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15/04/2026

If you’re creating health content… we see you 👀

The research.
The effort.
The courage to speak up and educate people.

It matters more than you think.

Tag in your posts,
repost this, or share what you’re working on.

We want to see you.
We want to support you.
And we want to encourage you to keep going.

And if you believe health information should be clear, relatable and actually make sense…

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Let’s build a community of voices that are changing how people understand their health.

11/04/2026

, one piece of information
can protect two lives at once. Today we feature post. She’s is truly a gem.

Thank you to (Dr Christabel Akinola) for consistently sharing knowledge that is not only informative but truly life saving.

We need more voices like this in health communication.

Save this. Share this. It might help someone you know.

womenshealth

09/04/2026

Share this post with a loved one. The true cost of illness cost you more than money #

07/04/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎

Arowofela Hassan

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community, fans

06/04/2026

Most health content sounds like this:

“Stay healthy”
“Drink more water”
“Exercise regularly”

All correct. All ignored.

Now try this:

“You’re tired every day because you’re dehydrated”
“Your body is getting weaker every day you stay inactive”

Same message. Different impact.

If your audience doesn’t see themselves in your message, they won’t act on it.

Instead of giving advice
Show them what is happening to them

This is what 10 years of health communication has taught me. Share with someone that needs to see this.

03/04/2026

Ladies…

Have you noticed a change in your s*x drive
and you don’t quite feel like yourself anymore?

You’re not alone.

For some women, hormonal contraceptives can affect libido by changing hormone levels, especially the balance that supports s*xual desire.

That can show up as:
less interest
less desire
or just feeling disconnected

But here’s the truth:
it doesn’t affect everyone the same way

Some women feel no change
Some feel better
And some feel very different

That’s why you need to pay attention to your own body

If you’ve noticed a change:
track it
ask questions
and speak to a healthcare professional

You should not have to choose between protection and feeling like yourself

If it feels off, don’t ignore it
If it persists, look into it
If it’s affecting your life, speak to a doctor

Your body speaks before it breaks

Xoxo,
Fausiat — your healthcommunicator (MPH, Health Promotion & Education)

02/04/2026

Ladies… and men, let’s pause for a second.

This right here is a hard truth.

Women are not just “overthinking” or “being dramatic.”
There are real fears tied to safety, lived experiences, and everyday reality.

A bruised ego is not the same as a body bag.

This is why conversations around women’s safety, violence prevention, and respect matter so much.

Public health is not only about diet and exercise.
It is also about safety, environment, and how we treat each other.

Thank you for putting this into perspective so clearly.

Let’s do better
Let’s raise better
Let’s protect better

If it feels off, don’t ignore it
If you see something wrong, speak up
If it affects safety, take it seriously

Xoxo,
Fausiat — your healthcommunicator (MPH, Health Promotion & Education, MA Social Social and Public Service)

30/03/2026

Is this how we should start health communication now? 😂

“You men… you’re lazy… go and carry metal… go and lift something!” 😭

But wait… will men actually listen more if we talk like this? 👀

Just joking… but also… not really.

Because the truth is,
regular exercise for men is not optional.

If you’re constantly tired
gaining weight
low on energy
or just not feeling like yourself

Movement might be the missing piece.

Strength training
walking
lifting weights
or even simple daily activity

All of it supports your:
energy levels
heart health
mental health
and overall wellbeing

So yes… maybe not the shouting 😄
but the message is correct

Men, please move your body

🎥 Featuring — she said it in a way we won’t forget 😂

(Translation: “Men, stop being lazy and go and exercise / lift weights”)

If it feels off, don’t ignore it
If it persists, look into it
If it’s affecting your health, speak to a professional

Xoxo,
Fausiat 👀your healthcommunicator (MPH, Health Promotion & Education)

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