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Women’s Physiotherapist - Rosie Dumbrell and Fou

Women’s Physiotherapist - Rosie Dumbrell and Founder @lennyroseactive will be hosting our live Insta Prenatal Yoga this Saturday 8.30am from Angea.
What Rosie loves about @mindfulpregnancyogatraining philosophy is they have an intimate understanding of the anatomical and physical changes that a woman undergoes as part of the pregnancy journey, and importantly the hormonal, mental and emotional elements as well. Their style is progressive, in that the focus is grounded in strengthening the deep core, posterior chain, and very much balancing strengthening more than opening in the earlier phases of pregnancy, to enable a woman to move well into late pregnancy.

Join Rosie this Saturday live 8.30am. We can’t wait to see you on the Mat! Please share with any mammas to be! .
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For all women, men, couples & transgender in Austr

For all women, men, couples & transgender in Australia 🇦🇺Today we celebrate as the Government lifts bans on IVF & Elective Surgery.
Give us a thumbs 👍🏻 clap 👏🏻 10 🙌🏻 or dancing 💃🏻 🕺🏻to celebrate this win! .
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Have you downloaded our “hormonal lifestyle guid

Have you downloaded our “hormonal lifestyle guide?” 🧐🧐🧐💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻 Learn how you can best optimise your hormones and cycle! 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️ It’s an empowering time to be a woman. We have access to what seems to be a limitless number of resources. We’re able to connect with one another though community and we have so many choices when it comes to our reproductive and menstrual health. It is our fundamental belief at Angea, that as women when we become educated on our body and taught how to connect into ourselves (perhaps for the first time in our life) we become empowered and embodied.

Once a girl/woman feels embodied, she is then empowered. Empowered to take her health into her own hands. Empowered to make informed decisions. And empowered to know when enough is enough. Download your copy to hormonally thrive. Embrace your monthly cycle and learn how to optimise your hormones! .
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🙌 COMPETITION TIME 🙌 Whether you're experie

🙌 COMPETITION TIME 🙌

Whether you're experiencing puberty, pregnancy, post-partum, peri-menopause, menopause or anything in-between - HORMONALLY SPEAKING is the event for you! We are opening a discussion to educate and empower ourselves with the shifts that take place through each life stage regardless of what's being faced, whether by us, our sisters, daughters, or friends. And guess what? It's a lot simpler to do than we think...⁠
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Join me and a panel of experts in this space for an online Q&A! We'll be answering all your burning questions and sharing our top tips for biohacking your hormones so you can feel your very best, every damn day ✨
@fertility_queen_dr_burmeister
@natkringoudis
@maritza_barone
All you have to do to enter is:

1) Like this post
2) Tag a friend who you think would love to win
3) Both you and your friend follow Angea & @_consciousconversations
** 1 entry per tag ** ***This competition is not endorsed by Instagram. Terms and conditions apply. Winner will be picked at random on Tuesday 28th of April ***
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Last year I was diagnosed with Adenomysosis and st

Last year I was diagnosed with Adenomysosis and stage 4 Endometriosis. In Chinese medicine, periods are known as the 5th Vital sign. If you are experiencing issues with your period- it indicates you need to investigate further to uncover the root cause. 🧐

In 2018/19 my periods changed dramatically. I had a miscarriage, a D/C and possible hyperplasia of my endometrium. Thank goodness the later didn’t develop. My periods literally stopped flowing. When I was bleeding (if you can call it a bleed), I had to scoop the clots out my vagina when I was in the shower. The clots were a deep purple colour and the size of a 50c piece and larger. I wasn’t experiencing any pain only severe bloating and vomitting leading up to my period. 🩸I decided it was time for another ultrasound. 🧐 My pelvic ultrasound revealed I had a “bulky uterus” diagnosed as Adenomyosis.

Adenomyosis is known as endometriosis cousin. Adenomyosis is characterized by the presence and invasion of endometrial glands and stroma that grow into the muscle layer of the uterus (myometrium). The myometrium of the uterus is composed of smooth muscle and is hormone sensitive (particularly during pregnancy). When we have the presence of diseased tissue that continues to grow and follow the same hormonal fluctuations of the menstrual cycle (just like endo) thickening then breaking down to release to a bleed, over time this causes destruction to the normal myometrium architecture, changing the shape of the uterus. This is the description used in ultrasounds to describe a “bulky uterus”. Adenomyosis like endometriosis has a tremendous impact on the quality of a woman’s life, causing many menstrual issues; such as cramping, dysmenorrhea (painful periods), menorrhagia (heavy periods), miscarriages, infertility and pre-term birth. For many women diagnosed with Adenomyosis the choice of treatment has traditionally been a hysterectomy. For young women who still wish to have a family this is a drastic option.
Currently, we are seeing an increase in young women diagnosed with adenomyosis – (which was considered a menopausal condition), due to the advancement in imaging techniques such as transvaginal ultrasound.
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