Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts
Her incredibly toned belly would be the envy of most women, but at 6-months pregnant, the barely-there bump of a fitness and lingerie model is instead drawing criticism and concern.
Now Sarah Stage, who drew similar reproach during her first pregnancy, is fighting back.
“I'm at a place in my life where happiness, peace and joy are my priority,” she wrote Wednesday in an Instagram post featuring her at the beach wearing a crop top and bikini bottom that showed off her taut abs.
“Especially being #6monthspregnant, there's no room for any negativity so please take it elsewhere. Baby #2 is healthy and measuring just fine,” she wrote.
Stage also noted that since her first child was born healthy and weighed nearly 9 pounds, she thought “people would be more understanding during this pregnancy and keep their ignorant comments to themselves.”
This is the most recent occasion Stage has answered her critics. Two weeks ago, afterposting a video of herself working out, she responded to online comments that called her “obsessed” with her body and urged her to “take it easy” because of her condition.
“Baby is perfectly fine in my tummy nice and safe while I work out. My doctor has given me the OK to continue exercising while pregnant but if you're expecting please check with your dr. first since everyone is different!” she wrote.
Stage experienced a similar backlash in 2015, when she was carrying her son and posted photos of herself during the final months of her pregnancy looking slimmer than many women on a good day.
She also drew ire after posting photos of herself nine days after giving birth showing off a taut stomach.
Other pregnant fitness fanatics have also felt the burn of critics after showing off their toned bodies. Last year, Australian blogger and midwife Hannah Polites was accused of "killing your baby" for exercising too much while pregnant.
When we’re watching our weight, sometimes it seems that simply savoring a whiff of our favorite foods is a great way to get a quick fix.
California neurologist Dr. Dale Bredesen, who believes Alzheimer's is caused by dozens of imbalances in the body, created a program designed to fix them.
If you’re going to work out, there's no point in phoning it in and being lazy. You took the time to get dressed and give yourself a mental pep talk, so you might as well go hard and make it worth your while!

Confidential medical data of gold medal-winning gymnast Simone Biles, seven-time Grand Slam champion Venus Williams and basketball player Elena Delle Donne was hacked from a World Anti-Doping Agency database and posted online on Tuesday.
Looking for some effective ways to transform your body? There are a few great exercises that will help you to reach your fitness goal. 
Eating well is good for your mental as well as your physical health. The brain requires nutrients just like your heart, lungs or muscles do. But which foods are particularly important to keep our grey matter happy and healthy?
Before you pop that plastic container into the microwave, you might want to take a look at the fine print.
Selena Gomez is taking much-needed time off.
The singer-actress has announced she's stepping away from the limelight to deal with the anxiety, panic attacks and depression caused by her lupus diagnosis, reports People magazine.
Chocolate is often perceived as a treat that should only be enjoyed from time to time. Given its high fat and sugar content, this is no surprise; overconsumption can lead to health problems, such as tooth decay and obesity.
A UK couple, Jessica Stubbins and her husband Tom have described the moment they welcomed their baby girl named Lucy at the entrance to Scunthorpe General Hospital without medical help.
A newborn baby has died after it was given nitrous oxide instead of oxygen in hospital.


GW Pharma's drug reduced the incidence of seizures in people suffering from rare forms of epilepsy, Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and Dravet syndrome.


British drug developer GW Pharmaceuticals Plc said it would raise $252 million through the issue of 2.8 million shares on the Nasdaq.