polycystic ovarian disease

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends of Ayurveda;

I received this post to my group, perinatalayurveda

recently, and am not trained to properly answer it. Hakim runs a

clinic in southern california with great responsible care for his

clients. Any input will be wisely used. You will see my response

below before thinking of this resource you have here.

Hakim Shiva <hakim

 

Hello Martha and Group,

Can Polycystic Ovarian Disease be treated in much the same way as

Uterine Fybroids? (same basic herbs, castor oil packs, essential

oils, foods)

 

And is surgery the primary option after the cysts/fybroids reach a

certain size, and what is that size if so.

 

Thank you for all of your fierce devotion.

Namaste,

Hakim.

 

Dear Hakim;

Speaking of fierce devotion. You honor us all I believe with your

question, and I invite anyone's input. PS re site posting; I myself

find the easiest way to post messages is to go to www.

and my groups, then go to this one. The process is touchy re which

email address you use and how messages are addressed.

 

Interesting I just spoke for an hour with Nancy Phillips, ayurvedic

practitioner trained by Light Miller in Florida, who has (I mentioned

her to you) excellent success with fibroids. I do not have answers

much for you here to your quesiton, can only offer my thoughts.

 

#1, certainly makes sense to treat similarly. I'd add slippery elm

to the herb/teas understanding that it helps the body keep from

creating cysts, according to an intuitive's advice only I can speak

this.

#2 I really don't know what the disease is by the name, and as you

probably know from our common training in Boulder, we are bound to

support body systems and such rather than treat/diagnose diseases by

name, in ref to our relationship in the medical profession.

#3 Nancy's experience is with smaller fibroids, say to large lemon,

to date. Dr. Buhrman in Boulder suggests that the larger ones

require surgery. I am only reporting.

Re Nancy's protocols, I'll share as I get them typed up, with her

blessings. WE would I expect all be delighted to hear which you are

currently using as well. She focuses on liver flushing, hormonal

balancing, emoitonal feminine ego damage, pitta/kapha excess and high

ama, includes pitta reducing penetrating and reproductive specific

essential oils with castor oil packs 3 times a week only for 2 weeks

in addition to her other regimens; sounds much more effective than

what Dr. Buhrman is experiencing.

 

NO affiene, low protiens, (esp animal and dairy), no dairy, very low

estrogens incl don quai, (esp the synthetics from all forms incl

cleaning and body care, saran

rap etc), low on tissue building herbs incl ashwaghanda, increasing

agni without aggravating pitta, other such

issues are involved. For the few weeks; then 5 cups daily of a

special herbal brew is included as her focus medicine including

dandelion, burdock and others.

 

I will be inclined to include chitrak and pippali among herbs in

higher kapha, similarly some clove and essential oil of it as well.

 

More later - blessings;

Marti

[Guest guest]

polycystic ovarian disease

Check out these links on cancer. It is a whole new

way of looking at cancer. National Institute of

Health in the US is looking at some of these remedies

now.

 

<http://www.cancure.org/insulin_potentiation_therapy.htm>

 

<http://www.drkelley.com/CANLIVER55.html>

<http://www.cancure.org/choiceoftherapy.htm>

GB Khalsa

Dear Friends of Ayurveda;

I received this post to my group,

perinatalayurveda

recently, and am not trained to properly answer it.

Hakim runs a

clinic in southern california with great responsible

care for his

clients. Any input will be wisely used. You will see

my response

below before thinking of this resource you have here.

Hakim Shiva <hakim