What is a fibroid?

Uterine fibroids are benign (non-cancerous) tumors located on the lining of the uterus, singly or in groups. Also called myomas, meiomyomas, or uterine fibromyomas, fibroids usually appear in women after the age of 30.

Natural herbal remedy to treat fibroids

Curing uterine fibroids with a natural remedy made entirely from plants is possible. The natural treatment that we offer to permanently cure uterine fibroids consists of herbal teas. This remedy has proven its effectiveness with dozens of resolved cases. It is therefore specially designed for patients who do not want to have surgery. Click on the image below to discover our natural treatment

NATURAL FIBROMA TREATMENT

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Here are some home remedies for fibroids:

 1. Castor oil poultice

Applying a castor oil poultice to the stomach helps stimulate the lymphatic and circulatory system, and increases lymphocytes (disease-fighting cells) to flush pathogenic toxins from the body. Many holistic practitioners believe that a build-up of these toxins play an important role in the development of fibroids. Castor oil also contains ricinoleic acid with anti-inflammatory properties. The following remedy may help shrink fibroids and also help relieve pain. Soak a piece of flannel in castor oil. Place it on your abdomen and cover it with plastic wrap (cellophane).
Place a heating pad or hot water bottle on it and cover it with an old towel. Leave it on for about an hour, then remove it.
Repeat three or four times a week for at least a month, or until you see improvement.
Note: do not use this remedy during your period or if you are trying to conceive.

2. The chaste tree

Chaste tree, also known as Vitex agnus-castus, is native to southern Europe and the Mediterranean regions. It is a great herbal remedy for maintaining hormone balance, estrogen levels, and reducing inflammation. Just take 25 to 30 drops of chaste tree tincture two to four times a day.
Note: Chasteberry will help regulate menstruation and bleeding between periods, but may also reduce the effectiveness of birth control pills.

3. Garlic
 

Garlic is a natural antioxidant and has anti-inflammatory properties that discourage the growth of uterine tumors and fibroids. So you can eat three to five cloves of garlic per day. If the taste and smell of garlic are too strong for you, follow it up with a glass of milk. Milk will also help reduce the incidence of fibroids.
 

4. The dandelion

Many herbalists believe that poor liver function leading to poor elimination of excess hormones contributes to fibroids. Dandelion helps detox the liver and clears excess estrogen in your body.
Boil three tablespoons of dandelion root in 3 to 4 cups of water.
Simmer for 15 minutes.
Turn off the heat and let steep for 15 minutes.
Drink this tea three times a day for at least three months.

5. Green tea

Studies indicate that green tea contains a compound called epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) which inhibits the growth of fibrous cells eventually by increasing their death rate. EGCG offers anti-inflammatory, antiproliferative, and antioxidant effects.
Researchers have found that, in addition to reducing the size of fibroids, green tea can reduce the severity of fibroid symptoms.
Drink two or three cups of green tea or take two 400 mg capsules of green tea per day for several months.

6. Burdock root

Burdock root improves the liver's ability to metabolize estrogen, which shrinks fibroids. Plus, it can help shrink fibroids and inhibit tumor growth.
Add a teaspoon of dried burdock root to a cup of hot water.
Let it steep for 10 to 15 minutes, then strain.
Drink this tea three times a day.
Alternatively, you can take 10 to 25 drops of burdock root tincture three times a day.

7. Apple cider vinegar

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Apple cider vinegar can be helpful in reducing the symptoms of fibroids because it helps flush toxins from the body and promotes fat loss.
Although not scientifically proven, it is believed to help shrink fibroid tumors.
Add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar to a glass of water.
You can also add a tablespoon of molasses or a natural sweetener for taste.
Drink it every day on a regular basis.
Gradually increase the dose of apple cider vinegar from one teaspoon to one or two tablespoons per glass.

8. Gooseberries

Being an antioxidant and immunomodulator, Indian gooseberry is an excellent Ayurvedic remedy for reducing fibroids and their symptoms.
Mix a teaspoon of Indian gooseberry powder and a teaspoon of honey.
Consume each day, this mix first in the morning.
Continue for at least a few months to get positive results.

