In Part 2 of my period pain series, I’m exploring pelvic floor tension, also known as high tone or an overactive pelvic floor, and how it can significantly amplify menstrual cramps.

If your period pain feels deep, pulling, positional, or coexists with pain during sex or urinary leakage, this may not be a hormone problem alone. Pelvic bowl tension and prostaglandin-driven inflammation can coexist, and both deserve precise care.

Inside this blog, I explain:
• What the pelvic floor actually is
• Why I prefer the term pelvic bowl or pelvic diaphragm
• How chronic tension can lead to both pain and weakness
• And how hands-on pelvic care can change your experience

If you are in the Okanagan and looking for integrative pelvic therapy, I offer abdominal massage and hands-on, hands-in pelvic bowl care within naturopathic scope.

Read the full post at the link in my bio.

Period pain is common, but it’s not normal. Prostaglandins are one reason periods can be painful.

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Erectile function is not just about performance.
It is a reflection of cardiovascular health, nervous system integrity, hormonal balance, and a man’s relationship with his own vitality.

For many men, erectile dysfunction (ED) is the first noticeable sign that something deeper is asking for attention, often long before cardiovascular disease, metabolic dysfunction, or pelvic tension become obvious elsewhere in the body.