September in Buffalo is the best.
The light changes, crisp mornings arrive, and apples are bountiful. There's a seasonal change of clothing, with sweaters replacing tank tops.
Your Organs of Elimination Have a Season Too
Your body feels this shift too. With the cool, often damp weather, September is a natural time for cleansing, when your organs of elimination go through their own cycle of clearing out waste.
That's a good thing. Your liver, kidneys, lungs, skin, colon, and lymph reset and renew your body seasonally, the same way they have every autumn of your life, whether you noticed or not.
What Happens When You Suppress a Cough or a Sniffle
The trouble starts when you suppress that process instead of supporting it.
If you silence your cough or sniffles before they finish their job, the debris is still there, lingering.
Suppressing doesn't stop the process. It only backs it up, waiting to surface again later, often at a worse time than now.
I see this pattern often. A woman reaches for something to shut a symptom down fast, because she's busy, because it's inconvenient, because she thinks that sneezing in public is not allowed to happen anymore.
Your body isn't trying to inconvenience you. It's trying to release stuff that needs to get out.
How to Support Your Body's Fall Cleanse
Support your body's cleansing wisdom. Rest when you're tired, even if it's just twenty minutes. Move your lymph with a walk or some gentle tapping and massaging. Flush your sinuses with a neti pot instead of reaching for something that shuts the process down.
Maybe your body is asking for a little more support and a little less interference. Give it that, and it will do what it already knows how to do.
What is your body releasing this September? Reply and tell me. I'd love to hear.
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