In addition to these remedies, be sure to exercise regularly and drink plenty of water throughout the day to flush out toxins. Exercise also helps regulate ovulation.
Eating a diet high in fiber helps reduce estrogen, which helps shrink fibroids. It is believed that green vegetables tend to protect women against developing fibroids, while consumption of red meat and ham increases the risk of them.
 Also, dietary changes can help treat fibroids and relieve symptoms. The lifestyle changes below are also important for preventing fibroids.
A clinical study in China shows that obesity and being overweight increase the risk of uterine fibroids. This happens because fat cells produce large amounts of estrogen. Losing weight can help prevent or reduce the size of fibroids.

Nutrition
Your daily diet is a very important factor in the treatment of fibroids. Good nutrition can help you maintain a normal weight and lower your risk. Certain foods can also help relieve symptoms.

Foods to Avoid

According to clinical studies, eating too much red meat increases the risk of uterine fibroids. Drinking alcohol also increases your risk.
Eating processed carbohydrates and sugary foods can trigger or worsen fibroids. These foods increase blood sugar. This causes your body to make too much insulin. Avoid or limit simple refined carbohydrates such as:
   - white rice, pasta and soda flour and other sweet drinks
   -   corn syrup
   - cereals - boxes of baked foods (cakes, donuts)
   - potato chips
   - crackers

Foods to eat

High-fiber, unprocessed foods help:

   - reduce appetite and the food balance of your hormones
   - prevent excessive weight gain.
Brightly colored foods like fruits and vegetables also help reduce inflammation and lower the risk of fibroids.

 Add these whole foods to your daily diet:

   - raw and cooked fruits and vegetables
  - dried whole grains
  - grains of red rice, grains of whole wheat bread and whole grain couscous paste, seeds of fresh and dried plants

Vitamins and Supplements

Milk and dairy products can help shrink fibroids. Dairy products contain high amounts of calcium, magnesium and phosphorus. This nutrient can help prevent the growth of fibroids.
Certain types of vitamins can also help reduce the growth and size of fibroids. Research confirms that your risk of fibroids may increase if you have low amounts of vitamin D and vitamin A from animal sources, such as milk.
Uterine fibroids can make menstrual pain, bloating, and cramping worse. A number of vitamins can help alleviate these symptoms:

   - vitamin B-1
   - vitamin B-6
   - Vitamin E
   - magnesium
   - omega-3 fatty acids
       
Blood pressure

A study in the Netherlands found that there could be a relationship between high blood pressure and fibroids. Manage your blood pressure to reduce risks and improve your overall health:

    - Limit foods containing salt or sodium.
   - Check your blood pressure regularly and discuss the reading with your doctor.
   - Exercise regularly.

Traditional chinese medicine

Herbal medicine is used in traditional Chinese medicine to slow the growth of fibroids and treat symptoms. A herbal formula is called Guizhi fuling or Gui Zhi Fu Ling Tang. This formula contains several herbs that work to shrink uterine fibroids, balance hormone levels, and keep the uterus healthy:

• ramulus cinnamomi   
• poria   
• semen persicae   
• radix paeoniae rubra   
• radix paeoniae alba   
• cortex moutan

Medical treatment

In most cases, symptomatic fibroids are treated with hormonal drugs, ultrasound therapy, surgery, and other treatments. Medication helps shrink fibroids or relieve symptoms. Surgery may involve the removal of only the fibroids or the entire uterus.
Some treatments your doctor may recommend include: Hormone balancer of the progestin-releasing intrauterine device, Focused ultrasound surgery guided by MRI myolysis, which is removed by radiofrequency cryomyolysis, which removes fibroids by freezing myomectomy, which is an operation to remove only the fibroid hysterectomy, which surgically removes your uterus Treatment depends on your age, health and lifestyle. It can also vary depending on the number, size and location of your fibroids.

Diet and lifestyle changes are the first course of action for treating uterine fibroids. This healthy change is important even with surgery or treatment.
Diet, natural remedies, stress management, and alternative pain relief can also help relieve symptoms like pain, heavy bleeding, and constipation.
 In addition, the signs and symptoms depend on the size, location and number of fibroids. You may encounter:

  - A period that lasts more than a week
   - heavy periods
   - spotting or bleeding between periods of pelvic pressure or pain from back or leg pain
   - frequent need to urinate
    -difficulty emptying your bladder
   - constipation
   - difficulty getting pregnant,
you may be at higher risk for fibroids if you:
  - are between 30 and 50 years old
   - are overweight or obese
   - have a family history of fibroids
   - have started menstruation before the age of 10
   - have a bad diet
   - consume alcohol

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