Comments on: But say what you? There is a ‘cure’ for your endometriosis?

By: Layla Forndez

Layla Forndez — Sat, 03 Dec 2016 13:29:22 +0000

I had endometriosis for 18 years and i never thought i would ever get a cure due to the terrible symptoms i had and this made it impossible for me to get pregnant even after 12 years of marriage and it was a serious issue. I got to know about Dr. Aleta who treated someone and the person shared a story of how she got a cure and let her contact details, i contacted Dr. Aleta and she actually confirmed it and i decided to give a try too and use her herbal medicine that was how my burden ended completely. My son will be 2 this december and i am grateful to God and thankful to her for medicine too. If you have (Endometriosis, PCOS, Fibroid, Ovarian cyst, Ectopic Pregnancy or any infertility issues) just reach her on (aletedwin @ gmail. com) she has professional advise and a cure too.

By: Clare

Clare — Sun, 16 Oct 2016 02:24:01 +0000

Ladies best thing you can do is buy Ruth Trickys books.
Or go and see her.

By: Ella

Ella — Sat, 15 Oct 2016 15:20:42 +0000

Wow! The universe is just delivering at the moment.. Especially with a full moon tonight! I am lying in bed awake, recovering from a laparascopy. My Fallopian tubes were both completely blocked and there was so much more endo then they ever thought. And there were two cysts on my right ovary. Both a lot bigger then they anticipated.

The endo was really bad. Dr said he’d never seen so much endo between the bowel and uterus. It would explain all the problems I’ve had for years with going to toilet.

I have been trying to explain to my partner that there are certain lifestyle changes we need to make so it doesn’t come back and that I will be having happy healthy babies in a few years.. And that I need to do acupuncture, and let thy food be thy medicine! .. The writing here, is on the wall.

By: Rhiannon

Rhiannon — Sat, 15 Oct 2016 13:07:44 +0000

Hi Nat!

Loved the article! I was diagnosed with endo at 30 after coming
off the pill, I have adopted all of these things and think it is slowly working!

However, I also have been diagnosed with Premature ovarian failure (gees that
‘Pill’ can mask just about anything!)

Would love to see some more talk on POF and low amh for young women.
There seems to be more and more being diagnosed but not a lot of discussion.
There is not a whole lot of positive information out there.

Thanks

By: Nat Kringoudis

Nat Kringoudis — Fri, 08 Apr 2016 08:58:58 +0000

In reply to Lauren. Oh thank you so much! I get so excited when people resonate with what is shared here on my site. Good on you for taking charge of your health and wellbeing - after all it really does start with you. No amount of synthetic hormones will actually treat the root cause of the issue so it's wonderful to look deeper indeed and keep it simple! Well done! x

By: Nat Kringoudis

Nat Kringoudis — Fri, 08 Apr 2016 08:57:37 +0000

In reply to Lauren.

Hi Lauren – I’m not sure the reason why taking pre-natal supplements would be dangerous to be honest I can’t think of any reason why. It’s always important to dig deep and look at the reasons why Endo is there in the first place – certainly if it is from nutrient deficient then this approach is applicable. (i.e. poor gut health)

By: Lauren

Lauren — Fri, 08 Apr 2016 02:31:29 +0000

In reply to Lauren.

Actually Nat I’m curious to know your thoughts on taking pre-natal supplements to ease Endo pain. I’ve read some sources that recommend it, and others that say it’s dangerous. I’m not pregnant and not planning to be – I imagine that taking them for a longer period of time could actually do more harm than good.

By: Lauren

Lauren — Thu, 07 Apr 2016 22:53:03 +0000

Nat, thank you for this article!! All of the ‘solutions’ my GP and specialists were suggesting to me were not solutions at all, and generally came with more side-effects for a drug that would at best ‘ease the pain’. I went down the path of a hormone pill for a while and the weight gain, acne, and anger it gave me was not worth it. I’m too afraid to have the keyhole surgery, because I’m yet to hear ONE success story, and I’m not going near synthetic hormonal contraception ever again. But now in more of my reading I’m coming to see that the solution is something that everyone should be adopting anyway; eating organic, adjusting lifestyle and removing toxins! So simple, and I wish doctors would just tell you this from the outset.

I’m literally only at my first week of changing my diet and removing plastics, so I know I’m at the early phase before I can notice results – I’d never heard of castor oil packs, and currently have no desire for babies so very excited to know there are more things I can try.

This is the best and most helpful article I’ve read yet! THANK YOU!

By: Nat Kringoudis

Nat Kringoudis — Thu, 10 Mar 2016 11:33:11 +0000

In reply to Roxy.

I’m super sad that you’ve been told this and after everything you have been through!

Diet and lifestyle play a massive role and then seeking the help of somebody who can help support your body is key to keep your body in optimal health. Natural medicine plays a massive role in healthcare and treating/preventing endometriosis.

Be guided by your gut feeling and you’ll never make a bad choice – I certainly think you are now on a path that is more supporting of health and healing rather than treating sickness. xNK

By: Roxy

Roxy — Mon, 07 Mar 2016 10:14:46 +0000

Great article, thank you!
I was recently 3 months pregnant and had a miscarriage. After the miscarriage I ended up bedridden from pain that doctors diagnosed as a ‘womb infection’ and ‘my body just didn’t want to respond to antibiotics’ apparently…according to several doctors.
5 months and 1 laparoscopy later and I have an Endo diagnosis. They were able to remove most lumps except one ‘hard to remove lump’ on my Ureter and one lump ‘further in’ (that must be the medical term for the location :P).
Anyway post OP I seeked out alternative therapies. My Ayurvedic medicine man gave me herbs to help increase progesterone and thus balance my high Oestrogen. After several days of herbs I felt amazing, they took away the pain and made me feel amazing. I was also exercising and eating organic only.
Recently though I went back to my doctor who convinced me that if I didn’t take the contraceptive pill that the lumps inside would grow larger. I went from being pain free to being depressed and in pain 24/7.
I believe that lifestyle and natural medications can manage and prevent endometriosis.
Thank you for a great read, I truly believe this course of action is the right one even though (as I’ve come to learn) there are many skeptics willing to voice their option.