WEBISODE FROM 02/12/2021
Ladies without plastic - Key to reduce our carbon footprints 👣
Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen,
Welcome to tenth day of our environmental challenge Women Without Plastic - Key to reduce our carbon footprints!
Amenorrhea is when a girl’s menstrual bleeding (period) doesn’t occur. Primary amenorrhea is when the first menstrual bleeding at puberty doesn’t occur by age 15. Delayed puberty in girls occurs when breasts don't develop by age 13 or menstrual periods do not begin by age 16.
Although most girls get their first period when they're around 12, our today's guests have already reached 14 years of age and are still not menstruating.~
Interview with Georgina
How does climate affect your menstrual cycle?
While climate change does not directly affect your period, it results in a lot of other changes that can throw your cycle off-balance: changes in your food habits, differences in your exercise patterns, increased levels of stress. Moreover, many factors that affect the timing menarche in girls could be affected by climate change.
Research from climatology was incorporated to describe how climate change events, including increased hurricanes, avalanches/mudslides/landslides, and extreme weather events could alter the age of menarche by disrupting food availability or via increased toxin/pollutant release. These perturbations in the timing of menarche are likely to increase the disease burden for women in four key areas: mental health, fertility-related conditions, cardiovascular disease, and bone health. In summary, the climate does have the potential to impact women’s health through perturbation in the timing of menarche and this, in turn, will affect women’s risk of disease in future.
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