When we talk about female health, it is wrong to assume that only female reproductive health is concerned with this topic. Instead, the genetic and hormonal dissimilarities between male and female organisms are the main reason why our bodies work in different ways — note that there is no “better” or “superior” gender, only different and we can blame the evolution on it.

Female reproductive hormones are signal molecules our endocrine glands produce that regulate the metabolic processes. However, their effects are not limited to the reproductive system only, they influence many other organs as well. For example, estrogens not only regulate the menstrual cycle, they also affect proper bone mineralisation and prevent bone loss which is the main cause of osteoporosis, protect blood vessels by keeping them flexible thus reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases, and in the skin they improve its thickness and health by preventing the degradation of collagen which leads to skin aging.

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