• Ramadan 2025: A guide from Boss Beti catered towards South Asian Women that are fasting

    Importance of Self-Care for Women During Ramadan: Prioritizing Your Well-being

    The Importance of Self-Care for Women During Ramadan: Prioritizing Your Well-being Ramadan is a time of deep spirituality, reflection, and devotion. While it’s a beautiful month of worship and connection, it can also be physically and emotionally demanding—especially for women juggling multiple responsibilities. Between fasting, prayers, family commitments, and household duties, self-care often takes a backseat. But prioritizing your well-being is not selfish; it’s essential for sustaining your energy and fully embracing the blessings of this month. Why Self-Care Matters During Ramadan Many women feel pressured to “do it all”—cooking elaborate meals, managing family expectations, and maintaining their ibadah (worship). However, neglecting self-care can lead to burnout, exhaustion, and decreased…

  • Ramadan 2025: A guide from Boss Beti catered towards South Asian Women that are fasting

    Post-Iftar Bloating & Fatigue: How to Avoid Overindulgence

    After a long day of fasting, it’s tempting to dive into a big meal at Iftar. But that post-Iftar bloating, sluggishness, and food coma? Not fun. Overeating or making the wrong food choices can leave you feeling uncomfortable and exhausted instead of refreshed and energized. Let’s break down why this happens and how to avoid it. Why Do We Feel Bloated & Tired After Iftar? Post-Iftar bloating and fatigue happen due to a combination of factors: Now that we know the causes, let’s get into how you can enjoy Iftar without feeling weighed down. Tips to Avoid Overeating & Bloating at Iftar 1. Break Your Fast the Sunnah Way Start…