Hello all, This is Dr.SimiNayani Bams, MD Ayurveda. I have been practicing Ayurveda since 5 years and the principle of healing from the root cause inspjred me to learn our very own ancient Ayurvedic science. Lets begin our healing journey with ancient wisdom! more

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Join our Menopause Support Network - a caring community empowering women through menopause. Find understanding, comfort, and resources to thrive together!more

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"Period Parade" एक ऐसा समुदाय है जो महिलाओं के मासिक धर्म को समर्पित है। यहाँ हम अपने मासिक धर्म से जुड़े मुद्दों पर विचारशील और मनोरंजक तरीके से चर्चा करेंगे। हम अनोखे तथ्यों, संदेशों और हास्यास्पद चित्रों के माध्यम से मासिक धर्म स्वास्थ्य को प्रमोट करने का प्रयास करेंगे। यहाँ आनंद और ज्ञान के साथ हमारी मासिक धर्म की चिंताओं को संगठित और हँसी-मजाक के रूप में देखने का मनोवैज्ञानिक और योग्य तरीका है।more

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At its core, the connection between Ayurveda and Women health is rooted in the balance and harmony of the female body. The ancient Indian practice of Ayurveda recognizes that each woman has unique needs, and through mindful practices such as yoga, diet and lifestyle, it seeks to empower women to embrace their natural cycles.Ayurveda works to achieve balance by addressing the three doshas, or subtle energies that govern our bodies. These doshas are known as vata, pitta and kapha. Each dosha is associated with the elements of wind, fire, and water respectively and serve to regulate the physical body and the mind. When our doshas are in balance, we are healthy, vibrant and radiating peace.At a deeper level, Ayurveda looks at the physiological changes that happen in the body during our menstrual cycle. On a vata dosha day, for example, a woman may experience feelings of restlessness or anxiety. On a pitta day, she may have an increased appetite or feel irritable. And on a kapha day, she may be proneto fatigue or have difficulty concentrating. By acknowledging these nuances and adjusting her diet and lifestyle accordingly, a woman can learn to identify which foods will best nourish and restore her balance during the different phases of her cycle. Ayurveda Priests or holistic health practitioners are also available to guide women in developing a meaningful relationship with their menstrual cycle. Through such practices as yoga, meditation, massage, and breathwork, these professionals help women understand not only their body’s response to their monthly fluctuations, but also how to intuitively respond to them. Ultimately, Ayurveda provides a safe, holistic space for women to honour and celebrate their cycle as an important part of their emotional and physical wellbeing. By becoming more mindful and aware of the subtle changes that occur each month from one dosha to another, women are able to learn how to better nourish and care for their bodies .more

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Its all about PCOS in here. From imbalanced menstrual cycles, to foods to consume and exercises to do. So let’s explore PCOS together and navigate it like a fighter.more

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This community is made for girls,women who can freely talk about menstruation.Let’s talk openly about it,clear the doubts and make this world beautiful place for us to live …more

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The main aim of this community is to create health awareness about women's health and to discuss about women's body and related health issues.I'm Dr. Sampoorna, a women's health physiotherapist..more

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