The Female Factor: Making women’s health count – and what it means for you (The Food Medic)

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We are open for all ambitious women across all industries, no matter your label - young professionals, entrepreneurs, corporate leaders, mindset is what makes the difference! Whilst the parts of the book that were educational were very well written, easy to understand and I definitely took information on board, I was hoping for deeper knowledge and understand and it seemed a little surface level. The journal also allows you to plan your months, weeks, and days with a clearly laid out page design. Maimuna, we're so excited to see the amazing work you'll undoubtedly do at Google, and we can't wait to explore what we can accomplish together in our mission to drive change. Access to experienced role models and leaders within and beyond your industry can completely change your game.

We are on a mission to create equal opportunities for women at work to close the gender leadership gap globally. Find the right mentor today to inspire, challenge, connect and develop yourself based on your interests and needs. Nutrition will always be my biggest passion, but as a woman, and as a doctor to many women, I wanted to expand the work I do, especially when I discovered there was an unmet need within medicine and healthcare.Female Factor conducted a national retail sales training program for Oakley and the result was a significant increase in sales and revenue for our women’s business. This book has really helped me to understand the importance of nutrition, movement and sleep which are all things I did not give much consideration for before reading this book.

In 2021 we proudly launched Europe's first job platform matching female talents with inclusive companies. This being said, all in all, there isn't much information in this book that is not already quite well known for a healthy lifestyle in general. A large proportion of the book is just recipes which I think could have been subbed for more information related to women’s health.

Read about how we’ll protect and use your data in our Privacy Notice. References included so you can read further into the topics covered in the book, I’d say this is aimed at people who know very little about women’s health and I think it’s perfect for an introduction into women’s health and well-being! So the next step was pretty clear to us: Launching Europe's first job platform for female talents, connecting them to inclusive companies.

Our tailor-made opportunity journey is designed for women like you, to get you ahead with the right mentors, hands-on career knowledge, confidence training and a great network of like-minded people. Dr Hazel’s first book provides the perfect platform for her to bridge the gap between mainstream medicine and nutrition to create a whole-body guide to health.

It was good and had some new/useful info but on the whole I would have preferred a lot more information and less chat/opinion. Nutrition will always be Dr Hazel’s biggest passion, but as a woman, and as a doctor to many women, she wanted to expand on the work she does, especially when she discovered there was an unmet need within medicine and healthcare. Super disappointing because this is such a basic overview that contains not really much on my opinion than we cover at medical school! I feel like this tried to encompass too many factors into one and so many parts of the book weren’t applicable to me and so meant that each stage such as puberty and menopause was condensed into shorter sections.

Are certain vitamin and mineral requirements particularly important at certain points of women's lives? Everything is well explained and I think this book would be suitable for a layman as the scientific terms are well explained. I think it'd have been better to create an entire section with the content on pregnancy, that way I could have just skipped it.We started the female factor in 2019 with the aim to create a community for the next generation of female decision-makers. The premise is good but the info provided is very much already available if you follow social media accounts based on decent info about health. Their training is highly engaging, and our employees and retail partners found it extremely valuable for their job. The male body has always been the default body in clinical medicine, making the assumption that women are just smaller versions of men. Having seen a lot of negative reviews and comments on the excessive recipes ect but I have to disagree.