Farah Massage Therapy

Farah Massage Therapy Women Only

Certified Practitioner – Midwifery (Jordan)
Services Offered:
•Fertility Treatment
•Medical Massage
•Full Body Massage
•Hijama (Cupping Therapy)
📍Location: Port Louis
📞Appointments: 5827 2837
🕙 Hours: Monday to Saturday | 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

🌿 Why Am I Getting Chin Hair?If you’ve noticed chin hair, stubborn acne, or even hair thinning, you might be wondering—w...
22/09/2025

🌿 Why Am I Getting Chin Hair?

If you’ve noticed chin hair, stubborn acne, or even hair thinning, you might be wondering—what’s going on with my hormones? One of the key players here is testosterone.

👉 In the right balance, testosterone is essential for women. It supports:
Energy levels ⚡️
Metabolism 🔥
Libido ❤️
Motivation & focus 🎯

But when testosterone rises too high—especially in conditions like PCOS or insulin resistance—it can trigger:
Acne along the jawline
Facial hair growth (chin, upper lip)
Thinning scalp hair
Irregular cycles
Difficulty conceiving (infertility)
Belly weight gain
Mood swings and irritability

🥦 Foods That Help Balance Testosterone

Top Picks:
🍵 Spearmint tea – studies show it helps reduce testosterone in women with PCOS.
🥬 Cruciferous veggies (broccoli, kale, cabbage) – support the liver in hormone detox.
🌰 Zinc-rich foods (cashews & almond)– help regulate hormones.
🫒 Anti-inflammatory fats (ghee, olive oil ) – reduce inflammation and balance hormones.
🌿 Spices (cinnamon, turmeric) – help with insulin sensitivity and hormone balance.

Foods to Limit/Avoid:
❌ Refined sugar (spikes insulin and worsens PCOS).
❌ Dairy (especially if acne-prone).
❌ Processed or fried foods (increase inflammation).
❌ Excess animal fat/meat (can disrupt hormone balance).

🌸 Lifestyle Habits That Support Balance
🚶‍♀️ Gentle daily movement (walking, stretching).
😴 7–8 hours of restful sleep for hormone reset.
🌬 Stress management (deep breathing, journaling, meditation).
🍽 Balanced blood sugar (don’t skip meals, eat protein + fiber).
🌀 Cycle syncing workouts – lighter in luteal phase, stronger in follicular phase.

✨ Takeaway: Chin hair or jawline acne isn’t just a cosmetic issue—it’s your body sending a signal about your hormones. With the right nutrition, habits, and stress balance, you can bring testosterone back into harmony.

Migraines & Endometriosis: What’s the Connection?Why They Overlap Nervous System Sensitivity: Both conditions heighten t...
19/09/2025

Migraines & Endometriosis: What’s the Connection?

Why They Overlap
Nervous System Sensitivity: Both conditions heighten the body’s pain signals, making pain feel more intense.

Hormonal Changes: Shifts in estrogen can trigger migraines and worsen endometriosis symptoms.

Inflammation: Both involve increased inflammation, which fuels pain.

Co-existing Conditions: People with endometriosis are more likely to experience migraines compared to those without.

What This Means for Patients
Migraines often flare around your menstrual cycle, just like endo symptoms.

Managing both conditions together can help reduce overall pain and improve quality of life.

Farah Massage Therapy – Supporting Women’s Wellness

Helpful tips 😊Foods That May Trigger Acne 🍽️Gluten 🌾 – may cause gut irritation and inflammation.  White potatoes 🥔 – hi...
17/09/2025

Helpful tips 😊

Foods That May Trigger Acne 🍽️

Gluten 🌾 – may cause gut irritation and inflammation.
White potatoes 🥔 – high glycemic index, can spike blood sugar.
Excessive citrus 🍊 – too much acidity may stress the skin.
Caffeine ☕ – increases stress hormones, which can worsen breakouts.
Milk 🥛 – may affect hormone balance.
Tomatoes 🍅 – nightshade family, can trigger inflammation in some people.
Dairy products 🧀 – linked to hormonal acne in sensitive individuals.
Corn 🌽 – often processed and high in sugar, may raise inflammation.
Eggplants 🍆 – another nightshade that can cause sensitivity.
Soy 🌱 – contains phytoestrogens that may disrupt hormone balance.
Peppers 🌶️ – nightshade, can trigger inflammation for some.

✨ Not everyone reacts the same way — triggers differ from person to person. The key is to observe your body and notice patterns.

May Allah bless you with complete health, strength, and healing.
16/09/2025

May Allah bless you with complete health, strength, and healing.

Congratulations 🎉🍾! May God bless you and your pregnancy abundantly.
15/09/2025

Congratulations 🎉🍾! May God bless you and your pregnancy abundantly.

