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Re: Best Treatment for Endo to ahamin...
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Sep 22 14:13:15 2001
The Endo Assn has uncovered links to DIOXIN...things like bleach,
tampons, etc, where dioxin is present. In a colony of monkeys exposed
to dioxin, a significant number of them had endometriosis. For more
information, see the Endo Assn's website.
There are many other theories re: endo, one of them that endo is an
immune disorder, etc. There is no answer as yet. That is why it is
important to support EA in its research efforts. Also to inform
yourself as best as possible....reading factual, medical literature on
the subject, not heresay.
At Sat, 22 Sep 2001, L. wrote:
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>no one knows the exact cause of endo but it is believed to be from a backflow of menstural blood that contains uterine cells. once the cells flow outside the uterus, they attach themselves and grow as adhesions. whoever said it was caused by inorganic foods, needs to reconsider that statement. true, eating organic meats and dairy may benefit your health but it will not cure endo nor will it prevent it. --------------------- :end transmission:
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>no one knows the exact cause of endo but it is believed to be from a backflow of menstural blood that contains uterine cells. once the cells flow outside the uterus, they attach themselves and grow as adhesions. whoever said it was caused by inorganic foods, needs to reconsider that statement. true, eating organic meats and dairy may benefit your health but it will not cure endo nor will it prevent it. --------------------- :end transmission:
>no one knows the exact cause of endo but it is believed to be from a backflow of menstural blood that contains uterine cells. once the cells flow outside the uterus, they attach themselves and grow as adhesions. whoever said it was caused by inorganic foods, needs to reconsider that statement. true, eating organic meats and dairy may benefit your health but it will not cure endo nor will it prevent it. --------------------- :end transmission:
>no one knows the exact cause of endo but it is believed to be from a backflow of menstural blood that contains uterine cells. once the cells flow outside the uterus, they attach themselves and grow as adhesions. whoever said it was caused by inorganic foods, needs to reconsider that statement. true, eating organic meats and dairy may benefit your health but it will not cure endo nor will it prevent it. --------------------- :end transmission:
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>no one knows the exact cause of endo but it is believed to be from a backflow of menstural blood that contains uterine cells. once the cells flow outside the uterus, they attach themselves and grow as adhesions. whoever said it was caused by inorganic foods, needs to reconsider that statement. true, eating organic meats and dairy may benefit your health but it will not cure endo nor will it prevent it. --------------------- :end transmission:
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>no one knows the exact cause of endo but it is believed to be from a backflow of menstural blood that contains uterine cells. once the cells flow outside the uterus, they attach themselves and grow as adhesions. whoever said it was caused by inorganic foods, needs to reconsider that statement. true, eating organic meats and dairy may benefit your health but it will not cure endo nor will it prevent it. --------------------- :end transmission:
>----Original Message Follows----
>no one knows the exact cause of endo but it is believed to be from a backflow of menstural blood that contains uterine cells. once the cells flow outside the uterus, they attach themselves and grow as adhesions. whoever said it was caused by inorganic foods, needs to reconsider that statement. true, eating organic meats and dairy may benefit your health but it will not cure endo nor will it prevent it. --------------------- :end transmission:
>From: anonymous@obgyn.net (L.)
>Reply-To: anonymous@obgyn.net
>To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO
>Subject: Re: Best Treatment for Endo to ahamin...
>Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2001 02:46:48 -0500
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>I think this is absolutely appalling, how can you say this is a man amde
>disease and it is all due to what people eat??? This isnt an ALLERGY, I
>know lots of people who are vegetarian and who eat organic food who have
>endo in the most severe way, would you like to tell them it was because
>of what they ate??? Please check out some medical websites before
>telling someone to change their whole lifestyle to cure themselves.
>Lisa
>At Sat, 22 Sep 2001, blah wrote:
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>>Basically, endo is a result of years and years of consuming meats and dairy
>>products, that contain growth hormones. Go to a supermarket and compare
>>organic chicken to a regular one, which one is the one that has growth
>>hormones in? biger the meat when compared on the same weight ratio with an
>>organic one. change your diet to clean foods, every day everyone of us
>>consumes 500-700 different chemicals; so how can we ever be healthy? on this
>>website under the name of - melli, there are some stories that explains
>>about it, never give up, this is a man made disease, so we women can and
>>must do better, after all it is our womanly bodies that suffer, how much
>>does a man know about pain?
>>good luck!!!
>>
>>>From: anonymous@obgyn.net (moushumi)
>>>Reply-To: anonymous@obgyn.net
>>>To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO
>>>Subject: Re: Best Treatment for Endo
>>>Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2001 09:36:10 -0500
>>>
>>>At Fri, 17 Aug 2001, Anu wrote:
>>> >
>>> >I have recently been diagnosed with ENDO. The symptoms were really
>>> >confusing and for the last 5 years I thought it to be IBS. I have big
>>> >cysts in my left ovary. The probelms include pain and diarrhea at
>>> >ovulation and back ache.
>>> >
>>> >My doc has advised me Decapeptyl. I am really confused (almost nervous)
>>> >about taking treatment because there seems to be a lot of side effects.
>>> >I read about BCPs, Lupron, Zoladex, Danazol, Decapeptyl.
>>> >
>>> >I would like to know which one has been found most effective in treating
>>> >endo with least side effects. Has anyone tried homeopathy?
>>> >
>>> >Thanks in advance,
>>> >Anu
>>>
>>>--
>>>moushumi
>>>
>--
>L. Akrigg
>24 years old
>West Yorkshire, UK.
>
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