Struggling with bad posture or annoying back pain? Here's a fun and easy-to-follow list of exercises that can help improve your posture and reduce back pain.
Nurses and Healthcare Workers are an entity of their own! We give to a fault, poor from our own glass way too often, care for all, work until we are exhausted and then work some more… and we often have a warped sense of humor. (We just can't be that perfect!). So, what you will find, is anything and everything that is All about the Nurse!
Your Benable list, "Things Girls Need on Their Cycle," offers a curated selection of essential items to help manage menstruation comfortably and conveniently. It includes sanitary products like pads, tampons, and menstrual cups, pain relief options such as heating pads and pain relievers, hygiene essentials like wipes and liners, and comfort items such as herbal teas and cozy clothing. This comprehensive list ensures that girls have everything they need to feel prepared and cared for during their menstrual cycle.
I finally found a supplement & vitamin routine that works for me! It takes a while to learn what your body needs & this isn’t medical advice. Just wanted to share my products! Check it out!
as a fourth year medical student who has completed a years worth of clinical rotations, here are some recommendations of things I appreciated having with me/made my experience better
I have been battling stage 2b breast cancer for almost 1 year now. I checked with my doctors to see what I could take to keep my body in the best shape possible to fight. Check with your doctor too, but these are the things in my house that I take daily!
My ongoing list of online trauma, somatic, and mental health courses by The Centre of Healing and others. I discovered The Centre of Healing while browsing for online courses. Later, I came across their trauma-informed certificate and gave it a try. It was such an easy to follow course. The online community was very engaged and there were lots of videos and written content. You can get a 10% discount on their courses by using the code FOUZ. My list of “other mental health courses” covers other important topics like men's mental health and learning therapies like CBT, ACT, etc in a way that's accessible. Are there any other trainings or courses you would add? Let me know!
I have PCOS and Endometriosis, so chronic pain and I are intimate… enemies? Here are some things I use to help alleviate different symptoms, seek comfort, or that lift my spirits during the harder pain days. I hope they help you, too!
**"Going through a mastectomy and reconstruction is a challenging journey—physically, emotionally, and mentally. But having the right essentials can make a world of difference in your recovery. These must-have items provide comfort, support, and convenience when you need them most. From pillows that cushion and protect sensitive areas to tools that help with mobility and healing, each item is designed to ease the discomfort of surgery and make daily activities a little more manageable. Whether it’s navigating bumpy car rides, finding a comfortable way to rest, or simply having everything within reach, these essentials can truly help. If you or someone you love is facing this experience, know that small comforts can go a long way in making recovery smoother. You are strong, and you deserve all the support possible on this journey."**
Necessities to make it through your 12 hr shift as a nursing girly ❤️🩹 all things self care, lunch, tools, clothes, etc. Nursing is such a tough but rewarding career. Keep yourself sane with fun items to take care of yourself 🫶🏼
I'm a migraine sufferer and have many in my home dealing with everyday aches and pains. Here are some items that help us feel better and navigate recovery!
Wellness essentials I incorporate into my daily routine, from morning to night time wind-down. I love starting my day with high quality supplements and Manuka honey. My evenings include magnesium and a cooling scalp serum for a relaxing bed time.
My ultimate practical gift guide, curated by a disabled person for other disabled people (or their loved ones). Find hydration drops, mobility accessories, sensory aids, and other items that make a genuine difference in day-to-day living.
Oral health represents general health. Basically, maintaining good oral hygiene is simple, 1) Brushing teeth thoroughly after eating and before sleeping 2) Flossing the teeth daily 3) cleaning the tongue after toothbrushing 4) visiting the dentist regularly. Here are my recs for oral hygiene routine.
I recently started paying more attention to my gums and teeth. I found this natural brand that doesn't use harsh alcohol and chemicals. My favorite brand so far is Guru Nada it’s all over tik tok. You can buy this brand at Walmart.
