Fibroids, also known as
Fibromyoma uteri or leiomyoma uteri, are benign tumors originated from
the muscle tissue that adhere to either the inner or outer of the
uterine wall. According to the statistic from National Uterine Fibroid
Foundations approximately 80% of all women have uterine fibroids with
the majority usually have no symptoms. Every 10 minutes, 12
hysterectomies are performed in the United States alone.
Treatments
B. Herbs
Please consult with your doctor or specialist in the related fields before applying
1. Curcumin
In a study of "Inhibitory
effect of curcumin on uterine leiomyoma cell proliferation." by Tsuiji
K, Takeda T, Li B, Wakabayashi A, Kondo A, Kimura T, Yaegashi N.,
researchers found that found that curcumin significantly inhibited ELT-3
cell proliferation. PPARγ was expressed in ELT-3 cells and curcumin
acted as a PPARγ ligand. This inhibitory effect of curcumin was
attenuated by the treatment of cells with PPARγ antagonist and
concluded that these experimental findings in vitro show that the
inhibitory effect of curcumin on ELT-3 cell proliferation occurs
through the activation of PPARγ. Curcumin may be useful as an
alternative therapy for uterine leiomyoma.
2. Chaste berry tree
Chjaste berry tree contains high amounts of phytoestrogen and
condidered as the queen herb in herbal medicine as it balance the levels
of estrogen and progesterone in the women body. According to the
article of "Help for Women With Fibroids" By Susun Weed, the authors
write that Vitex or chasteberry tincture, 25-30 drops two to four times
daily, often shrinks small fibroids within two months. But results
come from long-term use - up to two years.
3. Red Clover
Red Clover has a rich source of phytoestrogen and has been used in
herbal medicine to treat fibroids as its function of balance the levels
of estrogen and progesterone in the women body by its activity on
estrogen receptors. According to the article of Red Clover: Herbal
Remedies by Jennifer Brett, N.D., the author wrote that what this means
is that some substances in plants produce the same effects in humans as
some hormones. Isoflavones in red clover are able to bind to estrogen
-- and possibly other -- receptors. They appear to have moderate
hormonal effects .
4. Evening Primrose Oil
Evening Primrose Oil helps regulate hormone production and may even shrink fibroids. According
to "Uterine fibroid tumors (myomas), like breast fibrocysts, are a
product of estrogen dominance (too much estrogen). Estrogen stimulates
their growth, and lack of estrogen causes them to atrophy." John Lee,
M.D
5. Burdock Root
Burdock Root contains high amount of arctigenin, a natural tumor
inhibitor which can help stop and reduce the growth of fibroids.
6. Etc.
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