Tag: traditional practices
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Using a Rebozo for Pregnancy, Labor, and Birth
Read more When you’re preparing to bring a new life into the world, comfort is key. One traditional method that’s gaining popularity is the use of a rebozo, a versatile shawl with deep roots in Mexican culture. This unique wrap can provide comfort during pregnancy and labor, and even assist in the postpartum healing process.…
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Insights from the Chinese Tradition of Zuo Yue Zi
Get Pregnant Fast In the whirlwind of postpartum life, after the birth of my first child, I was astounded by the immediate pressure to return to my previous routine. Just days after delivery, I found myself expected to entertain guests, respond to calls, prepare meals, and attend medical appointments—all while grappling with the physical aftermath…
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Placenta Encapsulation: Understanding the Practice
Read more The placenta, the organ that surrounds the fetus in the womb, plays a crucial role in nutrient exchange and waste elimination between mother and baby. After childbirth, this organ is expelled from the uterus. The tradition of consuming the placenta, often referred to as placenta encapsulation, has ancient roots, particularly in Chinese medicine.…