01:59

How to Make Your Own Magnesium Spray & Lotion

09:34

Vulva Mapping: Tour Your Vulva with Chloe Skerlak

04:47

Challenge #1: Check your Cervical Mucus

04:04

Challenge #2: Describe Your Menstruation

05:28

Challenge #3: Find a BBT Thermometer

05:00

Challenge #4: Reduce Your Xenoestrogen Exposure

04:46

Challenge #5: Find Your Cervix

19:05

CHLOE CHATS: The Jade Egg with Lisa Letwin, Women's Sexuality Coach

07:57

The Travelling Cervix Portrait Party

00:54

The Dancing Marshmallows: Gettin' Toasty

01:46

The Inaugural Annual Travelling Dinner Party

13:23

#ChloeandAshtonFinallyGoToPortland

01:02

The Outro to 28 Days, 28 Myths: The Menstrual Cycle, The Pill, & Fertility Awareness

01:02

Myth 28: Fertility Awareness is Only About Sex and Fertility

01:08

Myth 27: Sex is Less Fun When You’re Using FAM

01:11

Myth 26: You Have to Abstain to Use FAM

01:14

Myth 25: Not All Cervical Mucus is Fertile

01:06

Myth 24: Taking Your BBT Every Morning is Inconvenient

00:58

Myth 23: You Need a Fancy Thermometer to Track Your BBT

00:58

Myth 22: Tracking Your Temperature Can Help You Predict Ovulation

01:02

Myth 21: FAM is Too Complicated to Learn

01:06

Myth 20: You Can’t Use FAM if You Have Irregular Cycles

01:13

Myth 19: FAM is Only For People Who Are Trying to Conceive

01:03

Myth 18: Period Apps Can Tell You When You’re Fertile

01:02

Myth 17: There’s Only One Kind of Fertility Awareness Based Method

00:58

Myth 16: The Fertility Awareness Method is Ineffective

01:10

Myth 15: The Fertility Awareness Method is the Rhythm Method

01:00

Myth 14: Women Don't Actually Need Periods

00:56

Myth 13: You Can Get Pregnant Right After You Stop the Pill

01:03

Myth 12: Being on the Pill is Like Being Pregnant

01:03

Myth 11: Birth Control Pills Contain Hormones That Are Naturally Produced in the Body

01:03

Myth 10: The Pill is the Cure-All Solution for Women’s Health

00:47

Myth 9: A Pill Bleed is a Real Bleed

01:04

Myth 8: The Pill Regulates Your Cycle

01:02

Myth 7: Period Pain is Normal

00:53

Myth 6: You Lose a lot of Blood During Your Period

00:53

Myth 5: You Can't Get Pregnant On Your Period

00:54

Myth 4: You Can Ovulate More Than Once in a Cycle

01:09

Myth 3: Ovulation Always Occurs on Day 14

01:14

Myth 2: A Woman Can Get Pregnant at Any Time During Her Cycle

01:06

Myth 1: The Menstrual Cycle Should Be 28 Days Long

01:19

The Intro to 28 Days, 28 Myths: The Menstrual Cycle, The Pill, & Fertility Awareness

00:22

Menstruation: For Yourself & Your Compost