Uterine and Breast Fibroid Supplements - Fibroid Supplements and Regimen

Summary: Use Eclectic Institute Intestinal Support. Use the Water Cure to assist detox. If detox reaction is severe, add a non-acidic enzyme product taken in large amounts. This regimen is used for both uterine and breast fibroids - they both respond to the same supplements, in particular the black walnut in the Intestinal Support product.

Eat a lot of green leafy vegetables for the vitamins A and K, and iron before and during using an antiparasitic supplement. For an antiparasitic, Eclectic Institute Intestinal Support (formerly known as Black Walnut Wormwood capsules) is one of the best single products, although any good regimen that includes black walnut hull, such as Hulda Clark's, is sufficient. For the Eclectic product, use for a total of two to three weeks, or until all symptoms are gone, then use once or twice per week afterward for maintenance.

If the problem is uterine fibroids, the vaginal bleeding and possible tissue expulsion that begins sometimes hours after commencing the regimen is alarming. The Water Cure can be very important to assist detox. A lot of diseased tissue may be outside the area where it can be easily expelled, so good detox may be essential. Using a non-acidic protein-digesting enzyme product like Enzymatic Therapy Megazymes or NSI Bromelain in large amounts is helpful to assist processing the sloughed tissue as can Gaia Herbs Scudder's Alterative, a deep tissue cleanser. Non-acidic enzymes like the Megazyme or bromelain are used when large amounts are taken since ones which contain acid components can upset or burn the stomach when taken in large amounts.

Some alternative healers speculate that the iodine from the black walnut is one of the most important parts of this regimen. If this is the case, then a very inexpensive supplement, kelp, should work as well or better since it is even richer in iodine, but there are no reports of kelp capsules being used for endo. If you use kelp capsules instead of the Intestinal Support for this regimen, or for maintenance, please report the results to eRegimens. Note that many women do not like to use kelp since it can stimulate the growth of acne.