Season 1, Episode 30 - Janice Miyoshi Days, Hate The Dot
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Janice Miyoshi Days is the Founder of Hate The Dot, a wellness company that is turning menstrual cycles into self care rituals! Janice is on a mission to educate and empower women about how we can be more in tune with our bodies & why it connects to our overall physical, emotional, spiritual & mental well-being. In 2021, Hate The Dot is launching their subscription service where each month customers will receive carefully selected feminine and self care products to ensure each period is an experience of rest, relaxation & recharging. Janice is committed to women’s health & well-being, especially black women and she advocates for us to have access to feminine care products & for our voices to be heard when it comes to our health because it is a need and it’s our right.
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