Plagued with Endometriosis and Infertility With Occasional Anxiety

[Guest guest]

My gf cured her with dietary changes ONLY - specifically NO wheat gluten and

lots of green veges.

 

Jane

 

" cuinoahu " <cuinoahu

 

>I am new to the group and seeking alterntive medicines and treatment to

>combat my

> endometriosis,

[Guest guest]

Hi Jenn,

 

Its great that acupuncture has helped. The only problem

there is that you have to go there, pay for that. And its

wonderful you have that option as needed. Here is another

option, one you can do for yourself, at home -- either as

an adjunct to acupuncture or to extend time between

needed treatments, maybe even to take the place of same.

 

A simple turn-around for anxiety is to turn off the

triple warmer. (This is the flight or fight meredian

that

 

You trace this meridian from the

outside eye, over the ear, down the neck, across

the shoulder, along the outside of the arm, and

exit off the finger between the middle and little

fingers.

 

This is one of hundreds of simple energy techniques

to bring scrambled energy, running-backwards energy,

frozen energy, over or under active energy flows, (etc. etc.)

(which affect us mentally, emotionally, and physically)

back to healthy functioning.

 

All of which can be found in a book called Energy Medicine

by Donna Eden, around $17 and available many major

bookstores or from Amazon as new or used.

 

The book is easy to read, well illustrated, and to me,

its the bible of energy work for everything from emotional

problems and mental fogs, to physical problems or dis-ease.

 

I have mine lent out or I would check on the miscarriages

and painful menstruation. Possibly she has info on those

as well. (As I am past that age, I can't remember what if

anything I read on those subjects).

 

Any energy work you do that supports the natural

and healthy function of the body (chakra spin, meridian

flows, etc.) can only be helpful and

will work in conjunct with any other modality (eg - herbal)

that you use. She also has drills that directly affect

physical systems, such as those that increase oxygen

intake, lymph flow, and the like.

 

Check it out -- I went to my local bookstore to see what

it was all about, and after a few spot reads and flipping

through the many charts and illustrations, I knew it was

definitely a keeper.

 

g

[Guest guest]

Hi Jenn,

 

You could try various supplements (Selenium, vitamin E, B vitamins, etc)

as per the site: http://www.doctoryourself.com/endometriosis.html

 

You could find an enzyme capsule with Serratia peptidase in order to

safely remove the scar tissue.

 

Hope you find help.

 

cheers,

Russ.

 

cuinoahu wrote something about:

> I am new to the group and seeking alterntive medicines and treatment to combat

my

> endometriosis, infertiltiy and multiple miscarriages. Here is my brief

history: I was

> diagnosed with endometriosis in 2001 and had surgery to remove the scar

tissue.

[Guest guest]

A friend of mine cured herself by eliminating wheat gluten from her diet and

added a heap of cruciate (broccoli type) veges as well - nothing else - of

course she didn't smoke, drink alcohol or take artificial anything - no MSG,

Aspartane etc

 

Jane

[Guest guest]

Jenn - I just saw your email. I can totally relate to your frustration. I had

terrible endometriosis and even had a 9 hour surgery, including two bowel

resections. We tried everything (including fertility treatments) for years to

get pregnant and had a couple losses as well.

 

I turned to acupuncture and all sorts of alternative things. I live in Houston

where we have a fantastic acupuncture clinic specializing in infertility. If you

don't know of her already, I'd like to refer you to Dr. Randine Lewis. She has a

book called The Infertility Cure in which she recommends various things,

including dietary and herbal supplements. I took a ton of supplements, including

OPC. I now have 2 beautiful children! Trying to get pregnant with endo is hard,

but I think can often be done.

Good luck!

Bridget

 

cuinoahu <cuinoahu wrote:

I am new to the group and seeking alterntive medicines and treatment

to combat my

endometriosis, infertiltiy and multiple miscarriages. Here is my brief history:

I was

diagnosed with endometriosis in 2001 and had surgery to remove the scar tissue.

I beame

pregnant in 2001 naturally and lost the baby at 9 weeks. I have been struggling

with

infertility for the last four years with two more pregnancies in