Steam Opposition #2: There’s No Way Steam Can Get in the Uterus
Dr. Laurena White Responds: “There are so many things that need to be treated that aren’t in the uterus. You could have multiple cysts that…
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Benefits of Pelvic Steam for Postmenopause
Vaginal steaming may be used after menopause. Steam users report relief of vaginal dryness, vaginal atrophy, phantom period symptoms, low libido and poor sleep. Postmenopausal…
Benefits of Pelvic Steam for Uterine Disorders (fibroids, endometriosis, PCOS, etc)
Vaginal steaming may be used when uterine disorders present themselves. Vaginal steam users have reported improvement with fibroids, endometriosis, PCOS, ovarian cysts, Bartholin’s cysts, cervical…
Benefits of Pelvic Steam for Fertility
Steaming is recommended prior to conception regularly for one year, in order to ensure that the womb is healthy and ready to conceive. Optimal conception…
Steam Schedule: How Often Should I Steam?
For best results with the vaginal steaming, it is recommended to steam weekly and/or three times before and three times after your period. For best…
Dampness
Definition: Dampness is an imbalance where the uterus has excess mucus buildup. The excess mucus may just drain out as irregular discharge or it may…
Uterine Stagnation
Definition: Uterine stagnation is an imbalance where the uterus has old residue buildup due to poor circulation or improper period care. Uterine stagnation may occur…
Menarche
Definition: Menarche is when menstruation starts. On average it occurs at the age of 13 though this age varies per person.Menarche is a sign of…
Catalogue
Evidence Based, Professionally Approved, Safety Driven Level 1: Peristeam Facilitator Certification, PFc The Peristeam Facilitator certification is designed for a person who facilitates vaginal steam…
Staff Room
Click here for all activities. All coursesNo Groups foundPF1: Steam Facilitation BasicsPF2: Easy to Make Vaginal Steam Herb FormulasPF3: Womb Cleanse Caretaker ClassPF4: Understanding SteamPF5:…