Single Essences Australian Bush - She Oak 15 ml

Negative condition
• female imbalance
• inability to conceive for non-physical reasons

Positive development
• feminine balance

Directions

The major function of She Oak is the possibility of resolving the emotional factors that inhibit female fertility, even in the absence of actual physical pathologies. She Oak helps identify the emotional block that prevents a woman from having children. 2 drops of this essence in a glass of water help to free the Fallopian tubes from lumps of mucus, assisting the secretion of healthy cervical mucus.

Furthermore, hormonal production will be more regularised, especially in cases of irregular menstruation. For infertility the She Oak remedy is used differently than other essences: it should be taken 4 weeks before and after another two week break, it should be taken for another 4 weeks. In particularly difficult cases, it can be combined with Flannel Flower, thus releasing karmic blocks towards conception.

She Oak is also used during menopause, especially if hormone replacement therapy causes discomfort in the patient, because it has a hydrating action, thanks to which it keeps vaginal secretions constant. It rebalances the ovaries, keeping hormone production high and thus avoiding osteoporosis. In menopause She Oak is used for a month, suspended for 2 weeks, after which it is resumed for another month. We continue by suspending for a month, at the end of which the absence must be taken for 2 weeks, followed by 6 weeks of interruption. After which you will take the essence for another 2 weeks. The ideal would then be to continue taking She Oak for 2 weeks every 2 months. It may be that there is no physical benefit, but She Oak certainly brings the woman back into harmony with her femininity.

Doses

Fill a 30 ml dropper bottle 3/4 of the volume with water and 1/4 with brandy. Add 7 drops of each floral essence chosen from the stock sales bottle. Take 7 drops of the prepared dosage under the tongue, 2 times a day. Keep away from electromagnetic sources such as TV, cell phones, computers.