
When I was trying to conceive, I remember reading that the color orange is associated with fertility. Wouldn't you know it, all of a sudden, my wardrobe started taking on a orange hue, a color I never would have thought of wearing in the past. Here is a site which explains the fertility chakra and its association with the color orange:
www.herbshealing.com
From the article:
Deep within the fertility center of every woman, the color orange resides. A burning flame of heat, passion and warm intentions pulsates, the fertility chakra. Here, where our ovaries are located, we find our ability to birth new ideas and projects. Energy is stored below our naval. It acts like a filled gas tank.
When this chakra is open and working with the rest of the body, we feel energized and healthy. This chakra allows us to get into action and make our world that which we want it to be. When we focus our intentions at the area located below our naval, we can feel the fullness of this energy. We can attaché our intentions to this energy and begin to work for our dreams.
This part of the physical body is most often the strongest. We need this strength to stand erect. We need the strength of our lower back and torso to hold our bodies erect when we are tired or when we are sitting at attention. When our lower torso is weak it allows our entire physical body to become out of alignment.
Concentrating upon the lower physical torso with strengthening intentions is a first step toward developing healthy energy. When this portion of the body is physically healthy a healthy chakra can exist as well. Too often we think of the chakra as only an intangible energy. While the energy of the chakra is not a physical one, it does have the ability to affect the actual physical body. In turn, the actual physical body in the same manner can affect the chakra energy.
I've often heard about the benefits of millet. It's high in fiber and other nutrients. It may also be a better choice than wheat because it may enhance fertility for those trying to conceive. Read more: www.pregnancyquickstart.com From the article: The benefits of millet In a nutshell, millet is a whole grain which helps control blood sugar levels. In doing so, it also optimizes the body’s fertility and keeps reproductive hormones in check. Cultures who consume millet regularly appreciate its nutty flavor and its bland-with-a-hint-of-sweetness taste. It is rich in fiber, amino acids, vitamin E and B complex. It is also brimming with minerals such as potassium, phosphorus, magnesium, and iron. Millet and Fertility Because of millet’s benefits to the body, you can be assured of a great foundation before becoming pregnant. How it specifically enhances fertility is unknown. However, it does help regular hormones and keep them balances, so there is a good chance of becoming pregnant. If you have thyroid health issues, it is wise to talk to your doctor prior to incorporating millet in your regular diet.
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