Uterine fibroids
Hello everyone.
Help please if possible!
A very good friend of mine, who is only in her thirties and has never been pregnant, told me today that she has uterine fibroids which are very painful and are in a position that they can't be taken out without a full hysterectomy.
I have checked out all my natural cures sites and I see that Hysterectomy is one of the most unnecessary surgeries done today.
Before she goes under the knife, I said that I would find out as much as I can about this and hopefully a natural cure. I have found out that these fibroids can be caused by hormonal imbalance, but I don't have any really specific treatments to give her. I did find a recommendation for hydrotherapy, and it looks quite good, but I really need more links to help persuade her not to jump into this surgery, despite her discomfort.
Does anyone have any ideas for her?
Thanks in advance.
Help please if possible!
A very good friend of mine, who is only in her thirties and has never been pregnant, told me today that she has uterine fibroids which are very painful and are in a position that they can't be taken out without a full hysterectomy.
I have checked out all my natural cures sites and I see that Hysterectomy is one of the most unnecessary surgeries done today.
Before she goes under the knife, I said that I would find out as much as I can about this and hopefully a natural cure. I have found out that these fibroids can be caused by hormonal imbalance, but I don't have any really specific treatments to give her. I did find a recommendation for hydrotherapy, and it looks quite good, but I really need more links to help persuade her not to jump into this surgery, despite her discomfort.
Does anyone have any ideas for her?
Thanks in advance.
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Permalink Reply by KnowNow on -
Your friend should try the following:
Full BComplex
Iodine (very helpful-I use Iodoral some use kelp)
Raspberry Leaf Tea and capsules
Vitamin K
Iron
Black Strap molasses
Drink Green Smoothies.
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Permalink Reply by Jolly on -
INTERESTING!!
Wow, our emotions are so strong. I can believe that could be an issue.
I guess EFT could help!!
Thanks ladies.
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Permalink Reply by Wayne D on -
Don't know much about it but I came across this article in Nutrition and Healing:
Cease and de-cyst
Q: I read with great interest your tip about using SSKI for fibroids. Does this therapy work for ovarian cysts, too? And if so, where can I get it?
JVW: Yes, it does, and for the same reason. SSKI helps the body metabolize estrogen, which is also the culprit in ovarian cysts. In minor to moderate cases I generally recommend six to eight drops taken daily in a few ounces of water. It takes about two to three months of this to see results. But many people who have used this therapy have had a great deal of success. For the record, the same dose will also work for fibrocystic breast disease, and should work in about three to six months. Just don't forget to contact a nutritionally knowledgeable physician who can monitor your thyroid function during treatment.
You shouldn't need a prescription to obtain SSKI -- although if you are working with a physician you can get it that way. You can also obtain it from a compounding pharmacist and some natural food stores. Please contact the International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists (www.iacprx.org) to locate a compounding pharmacist in your area if you don't know one already.
(For more information on SSKI, see the November 2002 issue of Nutrition & Healing.)
A site to find out more about this is: http://www.tahoma-clinic.com/hrtbreastcancer.shtml
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