polycystic ovaries and endometriosis

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

I'm wondering if anyone has any advice on natural alternatives for

these as my sister has just been diagnosed and is finding it a bit

much with all of the poking and prodding and drugs they'd like to put

her on.

I'd appreciate any thoughts anyone can give that might be of

assistance. She's not the most patient person around and I realise

that the natural medicines can take some time to work. It would be

great to give her some options though as the doctors only want to go

the western way and who knows what all of those hormones and chemical

will do to a person?!?!

Anyway, would love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks!

Kelly

[Guest guest]

I understand the National Center for Alternative and Complementary

Medicine.gov was conducting some Trials using Vitamin B6 Pyroxidine.

 

Apparantly the results with the B6 Pyroxidine were very favorable.

 

So I would recommend Vitamin B6 Pyroxidine at 100 mgs. for 30 days.

 

The sooner you begin the Vitamin therapy; the better.

 

After 30 days switch to a B-Complex 50 or 100. www.NCCACM.nih.gov a

, " kellycherie_13 "

<kellycherie13 wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

> I'm wondering if anyone has any advice on natural alternatives for

> these as my sister has just been diagnosed and is finding it a bit

> much with all of the poking and prodding and drugs they'd like to

put

> her on.

> I'd appreciate any thoughts anyone can give that might be of

> assistance. She's not the most patient person around and I

realise

> that the natural medicines can take some time to work. It would

be

> great to give her some options though as the doctors only want to

go

> the western way and who knows what all of those hormones and

chemical

> will do to a person?!?!

> Anyway, would love to hear your thoughts.

> Thanks!

> Kelly

>

[Guest guest]

Well if you are up for doing research, take a look at the herb Stinging

Nettle. It has tremendous results for balancing the hormones. I took it for

many many years when my hormones were out of whack and my monthly schedule was

crazy. It does take a while to work though: about a month.

 

Research is really the best way to go. Experimenting as well too. That's

how I found the best treatments for myself.

 

Dawn

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, " kellycherie_13 "

<kellycherie13 wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

> I'm wondering if anyone has any advice on natural alternatives

for

 

Kelly,

 

Yes there are alternative herbal remedies. Before trying any

herbal remedy it must be discussed with a doctor because there

may be contra-indications with prescribed medicines.

 

Traditional Chinese and Oriental medicine has a different

understanding and approach to the cause of endometriosis - but

one which fits the current scientific knowledge and would fill in

many of the gaps in scientists' theories. In Traditional Chinese

Medicine, endometriosis is classified as a liver disorder and

associated with liver stagnation. In every woman with

endometriosis the underlying cause for this liver blood

stagnation may be slightly different but the outcome is similar.

 

Recent studies have supported this theory and implicated

chronic exposure to dioxins (an environmental pollutant) to both

liver health and endometriosis independently. Unfortunately, for

women living a modern lifestyle, avoiding these dioxins would be

very difficult as they are found in a large proportion of all fish,

meat and dairy products produced for human consumption. A

compromised liver would also play a part in weakening the

immune system - once again a factor implicated in

endometriosis.

 

Eating foods that are understood to be liver-weakening is also a

problem of modern lifestyle and endometriosis. Refined foods,

especially those containing wheat flour and sugar, deep fried

foods, caffeine and ice-cold drinks, all compromise liver

functioning and should be avoided by women in general, but

particularly those with a predisposition to or past experience of

endometriosis. Stress is also a big enemy of liver health and in

Chinese medicine the liver is considered the most

emotion-sensitive organ of the body.

 

To learn more about natural alternative therapies visit

http://www.OurFamilysHealth.com/Endometriosis-FAQ

 

Be healthy and well

Wayne McDonald

http://articlesunlimited.holisticnetworkexchange.com