Being sick is the WORST! Here are my flu and cold remedies that are effective and promote getting back to health ASAP For both adults, kids, and babies! These are great to always have on hand cuz you never know when sickness will make its way to your home.
My “I saw it on TikTok and now my life is 2% more put together” list. Wellness products that actually make me feel like I have my life together — or at least faking it convincingly.
Check out our recs for your daily vitamins and supplements! We have tried all of these and use them in our daily routines! Obvs we are not doctors so check with yours first if you have any questions about the supplements on our list!
I'm not a huge energy drinker but I LOVE the ones good for your body (or at least tasty and less harmful than monster)! This list has my favorite energy drinks, pre-workouts, supplements, etc.! Use these for workout classes, daily energy, etc.!
When you're under the weather, having the right essentials can make all the difference. These must-haves have helped me rest, hydrate, and recover swiftly.
POTS is tough to manage… It can impact so many aspects of daily life including eating, hygiene, clothes, etc. hope this list of products that I use can be helpful for someone! nothing here is medical advice it's for educational purposes, please talk to your doctor
My health essentials are all about feeling good from the inside out: simple, natural products that support energy, gut health, glowing skin, and restful sleep. From daily vitamins to soothing blends, these are the staples I genuinely love and trust to keep me balanced and well every day.
Welcome to my supplement cabinet designed for beauty, balance, and healing from the inside out. I built this collection over time to support inflammation, hormonal balance, gut health, skin issues (especially while managing hidradenitis), chronic inflammation, and stress. You’ll find a mix of premium, budget friendly, vegan, and Black/women-owned options. I rotate many of these based on my body’s needs.
Most shoes today are too narrow and unhealthy for your feet. Wearing minimalistic shoes, going barefoot when possible, doing toe stretches, and wearing toe socks can help promote foot health. Here are a list of things my family and I have/use/want to promote healthy feet and some articles about the benefits of walking barefoot.
Face it, we all have had protein powder or snacks that simply taste nothing like the flavor it claims to be, or a texture that is so chewy, chalky, or dense. These however, are my tried and true treasures when it comes to protein treats🤎🍽️ From powders, to brownies, to bars, there’s plenty of variety and flavors to choose from🍩
The ultimate list for those who experience brain fog, lack motivation, or just need an edge at work. While these all help, first look to a healthier lifestyle. Exercise, sleep, and eating healthy boost your brain too! Meditation is supposed to help, but I haven't figured that one out yet 😅 Meanwhile, if you feel that you're lacking in the mental clarity department, then maybe take a look at this list 👀 (Talk to your doctor prior to using if you have a medical history/take prescriptions)
Want to wow your dentist at your next visit? Most of these products I use if they apply to me but there are other recommendations I threw in for braces, crowns, bridges, and sensitive teeth! Give them a try and watch your dentist be amazed.
Motherhood is beautiful—but let’s be real, it’s also exhausting. If you’re running on caffeine, cortisol, and chaos, this list is for you. These are the low-effort, high-impact self-care tools and biohacks that help regulate your nervous system, boost energy (without another cup of coffee), and bring you back to yourself—even if you only have 10 minutes
I'm all about movement and self-care. We don't stop moving because we get older, we get old because we stop moving! It's as easy as a walk, a bodyweight workout in your home, or some stretching while watching TV. Keep moving! As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
I use the Kids Magnesium to settle them before bed time (after bath). For pregnant ladies wanting to ease the horrendous leg cramps at night - this product works like a charm.
