Teas To Regulate Cycle

Teas To Regulate Cycle

In traditional Chinese medicine, the menstrual cycle is seen as a reflection of the body's overall health and balance. Irregular periods, heavy bleeding, or painful periods are thought to be caused by an imbalance of qi, blood, or other body fluids.

Acupressure can help regulate a woman's menstrual cycle by addressing the underlying imbalances that may be causing these issues. By stimulating specific points along the meridians, acupressure can help increase blood flow to the uterus, regulate hormone levels, and improve the overall function of the reproductive system.

For example, the liver meridian is often targeted in acupuncture treatments for menstrual irregularities. In traditional Chinese medicine, the liver is associated with the smooth flow of qi and blood. When there is an imbalance in the liver, it can lead to menstrual cramps, irregular periods, and other menstrual issues. By stimulating points along the liver meridian, acupressure can help restore balance and alleviate these symptoms.

Overall, acupressure / acupuncture meridian theory suggests that by balancing the flow of qi and blood through the meridians, acupressure / acupuncture can help regulate a woman's menstrual cycle and improve her overall reproductive health.

As you work with your qualified healthcare provider, please consider drinking these teas daily to a few times a week to decrease stress and anxiety, balance cortisol, estrogen and progesterone, thus regulating your cycle. Please consider drinking these teas till you get three regular cycles. Consider a few of the below daily, along with the recommendations of your doctor.

Please consider taking this FREE Acupressure YouTube course from our acupuncturist, Anita Tadavarthy, MAcOM, LAc. Follow the course for a 30 daily journey. Women report that they are able to regulate their period cycle with 90 days of taking this course. Consider this along with the recommendations of your doctor.

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Turmeric Tea

Turmeric is an emmenagogue, bringing blood flow to the uterus and pelvic region. Turmeric also has an antispasmodic effect on the body, thus stimulating spasms to the uterus causing menstruation.

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Learn from our acupuncturist Anita Tadavarthy MAcOM LAc how turmeric can regulate your period. Most patients report experiencing a regular cycle after a few weeks to a couple of months of drinking this relaxing turmeric tea daily or a few times a week. Below is from the irregular period and PCOS Youtube series by our acupuncturist.

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Ginger Tea

Consider Turmeric Ginger Tea, Ginger Peach Tea, and/or Ginger Extract, daily or a few times a week to regulate your cycle. Patients can see results within a few weeks to months with drinking these teas and taking these supplements. Ginger is warming and can regulate blood flow and the menstrual cycle. You can boil an inch of ginger in a cup of water and drink after every meal or you can take this supplement. Most patients report regulating their cycle within a few weeks to a few months.

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Licorice

Research shows licorice root can also help to regulate a menstrual cycle by balancing irregular ovarian follicles and decreasing ovarian cysts. Consider taking this tea as recommended till you get three regular cycles.

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Fennel

Fennel can induce a period by balancing hormone levels and promoting ovulation. Consider this tea after each meal till you get three regular cycles.

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Parsley

Parsley is an emmenagogue, bringing blood flow to the uterus and pelvic region. By increasing menstrual flow, softening the cervix, and balancing hormones, parsley can regulate a period. You can add parsley to your meals or drink parsley tea till you get three cycles.

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Cinnamon Tea

Cinnamon can regulate insulin levels, thus having a positive effect on hormones and menses. Cinnamon can regulate the menstrual cycle for women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), who have high insulin levels. You can drink a few cups of cinnamon tea daily till you get three regular consistent cycles.

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Pineapple

Pineapple contains bromelain. Bromelain helps to shed the uterus lining, thus causing a period. Consider eating a pineapple or drinking this tea till you get three regular cycles

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Learn from our acupuncturist Anita Tadavarthy MAcOM LAc about how pineapple and bromelain can regulate your period. The video below is from the irregular periods and PCOS Youtube series.

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Lemongrass

Lemongrass is an emmenagogue and uterine stimulant. Emmenagogues can stimulate a period cycle and restore regularity. Uterine stimulants strengthen and increase the blood supply to the uterus. Can improve sugar and cholesterol in the blood. Can also improve blood flow, in general.

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