Vagina Yoni Steam Herbs Plus Steam Seat By Uterus Healing

About Vaginal Steam
Yoni Steam History
The Yoni (Vaginal) Steam dates back thousands of years and is seen in almost every indigenous culture. African, Mayan, Greek, Native American, Cook Islands, Filipino, Japanese,China and many other Asian countries have described the practice as Yoni Steam, V-Steams, Vaginal Steaming, Chai-yok, or Bajos. These cultures have used Yoni steaming as a routine ritual to honor and connect with their feminine energy. Yoni Steams can be utilized to restore balance and clear away stagnation. It's popularity has been steadily growing in the West, and for good reason.
In Chinese medicine, for example, all of the organs have emotional and energetic qualities.  Likewise, Yoni steaming allows women to reconnect with their bodies in a positive loving way which helps to clear blocked energy as it also helps with Yoni (Vaginal) wellness. There is a wisdom worth exploring in practices that have been passed down from women for centuries . We at Yoni Steam Honolulu have developed a way for women to experience a positive and relaxing way  to nurture and connect with themselves. This takes place  in our private, modern and tranquil setting.
Let’s face it — between menstruation, sexual intercourse, and childbirth, the vagina withstands a lot. When you add changing hormones and pelvic floor issues to the mix, sometimes the vaginal area is anything but comfortable.
Vaginal steaming is an age-old natural remedy said to cleanse the vagina and uterus, regulate menstruation, and ease period cramps and bloating.
But other than offering a soothing warmth down below, does it work? And is it even safe? Keep reading to find out.
How is it supposed to work?
Vaginal steaming directs herb-infused steam into your vagina. For a hefty fee, some upscale spas offer the process. You can also do it at home, although most doctors don’t recommend it. The process is pretty simple — you just sit or squat over a container of herbal-infused steam.
Most spas have a special seat (Paltrow called it a “throne”) with a hole for the steam to come through. It’s a little more challenging to do at home.
Following is a suggested method of doing a vaginal steam at home. However, before you try it yourself, you’ll want to consider its supposed benefits and possible safety issues, as discussed seen in the leaflet.