A 2025 study found that nearly 1 in 2 people with fibromyalgia show evidence of measurable nerve damage — and that changes everything about how this condition should be treated. Here's what the science means for you.

Many women notice symptoms change in their 40s. It’s not random. As hormones shift during perimenopause, the systems that regulate pain, sleep, and stress are affected, often revealing or amplifying fibromyalgia by bringing underlying sensitivity more fully to the surface.

Is there really a “#1 diet” for fibromyalgia? After living with fibro for over 25 years, I’ve learned there is a science-informed, nervous-system-friendly way of eating that can significantly ease pain, fatigue, and flares.

Cold weather can make fibromyalgia pain feel heavier, deeper, and harder to manage — and there are real biological reasons why. In this post, we explore how temperature, circulation, nervous system sensitivity, and seasonal shifts affect fibro symptoms, plus gentle, science-informed ways to support your body through winter.

Fibromyalgia pain isn’t caused by broken joints or damaged muscles — it’s driven by a chronically activated nervous system. In this post, I share my personal journey, the science behind nervous system pain, and what truly helps sensitive bodies heal and feel better.

If you live with fibromyalgia, IBS, or both, you’re not imagining the connection. A new 2025 review reveals how these conditions share overlapping roots in the immune system, gut microbiome, neurotransmitters, and gut–brain axis.

This blog explores two of the largest genetics studies ever related to fibromyalgia, including the conditions that share a similar genetic code, and what this means for you.

For the first time in over 15 years, a new medication has been approved specifically for fibromyalgia. In this post, we explore what Tonmya is, what the research shows so far, and how this new treatment might help you.

Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) is emerging as one of the most promising low-cost, low-side-effect options for fibromyalgia pain. In this post, we explore how LDN works, what current research reveals about inflammation and nervous system healing, and why new clinical trials are bringing fresh hope to people seeking gentler, whole-body relief.