Re: Ovarian Cysts

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> Hello,

> I'm new to the list and have been lurking for a week or so.

> I have a question: Has anyone had any experience or has knowledge of

> herbs that heal ovarian cysts?

> I am looking into Dr. 's formulas, but would appreciate any

> advice or ideas. Thank you.

>

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Hi ,

Glad your here and welcome to the group. Feel free to peruse the files

and message archives. I do hope that you enjoy your stay with us. As for

your question, first off you need to handle the cause of the cysts. This

will be your diet. If you wish to overcome the cysts then you need to

change your diet, otherwise you will just continue to run into the same

problems. Eating a more raw organic diet of fresh fruits and vegetables

and getting away from dairy, meats, processed foods and cooked foods

will do more for you than any herbs will. However, you can use herbs to

help clear the cysts. You can make a vaginal bolus using slippery elm or

cocoa butter if you so choose. Then add in any of the expectorant herbs.

Licorice, wild cherry, elecampane, mullein, comfrey, marshmallow,

chickweed, slippery elm hollyhock, horehound, cramp bark, celandine,

etc. There are well over a 100 different expectorant herbs that can be

used. Using the slippery elm will provide you with a drawing effect. You

can also use castor oil packs over your groin and even a fomentation of

3 parts mullein and 1 part lobelia. All of these will help to break up

and remove the cysts.

However, the key to remaining free of them is to reorganize your diet

and lean more towards a natural raw diet. You may also consider doing a

thorough body cleansing, as well. Very beneficial for any kind of ailment.

Peace be with you .

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Don " Quai " Eitner

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and wakes in man. "

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[Guest guest]

Thank you Suzanne and Don for your suggestions, I am looking into

including herbs into my process and your posts were very helpful.

I guess I should introduce myself as well! I am a mom of 7,

homeschool, raw foodist for about 3 years now (which has been a bumpy

ride sometimes, but I'm healing several things so I suppose it's to

be expected), herb lover, wannabe gardener, and violinist.

I'm in the process of finishing up my first herbal class through Dr.

's home study program. I love raw foods, and have taught a

few prep classes. I would love to teach a children's class one of

these days. Kids are pretty fun.

I am currently doing a 30 day raw food challenge on Ellisa Cohen's

site if anyone wants to see my pix ( I take absolutely no

responsability for my hair. It has a mind of its own, and since going

raw I cant make it behave itself.)

http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/photopost/showphoto.php?

photo=272 & sort=1 & size=medium & cat=500

Love,