Click here to read about some of the people we've helped.  We're here to help you, too. Get four essential health reports when you join our e-news community.

FREE REPORT. Your key pointers to a life-transforming diet

Find out the best diet for you in one of four free reports we'll give you when you join the WDDTY community. We'll also send you up-to-the-moment health news and advice twice a week, packed full of insights that may well transform your own health.

First Name:Email:


Fibroids:

One reader last time told us that she had been advised to have a hysterectomy because she has a large fibroid, which is embedded in her uterus. Not surprisingly, she wondered if she had other options - and now, thanks to you all, of course she does.

In response, one woman relates her own extraordinary story of the time that she discharged herself from hospital rather than have an emergency hysterectomy because of fibroids and ovarian cysts. Instead she treated herself with a radical change of diet. No more chemical fats, such as hydrogenated found in biscuits, chips and the like, and no more sugar. Instead she had extra virgin olive oil, flax and fish oils, and real butter. For a while she also went on a macrobiotic diet. Today, 25 years later, she remains sexy, young and attractive. Good for her!

Fibroids disappear after menopause any way, another reader says, but in the meantime, treat with a wholefood diet, with plenty of cleansing raw fruits and vegetables, and no added sugar. Most of all, omit all meat and dairy as these can encourage fibroid growth.

Another reader says that coffee can also encourage fibroids. Look at the cause first, advises one reader, and this can include the Pill, diet and especially refined sugars, or a psychoemotional problem, including the relationship with our mothers. Another says that the fibroid is the body's way of storing waste. If the uterus is full, it's rather like throwing away the dustbin because it needs emptying. Detox instead, is the advice.



WDDTY Blog Speak

Banned and Fined: The price of selling apricot seeds (and extra virgin olive oil) - Spare a thought for Jim Wright, who ran a natural products company from his home in Wales. Following two dawn raids by enforcement agencies, his busi...

Fish Oils - There was a time when a cod liver oil was the prescription for whatever was ailing you. But concerns over polluted seas and toxins (like mercury and p...

A fragrant remedy for ovarian cysts - Having read the article on ovarian cysts (WDDTY vol 15 no 5) and having had the problem myself, I looked up the disease in Valerie Ann Worwood’s The F...

Help for ovarian cysts - Q I’m a 30-year-old woman and, since December 2003, I have suffered from hair-follicle abscesses at the back of my head (folliculitis) and ringworm on...

Fish oils - Fish oils Our various stories about fish oils and the link to stroke caused a great deal of interest and concern among our readers As the ques...

Ovarian cysts: first do nothing - Ovarian cysts in postmenopausal women are more common than was thought and most do not become malignant. ...

Fish oils fight asthma - It's been a great time for oily fish recently provided you're not one yourself, of course. The fish may provide protection against asthma, especially...

Fibroids on the uterus - Q:I am 34 and married. As yet my husband and I have no children. I went to my GP recently, complaining of irregular periods. He suspected that I wa...