Re: Uterine Fibroids

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September,

There is a helpful bulletin board for women with fibroids at:

http://dcforum.whathelps.com/healthhelps/cgi-bin/forums/dcboard.pl?

az=list & forum=Vitalzym_Board & archive=

The approach used by this group is to ingest digestive enzymes to

dissolve the fibroids, cysts, etc.

Dr. uses digestive enzymes in her work. But I notice that the

enzymes used by this group include the enzyme serrapeptase which I

haven't noticed in the digestive enzymes sold by Self Health, etc. Also

they are enteric coated to help with assimilation.

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

Kate

On Nov 9, 2004, at 11:32 AM, sugarhoopgirl wrote:

>

> I was wondering if any one has had a uterine fibroid that causes

> severe abdominal pain

> and excessive bleeding and large blood clots? I bought a super zapper

> and bought a

> endometriosis key and I started to do a kidney cleanse and parasite

> cleanse about a month

> ago and the result is excessive bleeding with clots causing me to go

> to emergency twice in

> 3 days. I originally started the cleanse thinking I had endomitriosis

> but my ultrasound

> shows a 3 cm mass that they think is a fibroid. I had a biopsy done

> at that time and don't

> know the results. I started on the pill in hopes to reduce the

> bleeding and started on a

> pain killer Vikadex. I read about Wild yam and don't know how to take

> it. I live in LA and

> am looking for some one to test my uterus for solvents.

> Any help would be appreciated

> In pain

> September (that's my name)

[Guest guest]

Try this link. It should work:

http://dcforum.whathelps.com/healthhelps/cgi-bin/forums/dcboard.pl?az=list & forum\

=Vitalzym_Board & archive=

[Guest guest]

Hi, just a note abou uterine fibroids. There is a book by Dr. Lee named

" What your doctor may not tell you about Menopause " that discusses uterine

fibroids and hormones. He talks about the use of the pill also. Progesterone

cream (not wild yam cream) is what he recommends for shrinking uterine fibroids.

I

recommend reading the whole book first before using yam cream at all. Yam

creams can be detrimental as they may be made from ingredients that are similar

to natural progesterone, but are not natural progesterone. The pill is made

from synthetic ingredients also. Perhaps you might consult an alternative doctor

that is familiar with the true progesterone cream use before making any moves.

Good luck. JD

[Guest guest]

I had several fibroids, and one was the size of an orange. I found this

out in 1984 when I had gall bladder surgery, before I knew of an

alternative. My doctor told me not to worry over them, that they would go

away with age. I am 63 now and have never had a problem with them.

> [Original Message]

> From: Sylvia <h10feet@...>

> <health >

> Date: 1/20/2005 1:01:11 PM

> Subject: Uterine Fibroids

>

>

>

> Gang....

>

> My daughter just found out she has several large uterine fibroids

> and the medicos have counseled her to consider surgery.

> THANKFULLY...we have talked to her enough in the last year or so

> that she called us to ask if there was an alternative way to address

> this problem.

>

[Guest guest]

Sylvia wrote:

Gang....

My daughter just found out she has several large uterine fibroids

and the medicos have counseled her to consider surgery.

THANKFULLY...we have talked to her enough in the last year or so

that she called us to ask if there was an alternative way to address

this problem.

We of course told her she has to clean her diet up starting today,

but i was wondering if there is a female formula that would be most

beneficial to get her started on?

I'd like to get her started on tea or tincture (douche even???) as

soon as possible so that by the time she goes back for a recheck in

a couple of weeks perhaps we can see a slight change.

Thanks in advance

Sylvia

========================

Hi Syl,

Castor oil packs will only do good along with all the rest you have

already mentioned to her. Here is some info from Hoffmann on

Uterine Fibroids:

Uterine Fibroids

© L. Hoffmann B.Sc.

(Hons), M.N.I.M.H.

Fibroid tumors are benign muscle tumors that

cause enlargement and distortion

of the uterus in pre-menopausal women. They may make menstruation

painful

and heavy, possibly leading to anaemia. This is the commonest reason

for

hysterectomy, but unless the fibroids are causing significant problems

it

is best to avoid such drastic steps. They rarely become malignant. As

they

are dependent on estrogen for their growth, they will shrink down at

menopause.

