Women’s Health
Broth Masters: The Surprising Benefits of Bone Broth in Summer
When we think of bone broth, images of cozy winter evenings often come to mind, with a steaming bowl of rich, hearty goodness warming us from the inside out. However, bone broth is not just a wintertime staple—it’s a versatile, nutrient-packed superfood that can be enjoyed year-round. Here’s why bone broth deserves a spot in your summer diet. continue reading
Benefits of Postpartum Belly Binding
Postpartum belly binding is nothing new. In fact, it has been a part of traditional cultural practices for centuries in Europe, Asia, and other parts of the world. Many women discovered that wrapping their belly with fabric to apply gentle compression may help reduce swelling, increase blood flow, and reduce the risk of developing Diastasis Recti. Diastasis recti is the separation of the rectus abdominis muscles during and after pregnancy. The rectus abdominis runs vertically along the front of your stomach – it’s frequently referred to as someone’s “six-pack abs.” With the increased popularity in the United States, women have borrowed this tradition and also enjoyed the many benefits of belly binding. A Belly Binder is often worn after a vaginal birth or after a c-section birth to help protect the incision and promote healing.
Pears: A Nourishing and Healing Food in Autumn
During the Autumn months, we have to pay particular attention to the energetics and health of the Lungs. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, certain foods can be eaten to balance the internal organ system. Pears are one of the foods that can support your Lung health by bringing moisture back into your body. continue reading
3 Tips To Help Optimize Your Digestion This Holiday Season
With Thanksgiving and Holiday Season around the corner, it’s important to be mindful of what we’re eating and how we can optimize our digestion. continue reading
Why it’s Important to Drink Filtered Water
It’s so important to drink filtered water. Filtered water helps remove impurities and contaminants that may be present in tap water, which includes substances such as chlorine, lead, bacteria, and other harmful pollutants. Removing these impurities provides a safer and healthier option for drinking and cooking. continue reading
