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Every woman should track her cycles, here's how.

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Hi all, I’ve got a message for you, from your period: The same force that moves the tide exists

Hi all, I’ve got a message for you, from your period: The same force that moves the tide exists in you: you are programmed with the rhythms of nature. This force is not an obstacle to overcome, for it guides you to live in harmony with nature. Hormonal contraceptives use synthetic ingredients to alter the natural rhythms within your body. I ask you to work with my rhythms, rather than change my rhythms. Love, Your period WHY TRACK YOUR CYCLES? I use a cycle-tracking app to live in alignment with my cycles. It brings awareness to my energy and emotional fluctuations, so I can be in sync with the wisdom of my body. Cycle tracking is also an effective method of birth control *when used correctly.* I know, I thought the same thing before I did my research: “that sounds way too risky.” However, it’s 98% effective when properly used. In this post, I explain how I track my cycles using the most convenient app I’ve found. I also share how you can identify and honor the cyclical fluctuations in your energy and emotions. When you align yourself with your cycle, you align yourself with a very powerful force of nature. [READ: How to track your cycles for non-hormonal birth control]() In vibrant health, Lauren Geertsen, NTP Why did I get this? I'm [Lauren Geertsen](, and I'm sending you this because you activated a free subscription at Empowered Sustenance. A headstart for your healing journey. If you have chronic health problems, a life without symptoms or prescriptions may seem impossible. At [Empowered Sustenance](, I share the resources and recipes that freed my life of chronic disease and medications. With this headstart for your healing journey, you’ll discover that making healthy changes in your life is life changing. Want more support? The transition to a non-toxic home can be an expensive game of trial-and-error. My [What I Use Guide]( shares the handful of products that meet my ingredient and sustainability standards. You’ll find resources that support both your health and our planet. I never spam or share your email address. You can [Unsubscribe]( to no longer receive these resources. © 2017 Empowered Sustenance Inc | PO Box 17081 , Seattle, WA 98127

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