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FollowFollowFollowFollowFollowFollow Breastfeeding is reemerging in popular culture as the best way to feed your baby. Most of our ancestors were raised on breast milk until the 1950’s at which point formula became the popular feeding method. In the 1970’s... 
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FollowFollowFollowFollowFollowFollow Everything? Yes, in Tibetan Medicine we say a pregnant woman must eat everything she craves. It is believed that the craving comes from the child. To deny the cravings could even cause damage to the growing baby. Even if the... 
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FollowFollowFollowFollowFollowFollow What do Breasts Have to do with General Health? They are a powerhouse of lymph drainage. In Tibetan Medicine lymph is under the category of chu ser (literally “yellow liquid”). Due to the liquid nature it is connected to the earth... 
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FollowFollowFollowFollowFollowFollow Did you know, women, that our bodies are going through a month long cycle with four phases? We all notice the menstrual phase, commonly called the period. During each phase there is a different hormonal make-up in our bodies. This... by Leela Whitcomb-Hewitt | Women's Health
FollowFollowFollowFollowFollowFollow Are you thinking about or actively trying to get pregnant? It can be frustrating and bring feelings of hopelessness and despair when unsuccessfully trying to conceive. The perspective presented in this article could really open...
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