Ashley Broadwater is a freelance writer at various publications. She focuses on relationships and health topics, with a passion for intersectional body positivity, mental health, and sexual health, aiming to foster positive relationships with bodies and selves. Her work has been featured in numerous outlets including POPSUGAR, Huffington Post, and Yahoo News.
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Ashley Broadwater's articles predominantly cover health and wellbeing, mental health, nutrition, women's health, relationships and family. With a strong emphasis on expert commentary and data citations throughout her coverage.
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As hard as it can be to admit, you can have a stroke . Your loved one can have a stroke.
By: Ashley Broadwater
While you might have that carbs are a no-no, many dietitians are changing their tune — and it's time that we did, too.
By: Ashley Broadwater
Plus, how to respond effectively.
By: Ashley Broadwater
Being a 'devil’s advocate' isn’t inherently a bad thing.
By: Ashley Broadwater
They can impact your mental health more than you might realize.
By: Ashley Broadwater
Stroke symptoms aren't always so obvious. Here's how to spot one coming on.
By: Ashley Broadwater
There are several things you can do to help control your brain health, including eating a few powerhouse foods.
By: Ashley Broadwater
When you go for a health checkup, there are probably some health markers you’re used to getting checked, like heart rate, blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
By: Ashley Broadwater
Self-trust helps us handle challenges, make decisions and regulate emotions.
By: Ashley Broadwater
When done correctly, this routine behavior can have noteworthy results, according to doctors.
