Menstrual health: Top diet mistakes that can delay your periods

Menstrual cycle is an important indicator of women’s reproductive health. Having regular periods is a fifth vital sign. However, the menstrual cycle pattern is different for everyone. A normal cycle range should be within the range of 25-35 days for the optimum functioning of hormones. Periods that are too early or very late can be impacted by various factors such as stress, anxiety, medication and majorly diet which have a very important role in your menstrual health. Understanding how your diet can affect your periods can help you make informed decisions about what you eat and how it impacts your body. (Also read: 5 period problems you should not ignore )

Mehvish khan, Nutritionist and Certified Diabetes Educator shared with HT Lifestyle, the top diet mistakes that can delay your periods.

1. Wrong combination of foods

It’s important to pay attention to the types of foods you are combining and

Health Canada clears trial of Lucid-MS in healthy volunteers | FSD Pharma will test a novel chemical treatment for all MS types

FSD Pharma will soon launch a first-in-human trial testing Lucid-21-302, known as Lucid-MS — its novel chemical treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS) — in healthy volunteers.

Health Canada has cleared the company to initiate a Phase 1 clinical trial of the investigational therapy, FSD Pharma announced in a press release.

The green light comes just a few weeks after the company submitted an application to the regulatory agency asking to start testing Lucid-MS in humans. The treatment had shown promise in animal models of the disease.

Lucid-MS is a new chemical entity proposed to treat all forms of MS. The upcoming study will first investigate the safety and tolerability of the compound in healthy people.

“We are excited to receive … regulatory clearance, and look forward to initiating the first clinical trial of this promising candidate as a critical steppingstone in our mission to develop novel therapeutics for the treatment