I just read a great article on the Postpartum Progress blog. She has put together a fabulous resource for women suffering from PPD. I’m just going to summarize here, but please read the full article as she gives so much more information: 1. How long did you suffer from PPD before you reached out […]
Ginger Reduces "Morning Sickness"
Ginger Reduces Nausea and Vomiting of Pregnancy and Relieves Menstrual Pain by Barbara Minton, Natural Health Editor See all articles by this author Email this author (NaturalNews) Ginger, that aromatic root that has livened up food for centuries, is a treasure chest of health benefits that keep bodies lively too. Recent research has found […]
Be bold!
“Whatever you can do, or dream you can do, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it.” — Goethe This is a fabulous quote. We all have dreams and aspirations, but we stop ourselves from even trying, mostly because of fear. Consider: what is the absolute worst thing that can happen if you […]
Interview – Uses for the Placenta in Postpartum
Karen Angstadt from Expectations Radio is a great host and interviewer. I had a fabulous time talking with her, and it was a great interview. Listen to the recorded show on Placenta for Postpartum below, and be sure to check out Karen’s show weekly on Expectations Radio.
Internet Radio Show Interview – Monday, September 14
Karen Angstadt from Intentional Birth.com will be interviewing me this Monday, September 14, on her internet radio show, Expectations Radio. It’s a live show, so check out the link for the details and the call-in number. I would love to talk to you! Listen to Expectations Radio on Blog Talk Radio
Response to Dr. Weil’s article on placenta for postpartum
Dr. Weil recently posted about using placenta for postpartum recovery on his site, in response to the TIME magazine article on placenta encapsulation. He holds a rather dim view of its effectiveness – his main argument is that even if placenta does hold beneficial properties, they will be removed through the process that occurs to […]
