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In the United States, women spend over $2 billion per year on feminine hygiene products, including tampons, pads, feminine washes, sprays, powders, and personal wipes. Recently, little research existed on how chemicals in these products may affect women’s health. As findings emerge, several scientists and interest groups are now calling for more research to understand the connection between such products and women's health.

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There’s A Way StyronDavis Resource Network is devoted to the health and wellness of all people. Our organizational activities are focused on the many natural ways of promoting healing. From vitamins to supplements to information pertaining to products and services that are good for the body and less harmful for the environment. Some of our areas of special interest are Women’s reproductive health, prostate cancer in men and autism in children.

When it comes to women’s reproductive health, research on contraceptives and STIs continues to spark interest worldwide. But a related area—chemical exposures from feminine hygiene products and personal lubricants—has received much less attention.

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Supporting Autism

Autism Spectrum in children is another special interest of our organization. Children who are, or who are destined to become, autistic have lower 25(OH)D levels at 3 months of gestation, at birth and at age 8 compared to their unaffected siblings. Two open label trials found high dose vitamin D improves the core symptoms of autism in about 75% of autistic children.

April is National Autism Awareness Month,

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Supporting Prostate Cancer

When it comes to men’s prostrate health our organization provides resource materials including a guide for individuals undergoing treatment for prostate cancer. This guide focuses all of the information available about contemporary prostate cancer research, treatment, and lifestyle factors into one consolidated resource. It is for any man who has been newly diagnosed, who is in treatment, or is concerned about a rising PSA.

September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in America

 

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PROSTATE CANCER PATIENT GUIDE

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It is estimated that more than 14,000 citizens in Craven and surrounding counties are affected by poor health, disorders, and diseases such as type II diabetes, Obesity, TSS, cervical and prostate cancer and autism. Cost is the number one barrier to care for many people. By aiding these individuals through our Sponsorship Boxes, it is our hope we will also be improving health and mitigating some of the medical issues and disorders they face.

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Three Women

I have always had issues with my cycle as early as a pre teen (12) and didn't understand why. As far as I knew it was apart of life, apart of becoming a woman as I was told. Going into my woman hood as a young adult; from 18yrs to 23yrs. old.

                                                --Lindell Davis, Co-founder

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