Celebrating womanhood to me is about celebrating the coming of age for pre-teen and teenage girls. Many traditional cultures have rituals or ceremonies for girls at coming of age. However you choose to honor a young woman at this stage her her life, you may wish to offer something practical for the physical and emotional changes she may be experiencing.
Warm heat can help to relax the uterus to prevent cramping pain. These flax and lavender wraps are great for relieving cramps when heated in the microwave.
No microwave? This warming pain relief balm is also great for reducing pain from cramping. Both of these are all natural pain relief methods that may help avert a cycle of Ibuproferin, Advil or Motrin use which can be hard on the Liver.
Another natural remedy I like for emotional issues around menstruation is Leonurus cardiaca AKA Motherwort. Motherwort is exceptionally helpful for balancing emotional issues in women such as anxiety or irritability, whether related to PMS or menopause. It also helps smooth the menstrual flow for uterine cramping. For heavy bleeding or pregnancy this herb should be avoided. This is a picture of one of my Motherwort plants from this winter season. It likes the Central Florida Winter Weather. I have been making Motherwort tincture with these plants and will have it available in the Extracts Section of my Etsy shop later this month. You can leave a comment below if you would like to be updated when my Motherwort tincture is ready.
Audrey Fetterhoff http://AudreyGardenLady.blogspot.com
Linda Stranger http://capecodjewel.blogspot.com
Judy Woodley http://WellspringCreations.blogspot.com
Janet Bocciardi http://www.honeyfromthebee.com
Ann Rinkenberger http://harvestmoonbyhand.blogspot.com
Celeste Bocchicchio-Chaudhri http://ElephunksTrunk.blogspot.com
Wendy Kelly http://blog.vintageday.com
Karen Terry http://jmjcreations.blogspot.com
14 comments:
Great ideas and advice for young women coming of age! The products you featured from your shop all look like they would be very comforting and be well-received by any young lady who is need of relief from pain.
Ann
Harvest Moon by Hand
I knew your blog would be well thought out and pertinent to the subject,very nice offering,
Nancy
I think our culture needs to do more in the way of coming of age ceremonies.
Your microwavable wraps look delightful!
Nice touch!
I remember cramps... no fun at all, and though ibuprophen works wonders, a natural alternative is always preferable.
and, your heat wraps are So much more attractive than the old rubber-ball red, hot water bottles. ;)
Linda :)
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I wish your products had been available when I was at my worse! Heat really does help and both of your solutions are much healthier than pills.
Great products! Great post! Have a great day!
Celebrating Womanhood is truly the Coming of a Age of Preteens an Teenagers . In this fast paced world, they really need to slow down an understand the changes in their body.
I loved reading your blog! What great suggestions for the young women of the world!
Very interesting and informative! I'll have to show my daughter!
--Judy
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Love your post Cory and your products!
I saw something somewhere about dandylion greens and women's issues but I can't seem to find it again. I think it was something you posted?
Thank you,
Audrey
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Love your blog and all of your products. Can't wait for the Motherwort tincture to be available since I think it will be good for both my teenage daughter and me!!
I love the idea of celebrating the onset of womanhood...I didn't when it was me. These products are great - I would be curious about the motherwort extract when it is ready.
I have a friend who "got croned" at her 50th. It was a celebration and not dark at all like it sounds.
Interesting that the herb to help is named 'Motherwort'.
It's ready! http://www.etsy.com/listing/74482638/motherwort-leonurus-cardiaca-tincture
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