Greetings Jules: For interesting information on the natural treatement of fibroids, please reference the following URL: http://www.natmedpro.com/nmp/Uterfibr.htm
You'll notice that the authors suggest a hair analysis/lab work for heavy metal toxicity. SYMPTOMS of fibroids could very well respond favorably to external clay treatments. Although, sadly, I have no personal experience to draw from, there is certainly nothing to lose from trying. You would most likely know within 48 to 72 hours. I've seen internal cancers eliminated in short order, as well as cysts and skin cancers that hardly respond at all. A clay magma is pre-prepared, usually by mixing about four parts water with one part bentonite. Store the clay in glass container if possible ( we use 20 gallon glass containers ). The ideal mixture should bounce when one taps the container ( by holding the container in one and hand, and tapping it with the other or at least placing one hand on the other side of the container and tapping it ). It can take 72 hours for the mixture to "set" to get this effect. Take a clean, non-reactive dressing ( or t-shirt, folded sheet, etc. ) that is large enough to cover the area to be treated plus about an inch on each side. Treatment areas when dealing with internal organ healing, etc. are quite often about eight square inches. One can first add the clay to the body, but it is often easier to eyeball the treatment area, and place 3/4" inches of clay uniformly on the dressing itself ( careful not to over-compact the clay upon application ). Then apply the dressing with the clay on it over the treatment area. The idea is that the dressing covers the clay entirely with a little bit of slack left over. The clay MUST be covered. Be forewarned of POSSIBLE reactions, which may or may not manifest about twelve minutes into treatment: A spiking pain, often described "lightening like" that either shoots into the chest or through the feet. This is nothing to be concerned about ( it can be very surprising to the unaware individual who experiences it ) and indeed is every indication that fantastic results will be experienced. Severe chills throughout the body: This is an indication that the clay pack should be removed immediately. Wait 24 to 48 hours and continue. Increase in pain localized to the region being treated: If this occurs, one is BEST advised to continue with treatments, daily, until this stops occuring, usually within 72 hours. What is most likely occuring is that cancerous tissues are expanding - a needed step in such treatments. In these cases, any cancerous tissue that actually responds in this manner certainly not all forms by any means ) will be completely eliminated. The first treatment should last 30 minutes, unless the feeling described is one of greatly increased comfort and reduction of pain, in which case one can go a full hour. Drink plenty of fluids. The clay should quickly warm, and if one is sensitive enough, one should feel a significant increase in heat above the dressing ( by running one's hand over the body, then the dressing ). The second day, provided that no unpleasant effects have been observed, the pack should be left on for one hour. The third day, if, again, the response is either uneventful or favorable, the pack can remain on for one hour or overnight, depending on convenience ( there is really nothing convenient per se about such things! ). At this point, one can re-evaluate the experience. The clay itself when used in this manner is only a catalyst that induces a response in the body. A good idea is to watch for two things: 1) pause a few minutes after removing the clay pack and observe the skin: Is it whitish or redish, or normal skin color? - one must give just enough time for the effects of the pressure of the pack to normalize. A redish color tone indicates a strong exothermic reaction. Most likely, the individual will have felt the effects of the pack. If the skin is whitish, this is an indication of severe immune system supression. Diligence is called for, as well as warmed clay packs. If one carefully removes the pack ( it should come off in one peice ) examine the clay itself for perfectly concentric circles that penetrate the clay. I call these ( for lack of a better idea ) venting holes, and they provide a strong indication that a favorable action is occuring, reducing inflammation. I've seen some dime sized. Also, observe the skin for for red, highly defined indents in the skin that stay on the skin for up to an hour. If one sees these indents, it is highly adviseable to repeat the treatment whether one is convinced that anything is really happening or not. It is wonderous to see fantastic results quickly using clay, although this is NOT always the reality. 72 hours will give the explorer a very good idea whether any benefit is being experienced ( accept in the case of severe spinal and trauma induced chronic muscular injuries - some of these can take six months for a favorable response ). The best support one can give the elimination system in the form of liquids, herbal TEAS ( certainly not capsules or tinctures ), fresh lemon water, 1st cold press olive oil, etc. is always a good idea. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 2:38 PM Subject: Re: CS>bentonite (OT) > AVRA, > > Are bentonite packs good for fibroids? 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