like red carpets. It’s all part of a growing trend where people are doing elaborate hair and makeup routines before heading to the start line—and it’s changing the face of running as we know it. After running for six years, Jenna Freitas, 32, based in Austin, Texas, only recently started getting dressed up for races. She says soci
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