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This new Forum is primarily for notices about the Wholewoman Forums Community. It has some Guidelines for New Members and News for all Members.
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73 | 501 | By Surviving60 15 hours 6 min ago |
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In the treatment of pelvic wall disorders, what we put into our bodies is as significant as any other part of the healing process. Foods that nourish cells, strengthen connective tissue, and tone organs are required if we expect to improve our condition. Additional qualities define food as healthy besides supplying our cellular matrix with essential, life-supporting nutrients. Good food appeals, nurtures, satisfies, and motivates us to keep healthful eating a top priority in our lives. Affordability, accessibility, and simplicity also constitute a diet that is desirable, sustainable, and the foundation of health and longevity. Share with us here your ideas and concerns regarding the healing power of food.
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172 | 1409 | By aussielou 6 days 1 hour ago |
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The WholeWoman project asserts, as its core message, the fact that the female body is perfectly designed to resist pelvic organ prolapse. Only when this design is compromised does the probability of prolapse increase. Prolapse is a symptom of alteration in a stable evolutionary form hundreds of thousands of years old. We invite you to read the FAQs on the Whole Woman Posture to begin to understand how best to support your original design, and to share your questions and insights here with others.
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609 | 4135 | By Surviving60 1 week 13 hours ago |
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Perhaps the most difficult factor to consider when we finally understand the problem of postural pelvic support is that very little in our modern lives serves to uphold our original design. From our clothing to our car seats to our irresistibly comfy furniture, the female body is continuously forced into positions that promote pelvic floor weakness and deformity. It may be time to redesign our civilization from a feminine perspective! Join in this discussion on how to overcome obstacles to female pelvic health and well-being through lifestyle changes.
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434 | 2814 | By Sammy 8 hours 33 min ago |
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This forum is designed for women who have all their pelvic organs, who have decided that surgery is not a viable solution to prolapse and who want information and support for working with prolapse naturally. Therefore, we prefer not to focus on various surgical techniques or medical procedures, yet certainly invite you to bring your questions and comments regarding pelvic organ prolapse here for advice and support.
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1785 | 14718 | By ang411 1 hour 32 min ago |
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This forum is for members to discuss all aspects of hormonal health and estrogen-dependent disease. For a comprehensive overview of Christine's perspective on vulva dystrophy, please read A Natural Treatment for Lichen Sclerosis, located in the Village library.
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36 | 329 | By Christine 3 weeks 1 day ago |
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This forum is for women who have undergone pelvic surgery such as rectocele repair, bladder surgery or uterine suspension.
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23 | 139 | By mamp 4 weeks 1 day ago |
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Prolapse is now reaching epidemic proportions in the pregnant and postpartum population. Share your stories with other new mothers as you support one another toward prolapse stabilization and reversal.
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757 | 6814 | By Surviving60 12 hours 15 min ago |
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This forum is for women who are interested in sharing about natural menopause.
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211 | 1901 | By jaynegrenn 1 week 5 days ago |
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Help us help you! We don't know to what extent Whole Woman principles will help the post-hysterectomy woman, but we want to encourage you to try. Welcome to our hysterectomy forum.
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47 | 397 | By wholewomanUK 3 months 1 week ago |
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This forum is a place to share matters of the heart. All open hearts welcome.
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159 | 1492 | By apc90 1 month 1 day ago |
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This Forum is not for posting initial questions. Newbies, please choose from Food, Bodywork, Lifestyle, Pelvic Health, Pregnancy and Prolapse, Menopause and Prolapse or Emotional Issues Forums for posting your questions. This Forum is for longer-standing Members to post their personal prolapse stories, once they have been using Wholewoman techniques for at least 12 months. Please add your success story for the benefit of others. Try and keep it concise. When you post, put your Username in the Subject, so it will come up as in both Keyword and User Searches.
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17 | 150 | By Empty_Inside35 1 week 5 days ago |
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This forum is for women who want to start raising the visibility of prolapse and Whole Woman in their communities. Share your ideas and experiences. Let us know if there are ways we can help spread the word. Millions of women will suffer needlessly because they do not have the knowledge you have gained here. What can you do to help?
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