ENDO Messages for September, 2003: Re: It IS possible to heal yourself of Endometriosis

Re: It IS possible to heal yourself of Endometriosis

From: Dawn (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Sep 28 19:33:38 2003

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I have to agree that its wonderful you've found success but not all of us are so fortunate.

I have lived on a vegan diet since I was 5 years old. I was educated in alternative health and worked in the alternative health field for years. I am fit and otherwise healthy but after working extensively with a homeopath, naturopath, acupuncture and my own remedies, I still struggle terribly with my endo.

In fact, many women could end up making their situation worse by trying to take herbs on their own since many of them stimulate the production of more estrogen.

While some of us may have immune system impairments that contribute to the endometriosis, there still may be a host of other causes that have yet to be discovered or considered in this disease. To think that healing an immune impairment will cure endo is not accurate although it might work for some.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and encourging others to live a healthier lifestyle. We all have to feel free to try our own way and use whatever gives us relief. Your website is one option but it's not the only one. In fact, I suspect that a combination of traditional medicine and alternatives may be the best approach to this condition.

I wish you continued health and wellness, Dawn

At Sun, 28 Sep 2003, Carolyn wrote: >
>I have recently launched my own website which is full of positive advice
>and information about how to heal yourself of Endometriosis, which is
>based on my own experience.
>
>I was diagnosed with one of the worst cases of Endometriosis my
>gyneocologist had seen. She offered me the usual drug treatment
>(Danazol) which I definitely did not want to use. I researched, and
>read all I could, found advice about Alternative therapies, and after
>focussing on Homeopathy for 4 years I felt fit and well. I had another
>laparoscopy after the 4 years, purely to see what had happened to my
>insides. One cyst on my ovary was treated, but my surgeon said that
>there was NO active Endometriosis left!
>
>I have been fit and well to this day and the Endo never returned. The
>intention of my site is to provide a beacon of light for women to
>provide them with hope and to address all the negative information about
>this disease, and the constant messages by the medical profession that
>Endo cannot be cured. Well I cured myself - with the support of
>homeopathy, my immune system cured me.
>
>I am posting this message in the hope of sign-posting women towards a
>new direction in their fight with Endometriosis. You will find advice
>and positive information about diet for Endo, pain management,
>alternative therapies, and I am putting out a monthly motivational
>newsletter.
>
>I know from first hand how totally devastating this disease can be. You
>need to be reading and hearing stories and advice that will give you
>hope and motivation to beat this bloody awful disease.
>
>Please visit http://www.endo-resolved.com/index
>
>--
>Yours with healing thoughts
>Carolyn
>

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