✨ PCOS belly isn’t about willpower—it’s about hormones.When insulin and stress hormones are out of balance, your body ho...
13/09/2025

✨ PCOS belly isn’t about willpower—it’s about hormones.
When insulin and stress hormones are out of balance, your body holds onto belly fat.
💡 The solution? Nourish your body with the right foods, and daily habits that calm your system and restore balance.
Healing PCOS belly is possible—naturally, gently, and sustainably. 💕

True healing comes only from the Creator.
12/09/2025

True healing comes only from the Creator.

✨ HOW TO OPTIMIZE YOUR UTERINE LINING ✨A strong foundation for fertility + implantationWhy It Matters🌸 A healthy uterine...
12/09/2025

✨ HOW TO OPTIMIZE YOUR UTERINE LINING ✨
A strong foundation for fertility + implantation

Why It Matters
🌸 A healthy uterine lining (endometrium) is essential for:
Embryo implantation
Nourishing early pregnancy
Creating a receptive, supportive womb

TCM Insight
In Traditional Natural Medicine (TCM), the lining depends on:
Abundant Blood → nourishes and thickens
Strong Yin energy → cools, moistens, and makes the womb receptive

What Happens When Deficient
⚠️ If Blood or Yin are low, or circulation is poor:
The lining may be thin
Implantation becomes harder
Fertility may be affected

How to Support Naturally
🌿 Simple TCM-rooted tips:
Eat blood-nourishing foods (beets, leafy greens, red dates)
Rest deeply to protect Yin energy
Gentle movement to improve circulation

Closing / CTA
✨ With the right support, you can naturally strengthen your uterine lining and boost fertility.

Dear brothers, as you know, conceiving is a journey that involves both husband and wife. Many of your wives are making g...
11/09/2025

Dear brothers, as you know, conceiving is a journey that involves both husband and wife. Many of your wives are making great sacrifices and showing so much patience during this process. With humility, we kindly request your cooperation as well. A simple s***m count test can help us understand if there are any concerns on your side. Sometimes, it’s only a matter of hormonal imbalance, which can be managed with proper care. Your support means a lot in making this journey easier for your wife and increases the chances of achieving the blessing of parenthood together👼🏻

Congratulations 🎈🎊 on the safe arrival of your beautiful baby girl. May she bring endless joy, love, and blessings into ...
10/09/2025

Congratulations 🎈🎊 on the safe arrival of your beautiful baby girl. May she bring endless joy, love, and blessings into your life. Thank you so much for your beautiful feedback. Your kind words mean a lot and truly inspire me.

She thought it was just face fat…But it was PCOS moon face.Many women with PCOS notice their face looking rounder or puf...
09/09/2025

She thought it was just face fat…
But it was PCOS moon face.

Many women with PCOS notice their face looking rounder or puffier. It’s not always “weight gain” — often, it’s a hormonal sign.

What is moon face?
Round, puffy appearance of the face
Caused by swelling, fluid retention, or fat redistribution
Cheeks look fuller, jawline less defined
Strongly linked to hormones, not just body fat

Possible causes:
High cortisol (stress hormone): Prolonged stress → fat storage in face/neck
Insulin resistance: Common in PCOS → water retention & fat gain in face
Chronic inflammation: Low-grade inflammation from PCOS → puffiness
Medications: Certain hormones or steroids may worsen it

What to look out for:
Puffy/swollen face, especially in the morning
Roundness in face even if body weight isn’t high
Double chin despite overall weight loss
Tightness/swelling in cheeks or jawline
Puffiness that comes and goes with stress, diet, or sleep

Practical steps to help:
Balanced nutrition: Protein, complex carbs, healthy fats
Limit salt & junk food: Reduces water retention
Stay hydrated: Flushes out excess sodium
Exercise: Strength training + walking improves insulin sensitivity
Stress & sleep management: Lowers cortisol → less puffiness
Anti-inflammatory foods: Omega-3s, turmeric, green tea, colorful veggies

Having endometriosis doesn’t automatically mean you can’t conceive.Many women with endometriosis are able to conceive na...
08/09/2025

Having endometriosis doesn’t automatically mean you can’t conceive.

Many women with endometriosis are able to conceive naturally with the right support—through lifestyle changes, balanced nutrition, stress management, and natural healing approaches. With patience and care, healthy pregnancies are still possible

The most important steps are understanding your body, managing symptoms, and getting the right guidance from healthcare providers. Every woman’s journey is unique, but there is always hope.

Tips to support fertility with endometriosis:
🌿 Prioritize anti-inflammatory nutrition – focus on whole foods, fresh vegetables, lean proteins, and avoid processed or inflammatory foods.
🧘 Manage stress and support hormonal balance – stress can disrupt hormones, so relaxation practices like meditation, yoga, or massage therapy can help.
👩‍⚕️ Work with specialists when needed – fertility specialists, holistic therapists can provide tailored care.

✨ Remember: a diagnosis of endometriosis is not the end of your fertility journey. With the right care and lifestyle support, pregnancy is still very possible.

Address

Port Louis

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 19:00
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 19:00
Saturday 10:00 - 19:00

Telephone

+23058272837

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