If surgery is necessary, consider the new laser based techniques rather

than removal of the whole womb.

Actions indicated for the processes behind this disease :

Uterine tonics to help the general health and vitality of

the

uterus.

Uterine Astringents will reduce blood loss.

Alteratives often help in health problems associated with

benign

growths. I would love to know why!

Anti-spasmodics will lessen the cramping, dysmenorrhoea like

pains.

Lymphatics support the drainage of fluid from the womb.

Immune support may be appropriate. Please refer to that

section

System Support :

Uterine tonics must provide the basis for any herbal medication,

ensuring

that the reproductive system can benefit from their unique toning.

Specific Remedies :

There are no traditional specifics as such.

One possible prescription :

Caulophyllum thalictroides 2 parts

Vinca major 2 parts

Vitex agnus-castis 1 part

Cimicifuga racemosa 1 part

Dioscorea villosa 1 part

Galium aparine 1 part 2.5 ml of tincture 3 times a day

This can be made stronger by the addition of more anti-spasmodic or

astringent

remedies. The following actions are being supplied :

Uterine tonic (Caulophyllum thalictroides,

Cimicifuga

racemosa)

Uterine Astringent (Vinca major)

Alterative (Galium aparine, Cimicifuga racemosa,

Caulophyllum

thalictroides)

Anti-spasmodic (Cimicifuga racemosa)

Lymphatic (Galium aparine)

Broader Context of Treatment :

Attention to general health and well-being is vital. Focus on a whole

range

of issues to ensure that the woman can be as at ease with her body and

life

as possible.

diet: a well balanced and nutritious diet that is rich in

fresh

green vegetables.

body work: suggest approaches that will engendered an

experience

of bodily ease and relaxation. This may be aromatherapy massage, walks

by

the ocean, dancing, and so on.

peace of mind: relaxation exercises, meditation or

counseling

may be appropriate.

life-style: re-evaluation of work and home environments,

relationships, personal goals, will often clarify areas of positive

growth and transformation.

I hope this helps you to help her. Peace be with you Sylvia.

-- Peace, love and light,

Don "Quai" Eitner

"Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal and wakes in man."

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[Guest guest]

This is a link about natokinase and uterine fibroids.

http://www.womhoo.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD

From: dynateresa <tturner@...>

Subject: Uterine Fibroids

Coconut Oil

Date: Friday, March 26, 2010, 2:37 PM

 

I have been plagued with uterine fibroids for 10+ years. I had surgery

for endometriosis in 2000 and menopaused last year. To this day they bother me.

If I do stomach crunches or other core exercises, they become agitated. My

symptoms are pain, enlarged uterus, and my sleep is effected. My diet is pretty

healthy and I do take supplements. No meds. Any suggestions? Thanks.

[Guest guest]

A woman on another list I'm on also had a very

similar effect with an

iodine douche starting her period within a day of doing it. She

thought she was in menopause and hadn't had a period for months.

I did a search on fibroids and iodine and came across a number of old

online med. texts that recommened iodine douches for uterine fibroids.

It must of been common practice in the early 1900s.

I wish more was understood about the role of iodine and the endocrine

system.

Atwood

http://www.traditionalcook.com

From: dynateresa <tturner@...>

Subject: Uterine Fibroids

I have been plagued with uterine fibroids for 10+ years.  I had surgery for

endometriosis in 2000 and menopaused last year.  To this day they bother me.  If

I do stomach crunches or other core exercises, they become agitated.  My

symptoms are pain, enlarged uterus, and my sleep is effected.  My diet is pretty

healthy and I do take supplements.  No meds.  Any suggestions?  Thanks.

[Guest guest]

Yes, I have a suggestion for fibroids: BlockBuster AllClear is the best IMO, and

guaranteed or your money back, even with the buy 3 get 4 sale. Save your empty

bottles and the receipt

Some background for it is here:

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Product:

http://tinyurl.com/enzymetherapy

All good,

Duncan

>

> I have been plagued with uterine fibroids for 10+ years. I had surgery for

endometriosis in 2000 and menopaused last year. To this day they bother me. If

I do stomach crunches or other core exercises, they become agitated. My

symptoms are pain, enlarged uterus, and my sleep is effected. My diet is pretty

healthy and I do take supplements. No meds. Any suggestions? Thanks.

>