Puberty at the Age of 8 and related issues/causes

[Guest guest]

Dear Ones;

Though we have spoken some of this before, it bears sharing.

Excerpted from this article, from

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2008/2/7/puberty-at-the-age-o\

f-8.aspx

 

" Then again, your children may be exposed to hormone-mimicking

chemicals before they are even born.

 

" Thanks to their mothers' exposure, even babies in the womb have

measurable doses of the hormone-mimicking chemicals, " said Theo

Colborn, author of Our Stolen Future, which is one of the BEST

resources on this topic. "

 

Posted with a reminder the Ayurvedic use of both special agni

(digestive fire) supports to help burn toxins and ghee in abundance

postpartum is very supportive here to help remove what is possible

during this time without the usual ideas of cleansing. What other

systems of medicine offer this safe method, while also powerfully

supporting the many changes that are natural at this time? If you

know of any, please share. There is wisdom from many cultures.

 

Words of wisdom from a Native American writer were shared with this

author years ago to the following effect: When the women of many

cultures share with each other the wisdom and tools for health, then

shall even the Native American culture be renewed. !! As mothers and

women, healters rather in the business model, we move from the heart

and immediate concerns to what works and what tools we have to work with.

 

Posted also with a reminder that Ayurvedic methods offer tools others

do not seem to have to best address this type of toxic accumulations,

and the best time to do it is preconception, but on a regular seasonal

(2-3X a year, at the turn of seasons) it is advised to do some

panchakarma type cleansing for us all. More important than ever! Note

archives on the subject for home cleanse, though panchakarma in an

Ayurvedic clinic is by far the best/most effective, under the guidance

for best results and choices among the possible procols, of a trained

Ayurvedic physician or practitioner.

 

After that is time to do the rejuvenation therapies. I note the new

buzz around MACA among aphrodesiac herbals which has to be also a

rasayana/rejuvenative tonic, am I right? Many are feeling so depleted

from our culture's lifestyle and alternative explorations too, to say

nothing of the above issues, that herbs like macca are a great welcome

especially to those without knowledge/access to the personalized

herbal supports of classical Ayurvedic herb uses. But the cleansing

first, then the rejuvenatives work much deeper and more valuably, is

the recommendation of Ayurved.

 

Warm Regards;

Ysha