Cervical Cancer

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Hello Teresa you may want to look at this site

http://www.geocities.com/gyngals/

 

Also a good book with some info Cervical Cancer is The

Woman's Encyclopedia to Natural Healing by Gary Null,

try amazon.com they have it used.

I have this problem or at least am concerned about it

coming back, and I drink a tea called Vita-Blend, with

dandelion, burdock, nettles, peppermint and others,

and it cleans out my liver and give me energy. Also

cervical cancer is linked to low iron, folic acid,

vitamin c, calcium, an beta carotene so I take high

doses of these vitamins. I also take aloe vera,

kyo-greens, elderberry, echinacea, and astralagus

daily. Gentian root works really well for yeast for me

but I haven't been able to find any lately. Other

women take olive leaf extract, and geranium. I have

also heard good things about Chinese patenet

medicines, meadowsweet, calendula, papaya, jasmine,

bitter orange, and of course there are tons of anti

cancer herbs. Cleaning out the liver is important I

believe that because I was much worse before I started

with that tea. The Chinese herb book I have is called

healing with Chinese herbs, and I bought the tea at

http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/

I plan to start on Chinese herbs soon and go to a

naturopath for the vitamins.

One woman in my cervical dysplasia group said she was

healed with calendula vaginally but then again

cervical dysplasia goes away on it's own 50% of the

time within 6 months. My own mother has had cervical

dysplasia three times and she's fine now, and I'm fine

now too. Tell your friend to stay positive. When I was

feeling sick, peppermint and elderberry tea really

helped me a lot. Traditional Medicines makes one like

that, also I could roasted nuts and seeds and a little

dried fruit. Make sure she eats.

 

Sandy

 

Hello everyone,

My name is Teresa. I just signed up tonight and I am

hoping some of

you may have a few suggestions for my best friend.

She was just

diagnosed with cervical cancer and had the area

removed on monday.

She refuses chemo (she has been through this before

and knows what it

is like) She has 2 young girls and started radiation

this week. She

feels so sick and tired, nausea and a iron taste in

her mouth. I

have read on a group somewhere a while back of a

herbal remedy to

help sooth the sickness, rasberry tea or lavender? I

wish I had

saved the post, but I didn't know I'd need it. I want

to help her

badly. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

TIA,

 

Teresa

 

 

 

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