Home
Up
Treatment Protocols
Recipes
News Letters
Herbal Tonics
New   Herbal Monographs
Seasonal Eating
Clinic
Animal's Corner
Our Herbalist
Links

 

For full web site and shopping cart

visit

www.herbfactory.com.au

CONTACT DETAILS:

info@herbfactory.com.au

Voip:

+61 (08) 6468 4551

Phone:

+61 (08) 9403 2887

Mobile:

+61409 087 944

 

This site is designed to assist with information and is not intended to replace the care of an experienced Health Care Professional.

Please consult your Health Care Professional if you are unwell.

 

ENDOMETRIOSIS is a condition characterized by the presence of endometrial tissue (lining of womb) at sites other than the inner lining of the uterus.  Frequent sites of ectopic endometrial cells are on the ovaries, outer layer of the uterus, abdominal wall, and urinary bladder. Although it is not certain how endometrial cells become established outside the uterus, it is speculated that some discharged endometrial tissue might be flushed backwards from the uterus and through the uterine tubes during menstruation.

 Being upside down during your period may be a possible cause.

note (if the Cervix is higher than the uterus body ie upside down,  or sitting on knees bent under front of body with head on the ground sitting incorrectly during bleeding may obstruct the flow of blood.  - Yoga teaches sitting positions which enhance the free flow of blood)

Take the Juice Plus+  tour to better Health here

 

 RECOMMENDED HERBS

MISTLETOE            VISCUM ALBUM

 PARTS USED          Leaves & young twigs collected just  before berries form

MAJOR USE                                         Nervous system

USES                                                      recommended for female ailments including haemorrhage of the uterus,  amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea

CONTRA-INDICATIONS                Berries dangerous, especially to children. Large Dose causes convulsions and affects heart function.

MOTHERWORT                                  LEONURUS CARDIACA

PARTS USED   Fresh or dried flowering plant

MAJOR USE