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What is your period telling you? 🩸

Do you pay attention to the color of your period? Our period is our 5th vital sign. It is an important sign of our health. Through our period is how our womb speaks to us. You can learn a lot about the state of your womb and your health by getting to know your period based off of how it looks each month.

Vaginal infections and different color blood 🩸 discharge are common among women of all ages and is generally caused due to several reasons, such as unbalanced pH levels, high sugar intake, bacterial overgrowth, douching, contraception, harmful soaps, and multiple sexual partners.

Different Types of Menstrual Blood

Black blood 🖤 can appear at the beginning or end of a person’s period. The color is typically a sign of old blood or blood that has taken longer to leave the uterus and has had time to oxidize, first turning brown or dark red and then eventually becoming black.

also indicate a blockage inside a person’s vagina. Other symptoms of a vaginal blockage can include,

  • foul-smelling discharge

  • fever

  • difficulty urinating

Bright red blood ♥️: indicates fresh blood and a steady flow. A period may start with bright red bleeding and darken towards the end of the period. Some people may find that their blood stays bright red throughout their period.

Pink blood 💓: or spotting can occur when period blood mixes with cervical fluid. Using hormonal birth control can lower estrogen levels in the body, which can lead to a lighter flow with a pinkish hue during periods. Sexual intercourse can also create small tears in the vagina or the cervix. Blood from these tears can mix with vaginal fluids and exit a person’s body as pink discharge. This can also be a sign of blood deficiency which means you aren’t producing enough red blood cells.

Orange blood 🧡: or discharge often indicates an infection, such as bacterial vaginosis or trichomoniasis. People with orange blood should check for other telltale symptoms, such as vaginal itching, discomfort, and foul-smelling discharge.

Yoni steaming can help with these symptoms.

With the right herbs 🌿 you can kill the bad bacteria, rehydrate & nourish the good bacteria and repair the cell walls of the vagina. Allowing you to have a complete Yoni detox

(Disclaimer: this is not replacing medical support or advice, if you need medical support with any symptoms please reach out to your doctor. )

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Do this while on your period 🩸

Honoring your womb while on your period is important. Often times we work against our wombs rather than with it. Here are a few things you should be conscious of while menstruating. When a woman has her period this is a time of deep introspection. We are literally releasing all of what culminated through out the month both physically as well as spiritually. When a women is on her cycle she is loosing her life force energy this is why it is important to include the following while menstruating.

  • Drink herbal teas our Moon Time "Feminini Tea" blend is great to drink thoughout your cycle

  • Keep your body warm especially your feet. Keeping your feet warm is probably one of the most important things you can do while on your period. According to Traditonal Chinese Medicine, infertility / reproductive issues stem from cold feet. Cold feet = Cold Uterus

  • Take warm baths again making sure your body is warm is key

  • Drink plenty of water staying hydrated

  • Get lots of natural vitamin D

  • Take your supplements (zinc, magnesium, vitamin B) a lot of PMS symptoms stem from vitamin deficiency. Taking this vitamins will eliminate cramps. migraines, etc.

  • Avoid artificial sugars, caffeine, cold temperature foods

  • Light exercises like yoga. Its best not to overwork yourself while on your period. Light exercises like yoga is what the body needs during your period. Click Here to watch our "Yoga For Menstruation Video"

  • Rest those dishes, laundry, and all that other stuff can wait. Honor your body and REST! I promise I won't tell anyone

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