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The best Ayurvedic syrup for irregular periods

Irregular periods can be a huge concern for teenagers, as well as women trying to conceive a child or stay on top of their menstrual health. Irregular periods can be the cause or effect of a series of internal processes that manifest as mood swings and other vaginal disorders. Therefore, it is important to take appropriate measures to ensure menstrual health.

Kumaryasavam is an Ayurvedic syrup for irregular periods and hormonal imbalance. It is formulated with various ingredients, such as kumari rasa, dhataki, lauha bhasma, honey, pippali, tvak, jaggery and many more. This herbal syrup is recommended for those who experience painful cramps, abnormal blood flow, irregular menstrual cycles and digestive concerns.

It may also fulfil the deficiency of iron in the body and aid digestion to enhance metabolism and immunity. The recommended dosage is 15-25ml twice daily after your meal or as directed by your Ayurveda practitioner.

You can buy Kumaryasava from the official website of Kerala Ayurveda at the best price. Being the official distributor, Kerala Ayurveda guarantees 100% authenticity and a 30-day easy return policy.

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Do they use clothes? Have they heard of sanitary pads? Do they know of menstruation related infections? Some said they would get pregnant if a man saw their disposed-of pads, others thought it was too “dirty”, and those who wanted to use them were deprived because they were unaffordable and, worse, inaccessible. In the face of these barriers, many women ended up stuffing their undergarments with sand, leaves or ashes during their monthly periods.

For Indian women, menstruation is much more than biological; it is one more way of perpetuating gender discrimination. Superstitions and cultural taboos associated with periods have persisted at the cost of women’s health and safety, which is yet to be penalised under law, unlike in certain countries like Nepal that criminalise discriminatory practices related to menstruation.

It took a landmark and complicated tax reform, the good and services tax (GST), to restart the conversation around menstrual hygiene in the country.

PAD MAN

Talking about the movie PAD MAN:

PAD MAN is a 2018 biographical comedy drama film featuring AKSHAY KUMAR. It is based on the short story “The Sanitary Man of Sacred Land” in TWINKLE KHANNA’S book “The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad” which is inspired by the life of ARUNACHALAM MURUGANANTHAM, a social activist from Tamil Nadu who introduced low cost sanitary pads.

Concept of the short story was to reach out to a wide audience to create awareness and eradicate prevelant superstitions in India surrounding Sanitary Pads.

It is to educate the masses, both men and women,about mentural hygiene and stop labeling it as stigma or taboo in society. Furthermore, it was a plea towards politition to drive their attention towards sanitary pads and making it manditory across institutions.

Art work

Few art work on the situation created below:

They Wont Speak

What if They’ll see.

Prepairation of the clip

. A rough sketch was made

. Purchased the materials bought in the bucket list.

. Making took place in the campus of PEARL ACADEMY, DELHI.

  Lets Face It Do they use clothes? Have they heard of sanitary pads? Do they know of menstruation related infections?