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Women’s health includes the entire body.

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Queen Brain

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Think of Your Brain Like Your Cell Phone Battery

Get enough sleep – full recharge

Take social media breaks – Give your mind time to reset

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Not getting enough sleep -drains your battery

Too much social media – Constant scrolling overloads your brain

Drink enough water – Keeps your brain hydrated and functioning properly

Express your emotions – Talk to someone, write in a journal, or engage in activities that make you happy

Not drinking enough water Dehydrates your brain, making it sluggish.

Holding in emotions like sadness or anger – Suppressing feelings drains your mental energy, just like a phone struggling on low battery.

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Skin ----Your Royal Robe

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UNDERSTANDING THE VAGINA: "YOUR QUEEN’S CHAMBER”

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The menstrual cycle

Your menstrual cycle is your body's natural process of preparing for pregnancy. If no pregnancy occurs, the uterus sheds its lining, resulting in your period.

What Happens?

Days 1-5: Your period occurs; the uterus sheds its lining.

Days 6-14: The body prepares to release an egg (ovulation).

Days 15-28: (but it can range 21-35 days) Hormone levels shift, and PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome) is a mix of physical, emotional, and mood changes that some people experience in the days leading up to their period

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Tips for Comfort During Your Period:

Drink lots of water, warm liquids -tea, milk

Use a heating pad, warm bath, drink warm liquids like herbal tea, hot water, or warm milk.

Eat Bananas, spinach, almondsSalmon, flaxseeds, walnuts, dark chocolate

Take Over-the-Counter Medicine (When the pain starts!)

βœ” Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) or Naproxen (Aleve) β†’ Best for reducing cramps.

βœ” Acetaminophen (Tylenol) β†’ Works if you can’t take ibuprofen.

Avoid too much salt, caffeine, and sugar

Gentle exercise like walking or stretching helps!

βœ” Try yoga poses like child’s pose or knee-to-chest stretch.

βœ” Dancing, stretching, or light cardio can boost circulation and reduce pain.

Get 8-10 hours of sleepβ€”your body heals while you rest.

βœ” Try deep breathing or meditation to calm your body.

βœ” Lie down in the fetal positionβ€”this can ease cramps.

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Hygiene and Care:

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Your vagina is a self-cleaning powerhouse. It has a natural balance, keep it fresh.

When it comes to period protection, there’s no right or wrong choiceβ€”it’s all about what makes you feel comfortable!

Wash Your Hands before & after changing pads/tampons.

βœ” Change Regularly (every 3-4 hours for pads, 4-6 hours for tampons).

βœ” Shower Daily to stay fresh and prevent odors

βœ” Wear Breathable Underwear (cotton is best!). hygiene wipes for quick freshness

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Crowning Ceremony

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THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

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