How I Care for My Liver During Menopause (Simple Daily Habits)

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  @purelyayurveda · 1 month ago (edited) · pinned

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  @LinaLivesFully · 2 days ago

  Love that book, Absolute Beauty! I think i had the bests skin ever when i was working thru that book ❤

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  @diannegray9625 · 3 weeks ago

  Some time ago I searched the internet for ways to naturally color my gray hairs and came across one that I have been using recommended for brown hair which is a mixture of nettle, sage and rosemary (I planted my rosemary holiday tree years ago and it grew like crazy in our area which is southern CA but most likely grows in other parts of the world). I use 2 cups of filtered water, 1/4 cup of each of the herbs and simmer for about 20 min. then let sit to cool before using as a rinse on my hair after shampooing (2 different friends gifted me with Dr. Bronner&apos;s castille soaps, one almond and the other tea tree so I normally rotate those as hair shampoo and just using a very small amount). &nbsp;As I have short hair I just use about 1/2 cup of the herbal rinse and leave it in (don&apos;t rinse it out) then refrigerate the remainder in a glass bottle and heat it a little before using again until time for making a new batch). The color seems to suit my hair. I&apos;ve never tried using Henna but from what I see on your head it looks great. Thank you for making and sharing this video, very good, practical and useful knowledge.

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  @ShawnSillings · 3 days ago

  Burdock root is super for the liver. It’s sold at Asian grocery stores. Peel the bark off then eat it raw or cook it ❤You can find it in the vegetable section.

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  @vronnytak5723 · 1 month ago

  An enthusiastic reaction from the Netherlands. After having struggled for 22 years with all kinds of menopause symptoms i have been following your tips and they are so useful !! &nbsp;Big belly is gone, I lost weight without being hungry all the time, hot flashes not completely gone but significant diminished. What an improvements! I feel like myself again. Thank you!

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  @Marsha-zn5hs · 1 month ago

  I remember growing up restaurants would have parsley on every plate of food.

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  @צופיתגלעד · 2 days ago

  Thank you again❤

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  @soulmagic752 · 1 month ago

  Thank You for another great video! &nbsp;Ive been watching all of your videos recently and I am feeling better already. i already quit drinking alcohol a month and a half ago and im somebody who has always worked out and done yoga and breath work but menopause still hit me like a brick wall. &nbsp;I started the aloe vera juice that You recommend, got the Garshna gloves, drinking and eating only warm beverages and foods. I grow herbs but don&apos;t use them enough for some silly reason but plan on utilizing them daily.. I am weening off of BHRT right now because of bad headaches and extremely bad skin eruptions so i am hoping I will be able to get off of them fully sooner rather than later...

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  @Lissbona · 2 weeks ago

  I need this to hear ❤❤

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  @UnUmThatAzizHalal · 13 days ago

  Thank you so much for all these wonderful gifts ❤<br>You are so healthy and beautiful

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  @CozyRosey1111 · 1 month ago (edited)

  I’ve been on hrt estradiol patch 4 months. While it has been a bit helpful in staving off hot flashes, I still experience insomnia. On top of that, I have a progesterone intolerance, an intact uterus, but I stopped the P 2 months ago, because of all the mental and physical side effects. Before menopause I had fibroids, they started going down after menopause, but now, after starting hrt, I feel them growing again. I’m feeling discouraged. I don’t know what to do. I’ve read so many different and frankly conflicting information on all this menopause stuff. I want to come off the patch, but I don’t want to further inconvenience my body by stopping cold turkey. I welcome Ayurvedic medicine, as it was helpful before starting hrt 4 months ago. The only thing that has worked magically is the vaginal estradiol cream, which I started because of recurring UTI’s. It has been a God-send. Just want to give my body what it needs. This is hard.

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  @lly8139 · 1 month ago

  I just subscribed to your channel. All the steps have helped me in just a couple of days of implementing your tips. Could you please share what brand of henna you use and the color. Black henna w/indigo does not work well, so I have to go with red, but would love to get my dark brown/black color back. Thank you