Resources for supporting feminine care and wellness. As women we are navigating through many changes in our physical wellness journey that play a huge role in how we feel & think. These are some of my favorite ways to support the needs of my body.
currently on my health journey starting with my weight! i’ve gone from 227lbs to 209lbs with the help of mochi health(not sponsored) and my fitness pal also i am NOT a doctor! this is simply why has helped me and me only and things i would recommend as a regular person
Explore this carefully curated list of supportive resources for autism and sensory processing disorders designed to help individuals, parents, and professionals find effective tools for everyday life. Whether you’re seeking sensory regulation strategies, autism-friendly therapy approaches, or community support for neurodivergent adults and children, you’ll find evidence-based, compassionate options here. Our collection includes occupational therapy tools for sensory needs, autism education programs, assistive technology for sensory sensitivities, and resources for emotional regulation and social communication. You’ll also discover books, podcasts, sensory-friendly products, and online support groups that promote self-advocacy, inclusion, and neurodiversity-affirming care. This guide is ideal for families, caregivers, educators, and clinicians looking to better understand sensory processing differences, autism support networks, and trauma-informed interventions. Every resource in this list emphasizes acceptance, accessibility, and empowerment for autistic and sensory-sensitive individuals of all ages.
In this one, I’m gonna kind of take you through my every day meds and my other grocery things that I use on a regular basis on a daily basis in most cases. Part 1 here. https://benable.com/Amykate38/my-health-journey-so-far-for-almost-2-years-summed-up-on-this-list-c0
Chemo sucks. The time it takes, the nausea, the hair loss, the neuropathy. All of it sucks. I kicked cancer’s ass six years ago and these are some of the things that made life a little more tolerable.
As someone who deals with psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis, I know how hard it can be to find products that actually soothe, hydrate, and calm flare ups without irritating the skin. This list includes shampoos, creams, gentle cleansers, moisturizers, scalp treatments, oils, and everyday essentials that have helped me manage dryness, flakiness, irritation, and sensitivity. ALL OF MY HOLY GRAILS! 🧴🫧🧡
I’m sharing what actually helps me—basic self-care that feels doable when you’re tired, busy, and skeptical of all the wellness noise. This is everything I tried or believe in, not because it’s trendy but because it works.
This is for you if you have a busy schedule like me and need some protein snack ideas or supplementation suggestions.
I would love to have all my meals and snack be whole foods but some days are very hectic so these snacks save the day.
coming from a REGISTERED DENTAL HYGIENIST 🫡🦷🪥 these are my recommendations on top of going to the dentist every 6 months! (or more often if recommended by your hygienist)
I use these supplements regularly to help me reach my protein goals, meet my vitamin intake, and maintain balanced gut health. Let's be real, sometimes I fall off. The key is to find things you enjoy, so it's easier to get back on track
Replacing needed supplements when you are over 50 is essential for good health, skin, and hair. After much research, these are the products I use on a daily basis and will purchase again and again
Menopause really affects us women in so many different ways. This list contains items which have improved my various symptoms ☺️ I hope it helps you to feel more comfortable during perimenopause.
As a self-proclaimed wellness junkie, these are my favorite natural health products and supplements. I have loved and trusted only Doterra essential oils for over a decade because they are a reputable company with great values, great quality, and their sourcing is responsible and from the plants native habitate, providing the best constituents in oil aka more effective!
If you struggle to fall asleep, these are all my recommendations of nighttime essentials that can make a big difference for a good sleep quality. I’ve put together cozy comfort items, and calming scents that can help you fall asleep faster and wake up feeling refreshed
Explore our Health & Personal Care collection, featuring essential products to support your daily wellness and self-care routine. From skincare and hygiene to wellness gadgets and personal care tools, each item is carefully selected to help you feel your best every day. Perfect for home use, travel, or as thoughtful gifts for family and friends. Enhance your lifestyle with quality products designed for comfort, convenience, and well-being.
These are my tried-and-true picks for staying grounded, moving my body, and feeling better overall. From meditation apps and journals to workout gear, I’m sharing the things I’ve used for years that just work for me!🫶🏻✨#WellnessJourney #MindfulLiving #FitnessFaves
Personal recommendations for your breast reduction from a 29 year old girlie that got her reduction done and didn't realize I was old and healing would be different than when I was 12 and had surgery - basically these are things I wish I didn't have to order or go to the store for post surgery.
