What do you bleed (drip) onto?
Not a question asked often – yet may be crucial to all of your bleeding life.
I know it is ‘personal’ – but so is not being able to function as your cycle may get more ‘out of hand’.
These period aids are spectacular. They are designed to do what you want them to do. Stay dry. And hold what they are there to catch. If you are in the time of your life when this matters, you will be grateful to have bought yourself (and your friends) a box, and started looking after your intimate care safely. What you may not know is that the contaminants that are released by using the bleached others may be creating the very conditions – over bleeding, and irregularities – that no one warns you of.
When I am helping any woman with her bleeding issues – it is my first query as it can have such massive implications. Tampons and cups stopping flows are a major concern, as the endometrial cells must be released out. A backwards journey into your inner reaches is likely part of the period horrors you may have embarked upon.
Let me explain – in times past, when there were few contaminants, reproductive health was assured. Women used recycled cloths, pure soap and sunlight. Reusable material aids. Throwaway pads were a beginning – as were the initial tampons. Now there are period undies. And menstrual cups. The flow needs to flow out of you. Endometriosis and other massive life disruptions may be resolvable by NOT allowing the discharges to sit within your body – tampons and cups may be creating much of your trouble. With the advent of one use pads, and then tampons, the holding and catching of the monthly bleed was easier. But was it safer?
The negative ion pads came from a time when a concerned man wondered what caused his mother to succumb to a female cancer. He discovered the toxic byproducts that were being released as she had been bleeding onto. His research and development ended in the making of a negative ion strip, encased in a super absorbent pad. Now available to anyone as a box for a years worth – 19 mixed pads – the panty liners the super night pads and the day time ones. You can find more on these here.
In my clinical experience, I found getting everyone I could onto bleeding and using panty liners in between to clear the energy imbalances)
Could solving your life be as simple as changing what you bleed on?
What about tampons? The natural movement of menstrual blood is downward and outward. Tampon insertion may cause menstrual blood to back-up and stagnate, leading to gynecological issues from bacteria forming in the reproductive tract, and possibly creating endometriosis..
Tampons also can introduce toxins into the body via the most vulnerable part of a women’s body. They can also leave behind fibres inside the vagina and are known to absorb the lubricating fluids that women produce naturally to keep their vaginas healthy and clean. Our recommendation is don’t use tampons – even organic ones.
Anything that dams up the flows out allows the potential for back flow
Do you really want the menstrual blood going into your abdomen? Possible and a likely part of the endometriosis epidemic.