Overview
- Argentine outlets revisited Celis’s account of a multi‑session “uterus healing” and reported that she said it lifted her mood and restored her energy.
- Celis said the process involved 13 sessions and described feeling exhausted and disgusted with her body before starting the ritual.
- TV host Yanina Latorre publicly questioned the idea of “cleaning the uterus” to prepare for a new relationship during comments on her program.
- Explanatory pieces stressed that the ceremony is non‑clinical and typically centers on meditation to release emotional memories and strengthen feminine energy.
- One guide detailed common steps such as holding a full‑moon session with a bowl of water and a candle, slow breathing, and visualizing the uterus, while noting there is no medical evidence for the practice.