When you're unable to go to the gym (for whatever reason), at home workouts are a good way to get exercise in to stay healthy, flexible and all the other good stuff that goes with moving your body.
-Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome-
Has to do with blood
volume and it not going to the right places when changing positions from sitting to standing. But that’s just the tip of what this all entails.. from heat intolerance (and cold) extreme fatigue, heart palpitations, having to intake a large amount of salt every day; I could go on and on and not two cases of POTS look the same. Still figuring this all out and discovering what works and what doesn’t every day!
I’ve been collecting some nursing necessities throughout my two years of nursing school and now working as a nurse. This list is a bunch of items and supplies that I personally need when going to work.
I love all of these things as a new grad and i use them almost every shift! some of these products were also super helpful to have in nursing school so students this one is for you too! i love all my healthcare girlies and i hope this is helpful!!
As a PCOS girlie, I understand the struggles with managing the multitude of symptoms associated with this syndrome. Here, i wish to share some supplements, vitamins, recipes, and pantry items that have assisted in my journey with PCOS.
As a Functional Medicine Nurse Practitioner, I’ve hand-picked these supplements and fitness tools that I personally use and recommend to support energy, balance, and overall wellness. From daily vitamins to workout essentials, this collection is all about making healthy living simple, effective, and enjoyable.
Over the years I have come to a plateau of healing and deal with chronic pain & mental/ physical fatigue. These items have helped me to endure my NEW NORMAL as I navigate trying to live as a functional member of society.
*Always consult your doctor when trying a new routine, supplement or life change.
Great period products that are clean, helfpful, affordable, and cute ✨ because why not make this time of the month a little more pleasant? I get really, really awful cramps every month, so I’ve spent a lot of time finding products that actually help. I stick to all-natural, quality ingredients that are proven to work, and these are the ones that have truly gotten me through it. :)
Want more energy, better focus, and an easy way to feel your best? These supplements and health hacks make staying healthy way less complicated. Little changes = big results, and it all starts with taking care of your body.
I have seborrheic dermatitis, as well as blepharitis, and I'm pretty particular about the scents of whatever I do use. I like lotions/items that last long and don't need to be reapplied throughout the day.
I feel like so many of us worry & stress about what we'd do or what we'd need in an emergency crisis situation. Yet we don't know where or what to start preparing. So I'm sharing things & tips I used to build up our supplies. We just started about a year ago so we don't have a ton of stuff but a decent amount. It's never too late to start & you don't have to have a ton of money to get started. I remember how I felt when I first started prepping- severely overwhelmed. This list, description & notes will likely be long as I'm going to try to add tips to every section & on items.
🍫 My go-to anti-inflammatory snacks & treats. As someone with a chronic condition, I stick to a gluten-free, dairy-free, low-sugar lifestyle — but these little goodies make life a whole lot sweeter
Have a friend or family member that is really into health, healthy practices and overall wellness - these gifts can be a great guide to get you started on what to buy for them!
If you’re like me you don’t plan to have a c section. But it’s always good to be prepared. I didn’t have anything for postpartum c section care and I regret it. Here’s a list of things I used on a daily basis during my recovery.
If you have a bendy body (like myself) and have been diagnosed with hypermobility or Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) life can be exhausting. Here's a list of my essential items to make my daily life easier and help me get more enjoyment out of life while dealing with chronic pain.
As a neurodivergent person (autism and ADHD) who also suffers from mental illness, I've tried out a lot of tools and resources to help my mental health over the years. These are the ones that have actually worked for me (and since every person is different, I'll include an explanation of how they worked for each tool, so you can make an informed decision for yourself).
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome looks different for everyone who has it. This list shares my personal tried-and-true favorites that positively impact my symptoms. None of these are medical claims, it is just education for those empowered to learn about options for their body!