Viva La Femme & International Gynaecological Awareness Day

I am sooo excited that Womens and Childrens Healthcare Australasia, King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women WA, RANZCOG Royal College Obstetrics and Gynaecology, SIMNI and many others coming on board to support the International Gynaecological Awareness Day September 10 2024. Please contact me if needing more information as to how YOU can create a fun and informative way in YOUR Community to help raise global funds, research, education and support for women and families. Do it for your mother, sister, daughter, next door neighbour or work collegues.

Do you know the 7 parts of the female genitalia?

Viva la v***a: why we need to talk about women’s genitalia Ignorance about the basic biology of v***as is still shockingly high – yet there are huge health benefits, physical and emotional, to be won with better understanding

What a fantastic article! It covers medical gender and race bias, history, the moral and physical contexts, linguistic developments and need for change, and also highlights examples of how the SHAME of being female has linked to TRAUMA through epigenetics and still is carried onwards today through names and language and inference... even if the origins is unknown or unconscious it all came from somewhere (eg the Sims Vaginal Speculum "was named for James Marion Sims, a Southern gynecologist (sic) and slaveholder who made his advancements by experimenting on enslaved women.")
Happy reading Kylie

Taking the ‘Shame Part’ Out of Female Anatomy Anatomists have bid farewell to “pudendum,” but other questionable terms remain.

Endometriosis can really wreak havoc on your life and 1 in 9 people born with a uterus suffer from this condition in Australia...

Fascinating fact for a Tuesday afternoon... because its usually the lining of the uterus growing outside the uterine cavity and attaching to other organs its always been thought of as a 'woman's problem'.... although it's been documented that others who weren't born with a uterus (male s*x at birth) can be affected by this condition too.

Amy Schumer posts personal video from hospital bed | The New Daily American actor and comedian Amy Schumer has shared an intimate glimpse of her painful medical condition with 10.9 million followers on Instagram.

Thank you sooo much Richelle and the amazing fun women at this IGAD Viva La Femme event. Really appreciated your support on open mindedness x Kath Mazzella

WHATS GOING ON DOWN UNDER

Our bodies are amazing

Os comparto esta interesante información.

Existe una conexión directa, física y energética, entre la garganta y la va**na. Durante las primeras etapas del desarrollo embrionario, las cuerdas vocales y los ovarios son un único órgano que finalmente se divide en dos órganos separados.
Estructuralmente, las cuerdas vocales se parecen a la v***a y al suelo pélvico. Físicamente, están conectados por el nervio vago.
No es casualidad que la palabra "cérvix" signifique "cuello" en latín.
Relajando la garganta se relaja la va**na, lo que ayuda en el trabajo de parto y en el parto de un bebé.
La contracción de los músculos de la garganta a través del habla y el canto también puede contraer el suelo pélvico y los músculos va**nales. Cuando respiramos profunda y conscientemente, involucrando el diafragma y activando la conexión entre el tronco encefálico y el plexo sacro (2º chakra), las mujeres pueden lograr or****os más fuertes y más largos. Es importante vocalizar tus deseos junto con gemidos profundos y bajos durante el s*xo para abrir energéticamente el plexo sacro.
En la Medicina China, parte del tratamiento del trauma s*xual implica el tratamiento del diafragma y la garganta. Dependiendo del grado de trauma y síntomas s*xuales, los puntos de acupuntura como el ST1, ST5, ST9 pueden permitir a la víctima recuperar su capacidad de proyectarse vocalmente, sin miedo ni tartamudeo.
DAISY TRAN | L.Ac. M.Ac.
Traditional Chinese Medicine & Nutrition.
Sports Medicine Acupuncture.
Integrative Medicine. Holistic Wellness.
Podéis leer la publicación original en inglés, en el Instagram de la autora

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Big thanks to Myra Robson Pelvic Roar physios UK once again sharing celebrating IGAD. Thank sooo much. Now to encourage all global physio therapist to celebrate