Painful Periods Are Not Normal: Man Fights for Women's Health: Archie Frimpong || Masterminds EP100

Download Achieve By Petra – https://app.theachieveproject.com/PSL... Get the Lynx Octave Speaker – https://lynx-electronics.com/ Download Obra, the life design app – https://orbralifedesign.com/download Stella Supplements: https://www.stellasupplement.com When Archie Frimpong's wife was diagnosed with PCOS and fibroids and told she might never conceive, he went looking for answers. What he learned along the way changed how he sees women's health entirely, and today he is one of the few men publicly advocating for it. In this episode of the Masterminds Podcast, Richie Mensah sits down with Archie Frimpong, co-founder of Stella Supplements, for a frank conversation about the health conditions so many women live with in silence, and the culture that teaches them to endure pain rather than question it. They talk about PCOS, endometriosis and fibroids, why so many women are told their pain is normal when it is not, why women's health is under-researched and too often dismissed, and why learning to advocate for yourself in front of a doctor matters so much. Above all, the message is simple: severe or disruptive pain is a signal worth taking seriously, and every woman deserves to be heard. Important: This conversation is for general awareness and education only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it is not a substitute for a qualified healthcare professional. Nothing here should be used to self-diagnose or to start, stop, or replace any medical care. If you are experiencing symptoms, please see a licensed doctor, and always seek a second opinion if you feel unheard. In this episode, you'll learn: Why "painful periods are normal" is a message worth questioning, and when pain is a signal to seek care What PCOS, endometriosis, adenomyosis and fibroids are, in plain language Why so many women feel dismissed in medical settings, and why a second opinion matters How Archie and his wife navigated a difficult diagnosis and two pregnancies Why women's health has historically been under-researched How to walk into a doctor's appointment informed and ready to advocate for yourself Why this is a conversation men need to be part of, not just women This is a subject where the details matter and the science keeps evolving, so treat this as a starting point for your own questions, not the final word. Please do your own reading and speak to a professional.