Barbara Williams - Endometriosis Diet--Heal Naturally With Nutritional Therapy

Endometriosis Diet

Heal Naturally With Nutritional Therapy

Barbara Williams

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Introduction

Have you been diagnosed with endometriosis? This is a practical book with the most effective nutritional therapy that you will find helpful in healing Endometriosis. The dietary approach strengthens the immune system to help it fight diseases and as a result, endometriosis symptoms are alleviated. You dont have to look so far, many of the things you need may be right there on your kitchen shelf.

This book will be of great help to you if you want to overcome the signs and symptoms of Endometriosis. If you have not been diagnosed with Endometriosis, you will still gain a lot by applying the natural approach recommended, to prevent this disease.

A healthy diet and nutrition are essential not only for those suffering from endometriosis but for your overall health. I am sure that, the natural healthy diet offered in this must-read book will help you heal naturally and regain your vibrant health again.

1: What is Endometriosis?

E ndometriosis is a chronic disease that affects women and girls. The endometriosis tissue normally lines up the uterine cavity and is known as endometrium. When endometriosis tissue grows outside the uterus, it may develop in the ovaries, fallopian tubes and elsewhere it causes pain, heavy periods, spotting or excessive bleeding between periods and infertility among other symptoms.

Endometrial tissue that has grown outside the uterus has similarity to endometrium in the uterus. Naturally, estrogen hormone is circulated in the body and it causes growth in the lining of the uterus which is shed off during the monthly periods when the eggs are not fertilized.

This is the same way that the flow of estrogen causes growth of endometrial tissue that has grown outside the uterus and when it is shed off since it is not in its usual place within the uterus, it aggravates the pain, cramps and bleeding experienced during the womans monthly periods and at other times. As a result, spotting and heavy bleeding may occur between periods making the sufferers life hectic.

There is hope for every sufferer in the nutritional therapy offered in this book.

Parts of the body affected by endometriosis

Endometriosis affects the:

• Ovaries

• fallopian tubes

• urinary bladder and/or ureters

• cervix

• back and front of the uterus as well as the outer surface of the uterus

• uterine ligaments

• the abdominal cavity

• intestines

The condition causes pelvic pain, cramps, heavy and irregular periods, infertility and other symptoms. It may also spread to the incision scars left after surgery. Women who have undergone abdominal surgery, cesarean section, laparoscopy, hysterectomy, appendectomy, ectopic pregnancies and hernia repair are pre-disposed to scar endometriosis.

Diagnosis of endometriosis

The health care provider observing the patient may suspect endometriosis as a result of physical examination, symptoms reported and the patients health history. The endometrial tissue may be felt during pelvic examinations but pelvic ultrasound can be performed to confirm the diagnosis. Large endometriosis cysts can be visualized on the ultrasound but small ones cannot, so in such cases, other methods like laparoscopy may be used.

Laparoscopy technique uses cameras inserted through small abdominal incisions to visualize the endometrial tissue. At times when the lesions are not visible, biopsy may be used. Surgery can be used as a diagnosis or for the treatment of endometriosis.

Complications of endometriosis

Endometriosis can cause difficulty in the sufferers ability to become pregnant and in some cases infertility can occur. In severe cases, it may cause some types of cancer.

• Infertility

• Internal scarring of ovaries and fallopian tubes

• Lesions and adhesions

• Abscess or rapture of ovaries

• Pelvic cysts

• Ureter and bowel blockage due to adhesions

If you have been diagnosed with endometriosis, you may wonder what to do next especially if you have chronic pelvic pain that prevents you from enjoying your life. Fortunately, there is the endometriosis diet that you can follow coupled with exercise to heal naturally.

Diet and nutrition are known to control the symptoms of endometriosis. Women who have taken the dietary approach have reported improvement in the condition and their overall health. Why dont you try it? We will offer you guidance and support throughout this book that will help you overcome the signs and symptoms which are associated with endometriosis until you regain your vibrant health again. I am sure you like that, so, keep reading.

Nutritional therapy is an important factor in dealing with this disease effectively and those who have adopted it are happy that they did. The stories of success are so motivating. When diet and nutrition are combined with regular exercise, they can control the signs and symptoms of endometriosis entirely.

You may not have endometriosis, but still, what we have described in this book when applied, will help you prevent suffering from it at an early age. Applying the recommendations in this book will help you combat the disease that has afflicted many women in America and all over the world.

In some people, pain is so intense while others who have the same disease may not experience any symptoms at all.