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Haramaki to accompany fertility

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The Haramakis: an ideal complement to accompany your fertility

It is very likely that you have never heard of haramakis. For starters, they have a weird name, like… Japanese. 

Yes, it is a word of Japanese origin that refers to a garment. We are going to see exactly what haramakis are, what their benefits are and what they have to do with fertility. 

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What are haramakis?

Haramakis are garments that have a tubular shape, very similar to girdles - although they do not tighten, they simply wrap. 

The word haramaki is made up of two words, “hara”, which in Japanese means the center, and “maki”, which means to wrap or roll. 

(Yes, if you have just thought about the makis that you can find in a restaurant ... they have the same etymological origin. They are things that roll). 

Therefore, hara + maki means "center wrappers", or "center wrappers", or they are even known today for their function: belly warmers

The Haramakis and oriental culture

Haramakis are part of traditional Japanese culture, and are also closely related to traditional Chinese medicine, in which the "hara", the center, is considered to correspond to the first chakra. 

In traditional Chinese medicine, products that provide heat to the abdominal and lumbar area are often used, especially moxa. 

Moxa is a way to warm acupuncture points with the Artemis plant. It is often used to treat symptoms of internal cold, poor digestion, cold in the uterus, and fatigue or anemia. One of its best known uses is related to fertility and pregnancy. 

In fact, moxibustion is used to try to turn breech babies. 

In traditional Chinese medicine, it is considered that the abdominal and lumbar area should be protected and warm to help the reproductive system of women have greater vitality. 

It is therefore key in fertility and pregnancy search processes. 

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The origin of haramakis in Japanese culture

The first known haramakis come from the late XNUMXth century, during the First Sino-Japanese War: they were used by warrior soldiers, also known as samurai. 

Its use also spread among the Samurai during World War II. The warriors used to wear the haramaki to protect themselves from bad weather conditions (they spent many hours outdoors) and even as protection. 

Haramaki in wartime was worn under armor and allowed warriors to better spend long nights in the forest.

Usually, the haramakis of the samurai were made by his wife or his sister, with many stitches, to obtain a warm and resistant fabric. 

Common uses of haramakis

Haramakis have the ultimate goal of keeping the lower back and abdominal area warm. But for what? What are the benefits of keeping this area warm, and what uses are there for haramaki in modern life? 

Haramaki benefits in terms of fertility

From the point of view of Chinese medicine, the abdominal and lumbar area is very important to promote good menstruation, and contribute to the correct reproductive capacity at childbearing age. In women's health, the use of haramaki in menopause is also known, to ensure that women make this transition as smoothly as possible.

During the search for pregnancy it is also important to keep the uterus warm to promote the implantation of the embryo. 

In painful menstruations, the fact of having the lower abdomen well gathered thanks to the haramaki, and with a comfortable temperature, helps to cope with the discomfort. 

Haramaki benefits in pregnancy

When the woman is already pregnant, and especially in the first trimester, it is very important to protect the fetus and the entire reproductive system with some heat. It is considered that the uterus must be kept warm to protect the baby. 

Haramaki benefits for the digestive system

Haramaki also promotes better digestive health, as it makes blood flow better throughout the body and protects the organs of the digestive system. 

Benefits of haramaki in athletes and outdoors

For athletes, or people who spend time outdoors, haramaki can help relieve the feeling of cold and keep the body as warm as possible. 

In addition, in the case of lumbar discomfort, and cold people, haramaki helps a lot to improve symptoms and feel better. 

The haramaki, a garment and a fertility aid

Yes, haramaki is a garment, and very practical, too. Prevents you from being cold, and protects the most sensitive area from being cold, the lumbar and abdomen. 

But it also has such a protective function of the female reproductive system, and provides a warmth that is very important when conceiving and achieving the desired positive. 

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