Contrary to popular belief, Chinese medicine for fibroids is not simply a prescription or recommendation for Chinese herbs that, when ingested, will miraculously cure your fibroids. It is more of a protocol based on the belief that one’s entire life must be balanced and that a body that is out of balance can become ill and manifest in different ways depending on the organs affected.
In fact, this is not uncommon among popular Western holistic practitioners, who firmly believe that treating the body as a whole is the only real way to find the root cause of disease and cure a variety of conditions, including uterine fibroids .
Chinese medicine for fibroids focuses on the whole body and the need to balance the mind, emotions and physical elements simultaneously, using a multi-faceted approach. The joint treatment priorities are nutrition, detoxification, strengthening the immune system, mental well-being and relaxation as well as supplementation with herbal products that can specifically help with fibroid symptoms.
One of the recommendations of Chinese medicine for fibroids is to take a close look at your diet. Try not to overload your body and don’t eat more than the recommended daily calorie intake for your height. Eat only small amounts of lean, organic meat and never eat meat products such as sausages or pepperoni. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables (especially dark greens) and avoid processed carbohydrates like sugar, white bread, and white rice. Saturated fats and dairy products should be avoided, as should alcohol, and you must drink at least 2 liters of filtered water every day.
Other great foods include walnuts, cherries, tofu, and dates. Herbs and spices often recommended by practitioners of Chinese medicine include saffron, basil, oregano, rosemary, and thyme.
Although many women have found the use of Chinese medicine for fibroids to be beneficial, there is no doubt that the benefits can be vastly multiplied when the principles are used alongside other proven holistic methods that can eliminate all possible causes of fibroids in your body a fibroid-free zone.
Thanks to Gail Atkinson
