[PHQandA] Menopause

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Dear Marilia,

 

Namaste.

 

Thank you for your email.

 

The standard treatment is applied 3 times per week.

 

With love,

 

Marilette

 

 

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--- mariliatavares <mariliatavares

wrote:

> Dear Marilette,

>

> Please, how often should the menopause treatment be

> done?

> Once a day, three times a week, or most specially

> during hot flashes

> whenever possible?

> Thank you

> Marilia

>

>

> > Namaste.

> >

> > Thank you for your email.

> >

> > Enclosed for your easy reference, a copy of

> message 995 written by

> > Master Fe on the medical background and pranic

> healing for

> menopause

> > from the message board of group page.

> >

> > Love,

> >

> > Marilette

> >

> > Message 995

> >

> > MEDICAL INFORMATION: MENOPAUSE

> >

> > " Menopause is the transition period in a woman's

> life when the

> > ovaries stop

> > producing eggs, menstrual activity decreases and

> eventually ceases,

> > and the

> > body decreases the production of the female

> hormones estrogen and

> > progesterone. It normally occurs between the ages

> of 40 and 55, is a

> > natural event in a woman's life. On average,

> menopause begins at

> > about age 51.

> >

> > The symptoms of menopause are caused by changes in

> estrogen and

> > progesterone levels. As the ovaries become less

> functional, they

> > produce

> > less estrogen/progesterone and the body

> subsequently reacts. Some

> > women

> > experience few if any symptoms, while others

> experience various

> > symptoms

> > ranging from mild to fairly severe. This variation

> is normal. A

> > gradual

> > decrease of estrogen allows the body to slowly

> adjust to the hormone

> > change, but in some women a sudden decrease in

> estrogen level

> occurs,

> > causing severe symptoms. This result is often seen

> when menopause

> is

> > caused

> > by surgical removal of the ovaries (surgical

> menopause) or

> > hysterectomy. (Hysterectomy or surgical removal of

> the uterus, and

> > frequently the ovaries is widely accepted both by

> medical

> > professionals and

> > the public as appropriate treatment for uterine

> cancer and for

> various

> > common non-cancerous uterine conditions that can

> produce often

> > disabling

> > levels of pain, discomfort, uterine bleeding,

> emotional distress,

> and

> > related symptoms.)

> >

> > A reduction in estrogen is associated with a

> number of side effects

> > that

> > can be very annoying. Hot flashes, caused by an

> increase of blood

> > flow in

> > the blood vessels of the face, neck, chest and

> back, and vaginal

> > dryness,

> > caused by thinning of the tissues of the vaginal

> wall, are the two

> > side

> > effects most frequently experienced. The mood

> changes and lack of

> sex

> > drive

> > that are also sometimes associated with menopause

> may result

> > partially from

> > the hormone decrease, but may also result from

> having to deal with

> hot

> > flashes and vaginal dryness. In addition to these

> side effects

> there

> > are

> > others that may go undetected for many months or

> years. Decreased

> > estrogen

> > levels increase the risk for osteoporosis (loss of

> calcium from the

> > bones,

> > causing bone fragility), which sometimes isn't

> detected until a bone

> > fracture occurs.

> >

> > Treatment

> > Natural menopause usually requires no treatment.

> Surgical menopause

> > that

> > occurs prior to natural menopause may require

> estrogen replacement

> > therapy

> > (ERT). Not all postmenopausal women need to be

> treated with ERT.

> Each

> > woman

> > should discuss her individual risks and benefits

> with her health

> > care provider.

> >

> > To reduce the risks of estrogen replacement

> therapy and still gain

> the

> > benefits of the treatment, physicians may

> recommend: (1.) adding

> > progesterone to the estrogen, (2.) adding

> testosterone to the

> > estrogen,

> > (3.) using the lowest possible dose of estrogen,

> (4.) having

> frequent

> > and

> > regular physical exams, including a pelvic

> examination and Pap

> smear

> > to

> > detect problems as early as possible.

> >

> > Prevention

> > Menopause is a natural and expected part of a

> woman's development

> and

> > does

> > not need to be prevented. However, there are ways

> (both medical and

> > non-medical) to reduce or eliminate some of the

> symptoms that

> > accompany

> > menopause. "

> >

> >

> > PRANIC HEALING TREATMENT:

> >

> > 1. General sweeping with LWG several times.

> > 2. Sweep sex chakra with LWG & LWO thoroughly.

> Energize with LWR

> then

> > more of WHITE.

> > 3. Sweep the navel and basic chakras with LWG &

> LWO. Energize with

> > LWR.

> > 4. Sweep the meng mein chakra thoroughly.

> > 5. Sweep the ajna with LWG & LWV. Energize with

> LWG, then with more

> > of LWV.

> > 6. Sweep the front and back heart chakra. Energize

> the back heart

> > with EV.

> > 7. Sweep the front and back solar plexus with LWG

> & LWO. Energize

> with

> > LWG, LWB, & LWV.

> > 8. Sweep the crown, forehead, throat chakras with

> LWG & LWV.

> Energize

> > with LWV.

> >

> > Love and light, masterfe

>

>

>

 

 

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