Fitbit wants to help women stay on top of their cycles. It added a "female health tracking" feature to its app two months ago, which puts data about periods and ovulation alongside your other metrics. Although there are plenty of period and fertility...
Two months ago, when Fitbit unveiled its Versa smartwatch, the company also announced an upcoming feature called "Female health tracking" that would launch in May. Now that we're a week into the month, Fitbit is ready to roll it out. The new tool is...
Earth may have gone through a period of intense bombardment shortly after moon’s creation.New simulations suggest that Earth in its early evolution collided with moon-sized objects multiple times....
Jurassic period is characterized by some of most incredible forms of life that continue to puzzle paleontologists even today. It was the age of dinosaurs and giant reptiles living on land while...
Pterosaurs are an extinct group of reptiles that existed from Late Triassic to the end of Cretaceous period. These earliest vertebrates were also the first animals that evolved the ability to fly,...
I wasn't surprised two weeks ago when I was invited to see an early demo of a so-called smart tampon. I am, after all, one of few women who write for Engadget. Indeed, as I would later find out, the founder of this startup, called my.Flow, had no pl...
While I can’t speak from direct experience, period pains can be pretty terrible. That said, we guys feel the pain too, since the ladies often give us hell when Aunt Flo is visiting. Some women take painkillers to deal with it, but maybe there is a better way. The creators of this IndieGogo project think so.
The idea is to give women a solution that doesn’t involve any chemicals. Livia uses electric pulses to soothe the pain instead. The idea is that Livia will block the pain signals from reaching your brain by “closing the pain gates”. From what I’ve seen, this is definitely something that women would love to try if it works as advertised.
So is it science or BS? We have no idea, but we know that this works by sticking two electrodes on your belly and activating it. For $85 you can find out if it really works, once the device eventually ships, that is.
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