Natural Remedies for Endometriosis: Herbs, Supplements & Home Tips

Serrapeptase, Progesterone Cream

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Posted by Fay (London ) on 06/29/2021
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Endometriosis:

Serrapeptase 250,000 iu per evening before bed on an empty stomach (to literally dissolve the excess fibrin) plus natural progesterone cream (to balance estrogen) rubbed into skin at night is the winning combo to put endometriosis into remission. Find your dose of natural progesterone cream. I personally take 150-200mg per eve which is 3-4 pumps of the cream.

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Replied by Wendy
(Camden, Delaware)
08/09/2024

How does one find their dose? My 30 yo daughter has stage 4 endo and has had several surgeries. We are very desperate for relief. She's basically bedridden.

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S
(In Japan now)
08/09/2024

Since she was 12 my daughter had such severe endometriosis that she would literally deliver endometriotic tissue during her every period, going through, literally, labor pains. The first time I saw what she was "delivering" I was shocked and took the tissue to her doctor. She said she has never heard of anything like that. Yet a female health medical encyclopedia does mention such severe cases.

She didn't want to live her life like that. You know what I mean. The doctor was offering a hysterectomy.

Then she changed her diet dramatically, for several years she was not eating any meat and her endometriosis has literally faded into non-existence. But this diet is not sustaining and should not be continued forever.

Then we found out she has MTHFR plymorphisms and she added some crucial MTHFR supplements (it is a trial and error, for there are many supplements and the dose must be calibrated perfectly). She consumes zero sugar, no fruits or even vegetables that contain sugar. She regularly takes L-Glutamine powder.

She has 2 kids, 2 years apart and both pregnancies were healthy and she felt the best.

Lastly she competed the NAET (Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Techniques) course, all sessions.

Don't lose hope.

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S
(in Japan now)
08/09/2024

Forgot to add, she should try LDN, Low Dosage Naltrexone

https://ldnresearchtrust.org/conditions


Supplements

Posted by KENENA (NANAKULI, HAWAII) on 07/07/2009

I've purchased most of the supplements/vitamins recommended for the reduction of cysts & for treating endometriosis, however have run into a view obstacles. i just need clarification on a few matters.

my first question is on alkalization. if i have a water ionizer which produces alkaline water at selected ph levels, could that be used instead of the baking soda & water combination or in conjunction with it?

i also noticed that among the list of supplements are magnesium & magnesium citrate or magnesium chloride. does this mean that both magnesium & citrate or chloride needs to be taken? would it be enough to take the magnesium citrate or chloride?

how about niacin? is it the same as niacinamide or is it a form of niacinamide?

I'm somewhat of a novice at this so i'm trying to educate myself in this whole process, which at times can be a bit overwhelming.

i've had little or no success in finding a couple of things on the list, such as tungsten, disodium edta, molybdenum & molybdenum. any suggestions on where to look for them?

last question - any suggestion on how to take all of these in a day without upsetting your system.

please respond in a timely fashion, as time is of the essence for me.

mahalo for your cooperation

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Replied by Joyce
(Joelton, Tn)
07/08/2009
490 posts

Hello Kanena,

I can answer a couple of those questions. First off niacin is one of the many B complex vitamins which stimulates the circulation which causes the tingling, itching & flushing some people mistake for an allergic reaction. Niacinamide is another form of niacin that does not cause the flushing. My recommendation is to stick with the niacin and let your body adjust to the flushing, but also stay away from the time release niacin. I am finding it harder to find niacin which is not time release, but I keep looking until I find it.

On the magnesium supplement, take one or the other but not several different forms of magnesium. Another form of magnesium that works well and is easily found is magnesium sulfate which is sold under the name of Epsom salts and can be found in most drug stores, grocery stores, & department stores. The nice thing about magnesium is that when you get too much it lets you know by causing diarrhea.

One way some people cope with taking all the supplements during the day is to get a good multivitamin/mineral supplement that contains all those that you want and then take 1 twice a day. You are not likely to harm yourself because you are not going to much above the RDA of each, if above at all. Remember the RDA is the minimum recommended to prevent clinical symptoms of deficiency, and in many cases much lower than needed for optimum health. I think the RDA for Vitamin C is either 250 or may have been raised to 500mgm per day. Linus Pauling recommended 6 to 8 grams (6000 to 8000mgm) of both l-lysine and vitamin C daily to keep our cardiovascular systems healthy. As you can see there is a vast difference between the RDA (minimum required) and the maximum recommended for optimum health. If you research the niacin, you will find that it also has a lot to do with our cardiovascular system, including lowering the cholesterol.

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Replied by Chantal
(Durban, South Africa -kzn-durban)
02/04/2010

Hi There my name is chantal. i have had endometriosis for the past 8 year. I have had two operations done, i have been on clomid but nothing helped. I have alway dreamed of having a family of my own, but doctor say it's impossible

any advice
thanks
chantal

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Replied by Tracie
(Moke Hill, California)
09/08/2010

Chantel, don't let anyone tell you it's impossible. I had a fertility specialist tell me it was impossible. I had endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and a blocked fallopian tube. My eggs also dropped down before optimal time to get fertilized. I can't remember the name of this condition. There was also at least three other problems. Long story short, I gave up, and after two years of no drugs, and no doctors. I got pregnant. Suprise suprise... Doctors don't know everything. They only know what they've learned in a book. Do what you need to to clean your body of the endometriosis. But, give your body the time it needs to heal, the less you focus on getting pregnant, the more relaxed you'll be to get pregnant. Good luck to you.

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Replied by Lahoma
(Bismarck, Mo)
12/18/2010

How does one "clean" their body of endo? I believe I have some creating a blockage in my colon as my digestive system shuts down and behaves as if it is compacted (only the clear mucus comes out) during my period. Right now I am taking bioidentical progesterone, Mg, and have eliminated many chemicals. Idk what else to do other than eliminate wheat (so what that be a paleo diet???) and my mercury fillings and maybe go back to getting Apple Cider Vinegar every day (I did this up until a couple of yrs ago). (I recently go kicked off of birth control after being on it for 15yrs fro endo due to a blood clot and now, I am having to try to deal with this naturally). Oh, I have also been taking Fibrovan and am going to also try Indole-3-carbinol (I3C). I have also been taking Iodine. Thanks, Lahoma

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Replied by Gee
(Nyc)
03/10/2014

Hi, would like to know how did Indole-3-carbinol (I3C) help you?

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Replied by Becca
(Abilene, Tx)
03/10/2014

If you are taking IC3...change over to the stabilized version called DIM as soon as possible. It is the derivative of IC3 without the volatile molecules contained in IC3. My doctor put me on this 14 years ago. It does elimate cysts and calcium deposits.


Vitamin E and Borage Oil

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Posted by Harper (Ga) on 05/10/2018
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I have endometriosis and have very painful periods (understatement). One capsule of vitamin e (natural) and one capsule of borage oil have helped and I no longer have pain. It took 2 menstrual cycles to work. Hope this helps someone.


Yarrow

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Posted by Maria (Gippsland, Vic. Australia) on 09/18/2010
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Hi, I had endometriosis and polycystic ovarian syndrome. Went on the medical roundabout, medication - side effects - more medication. Took myself off them, and put up with it. My cycle if you can call it that was 1 - 12 months apart. I came across the herb Yarrow and took (sipped) 1 cup first thing in morning on an empty stomache and 1 cup in the afternoon. My cycle then became 1 - 2 months apart and some years later I conceived. It is also good to take at menopause. I would try and buy a good quality organic one that has not been irradiated. All the best.



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