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Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by annette (humble, texas) on 06/07/2007
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i tried blackstrap molasses for two months. i don't have a period so i don't know if anything was coming out in my cycle. i don' t feel any different. stomach is still large . i am through taking it, there is no way to know if it work or not. i am looking for other natural cures.


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Kate (George, South Africa) on 03/15/2017

I gave up milk completely for 3 months and avoided dairy besides odd bit of organic cheese and plain yoghurt and it made absolutely no difference. I believe it has more to do with A. WHAT milk you consume, and B. your personal make up/dna..are you lactose tolerant and what's your blood type..the best is raw whole farm milk that goes for taste too.. if you want to blame your fibroids on toxins they're the ones created by MAN not nature


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Mo (Baltimore, USA) on 06/06/2008

Try the ACV pills instead. I just started myself, so I don't know if they're as effective as the ACV, but I couldn't take drinking the ACV myself. I'm actually taking 2 ACV pills twice a day - for fibroids, fertility, & weight loss. ACV is also supposed to prevent GH outbreaks.


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Eileen (Roseland, NJ) on 05/31/2009

Right now I am sipping 8 oz of warm water, 1 TBL BSM and, 1 TBL ACV. It actually tastes pretty good. Somehow the flavors kind of balance out. I'm assuming that warm water is ok with ACV and that its ok to mix BSM and ACV together. If I shouldn't do this could someone please let me know?


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Jaytee (Plainfield, IL) on 07/14/2009

I have just got diagnosed with fibroids two of them measuring around 5cm, uterus cyst and a enlarged uterus. I suffer from a heavy cycle, cramps and the urge to have frequent urination and constipation. I am going to try the 2 tablespoon of black strap molasses and apple cider vinegar as soon as possible I was considering other treatment but will try this first. My fear is that I dont wont to end up with a stomach like I am expecting a child when I am not pregnant, hopes this works! Will keep everyone updated


Apple Cider Vinegar, Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Yvette (Wilmington, Nc) on 12/03/2009

I have just come from the Doctor's office today. I was informed that I have 1 fibroid that is 8cm large and another that is 5cm, as well as, muliple smaller ones. I am 48 years old and I do not want to give up my uterus. I was wondering how the apple cider vinegar has been working for you. Everything that I am reading so far appears doable, but does it work?? Please get back to me...


Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Gloria (Ghana, Accra) on 04/18/2007
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I was just about to seek medical help for fibroids when I read about the molasses treatment on Earth Clinic and tried it. The bleeding between periods has stopped and I am still taking the Molasses treatment and keeping my fingers crossed and praying for a total cure. I have always had a binge on ice cubes and was surprised to read that some women who have fibroids also have the ice cube habit. Is there a logical medical explanation for this?

Blackstrap Molasses
Posted by Winston (New York, Ny, Usa) on 08/07/2010

The cause of ice binging among women with fibroids is due to anemia. Anemia is caused from the blood loss induced by fibroids. If you have symptoms like weakness, fatigue, paleness, ice binging, shortness of breath or slight burning in the chest upon exertion, etc. Then you must see your doctor for a bloodtest. They can prescribe a high-iron supplement. Be sure to get the right kind as not all iron is equally bio-available. The way iron is prescribed can also be confusing: e. G. 200 mg of Ferrous Sulfate = 65 mg of elemental iron. Be sure you know what your doctor means with the amounts and types they prescribe. A good pharmacist can also help you decipher your doctor's intention.



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