Guest guest Posted October 7, 2004 Report Share Posted October 7, 2004 Yes that is nice to have that... I have support but he steers clear of the herbs.. calls me the "voodoo" mama.... or witch doctor.. lol.. but he doesn't stop me from doing my thing as he puts it... Suzisarahlovell@... wrote: Thanks much Suzi. I very much appreciate it.I sat down to explain "warming herbs" to the boyfriend last night. So nice to have family that is supportive and INTERESTED! He wants to wait to do a fast until we have TT and TN so that we are prepared. Perhaps some other cleansing products as well. Proud of him.best,> > > =================================> > Painful menstruation, due to dysmenorrhea, is very easily treated > by > > adding in warming herbs into your monthly regimen prior to the > onset of > > menstruation. Warming herbs can be cayenne, ginger is excellent for > > this. Make yourself up some ginger tea to drink. I think you will > find > > that this may help with the pain.> > > > You can also try this one for painful menstruation, it hasn't been > tried > > for menstrual pain that may be caused by ovarian cysts or anything > > however. If someone does try this for that I would be very happy to > hear > > about the outcome and experience.> > > > 2 parts each of yarrow, wild yam, chamomile> > 1 part each of raspberry leaf, ginger> > 1/2 part each of hops, mugwort> > 1/8 part of cayenne> > > > Makes a hot tea that works really quickly.> > > > -- > > Peace, love and light,> > > > Don Quai> > > > "Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in > the animal and wakes in man."> > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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