About Whole Woman Founder Christine Kent
I was 41 years old when I was talked into an unnecessary bladder suspension surgery, which resulted in an immediate and profound uterine prolapse.
I refused the hysterectomy I was told was now necessary, and spent the next decade trying to understand what had been done to my body, how I could naturalize my pelvis, and bring my pelvic organs back where they belonged.
After ten years of library research and working with my own body, the pieces of the Whole Woman puzzle fell into place. I was, and remarkably still am, the only person on the internet teaching that when we are aligned naturally, we have a wall of muscle at the back of the body, not a muscular hammock underneath.
The pelvic organs are supported by the lower belly, not a pelvic floor. The so-called pelvic floor is incapable of supporting the pelvic organs, as evidenced by the current epidemic of pelvic organ prolapse. We have a true bony pelvic floor, the pubic bones that come together underneath the body like straps of a saddle. Lumbar curvature, and the powerful forces of intraabdominal pressure, keep the pelvic organs pushed against the lower abdominal wall.
All surgeries currently performed for pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence are anatomically misconceived, and therefore fraught with risk and failure. The same can be said for many hip surgeries because orthopedics is also working from an ancient and inaccurate model of human pelvic orientation.
I soon realized my gift for researching the medical literature and making important connections that are often missed by many. My work has expanded to include research on several other common women’s health challenges, and an important book on the COVID-19 injections, which you can find here.
With the passing of my beloved husband and business partner in December of 2024, Whole Woman went into a tailspin. Happily, a new Webmaster has joined the Whole Woman team. Sheryl, who resides in the beautiful forests of British Columbia, is upgrading the Whole Woman website and helping to reach more women who need this work.
Lauren at the Whole Woman support desk has stayed with us through thick and thin, and is happy to help you with all your Whole Woman questions and concerns. Lauren and her adorable family tend a thriving Vermont homestead where they raise goats, chickens, and bountiful gardens.
Whole Woman is a place to find community and learn about the joys of natural living and self-care. We hope you will join us!
In 2003 I published the results of my research in my book Saving the Whole Woman - Natural Alternatives to Surgery for Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Urinary Incontinence (3rd edition coming in 2026), which was highly endorsed by Christiane Northrup MD, Michel Odent MD, and many other doctors, midwives, and physical therapists.
I put up my website wholewoman.com in July of that same year, and began teaching my methods to women of all ages on my online forum.
In a matter of weeks women began writing in,
“My symptoms are improving!”
I discovered three things in the years I spent solving the problem of pelvic organ prolapse.
The medical system is deeply corrupt and dysfunctional
The medical-pharmaceutical-industrial complex has created an almost complete vacuum of knowledge and information about health in our society and a subsequent dependence on doctors, drugs, and surgeries
I have both a love as well as talent for finding and studying research publications and bringing the knowledge I have acquired to other women, freeing them from the tyranny of the medical system.
I hold a Bachelors degree in Anthropology from Northern Arizona University, a Bachelors degree in Nursing from the University of New Mexico.
Prior to founding Whole Woman, I worked for three years in the medical system, both as charge nurse on a busy medical/surgical floor, and in hospice.
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