Feminine Health Issues

The Challenge

It is all too common now for women to have suffered one or more of a variety of frustrating health issues, such as:

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Acne

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Anemia

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Headaches

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Irregular or Painful Menstrual Cycles

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Yeast Infections (vaginal candidasis)

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Urinary Tract Infections

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PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome)

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Hormonal Dysregulation and Low Sex Drive

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Anxiety and Depression

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Fatigue

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Digestive Disturbances

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Low or High Thyroid Conditions

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BV (bacterial vaginosis)

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Endometriosis

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Difficulty Conceiving

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Menopausal symptoms

While it is generally accepted that all women experience some level of discomfort associated with “being a woman”, it is when the discomfort goes beyond normal that we struggle to express how painful or demoralizing these issues are. In some cases it is considered embarrassing or even impolite to talk about them. Additionally, we may feel a sense of guilt that our body is inadequate or faulty, especially when the health conditions interfere with our intimate relationships or family planning.

I have observed that when women decide to seek medical help for their conditions, oftentimes they continue to struggle for years or even decades. Frequently they get misdiagnoses of these conditions or advice that borders on insulting such as the encouragement to “bathe more often”. Even worse are the correct diagnoses but limited and often potentially harmful treatment options, such as: surgery (including organ removal) / synthetic oral contraceptives / antibiotics / anti-fungal creams, pills, or liquids which contain sugar / hormone replacement therapy (HRT or BHRT) / diabetes medication / expensive fertility treatments / cancer drugs (for women with and without cancer).

“Healthy diet and exercise” is also suggested as a way to treat these feminine health issues, but this phrase is extremely confusing because of the wide variety of information and mis-information about what exactly “healthy diet and exercise” constitutes these days.

In Summary

My three main observations are that:

  1. A large percentage of women struggle daily with embarrassing, painful, or guilt-causing feminine issues that seem to have no enduring solution.
  2. Most obstetricians, gynecologists, dermatologists, and other doctors do not emphasize the crucial role that traditional nutrition plays in feminine health, forcing us women to accept limited treatment options when something is wrong.
  3. Over time many women experience a profound sense of helplessness and even acceptance of less-than-optimal health.

Feel empowered in learning to practice the nutritional techniques that have protected and sustained women for generations.

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Regulates emotional fluctuations

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Increases fertility, including regulating thyroid function

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Balances hormones and menstrual cycles

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Inhibits vaginal infections, fungal overgrowth, discomfort, and irritation

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Improves intimate relationships and sex drive

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Reduces breast tenderness and uterine cramping

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Reduces complications with pregnancy, eases morning sickness and labor pain, and encourages a robust, healthy baby

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Improves quality of life

Happy family with their baby spending time outdoor in the autumn park - Allison Madl, Nutritional Therapy & Education - Freedom of Health Feminine Health Issues Program

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