Uterine Fibroids:

Disolving toxic deposits naturally

by Glen M. Swartwout, A.B., O.D., F.I.C.A.N., F.C.S.O.

copyrighted at Common Law, 1996, Remission Foundation Trust

The following summary was compiled with some additions by Dr. Glen Swartwout using the IBIS database of alternative medicine research of which Dr. Swartwout is a co-author. The program is available to licensed or certified health practitioners. For product availability contact Remission Foundation at 800-788-2442 as not all available products are listed in our supplement catalog or website. For individualized recommendations, ask for a Biofield Analysis packet. The initial consultation is $150. Follow-ups are $60 for regular monthly or bimonthly monitoring and program refinement.

Treatment:

Sitz bath: very hot for 3-5 min. followed by dash of cold water over hips to prevent pain and hemorrhage

Use Yarrow in sitz bath up to waist level, 2 cups dry flowers per bath, 3 times a week for 6 weeks.

Eating principles:

alkalizing, primarily vegan diet with high quality protein

Therapeutic foods:

For Stagnant Liver Qi or Stagnancy in the Liver channel type: foods that invigorate the Qi, Liver foods, sour foods, Dispersing foods, foods that open channels

citrus peel

liver-cleansing foods: beets, carrots, artichokes, lemons, parsnips, dandelion greens, watercress, burdock root

brewer's yeast

foods rich in Magnesium

turmeric (Shefi)

Fresh juices:

carrot (Walker, p. 39)

carrot and spinach (Walker, p. 146)

carrot, beet, and cucumber (Walker, p. 146)

lemon juice in warm water (Shefi)

Avoid:

meat, dairy, alcohol, coffee, chocolate, sugar, hot sauces, spicy foods, fried foods, fatty foods, rich foods, salty foods, processed and refined foods

estrogenic foods: animal products, apples, cherries, olives, plums, carrots, yams, nightshade family, peanuts, soy products, coconut, brown rice, barley, oats, wheat

See: Foods that contain estrogen-like sterols (in IBIS software program)

Remedies/Botanicals:

Bentonite clay: prepare a paste and apply topically to pelvis 3 weeks on, menses week off (Nissim, p. 148)

Claviceps purpurea (toxic): uterine fibroids (Sherman)

Gossypium herbaceum (toxic): hemorrhage due to fibroids (Sherman; Mitchell, p. 57)

Hydrastis canadensis: fibroids (Sherman; Felter, p. 417)

Phytolacca decandra (toxic): indicated for firm, hard swellings (Felter, p. 533)

Rubus idaeus: classic uterine tonic indicated for fibroids (Sherman)

Viburnum prunifolium: occasionally helpful in restraining flow due to fibroids, polyps, carcinomas (Felter, pp. 694-695; Sherman)

Achillea millefolium: sitz baths (Treben, p. 50)

Trillium pendulum: bleeding from fibroids (Boericke, p. 652)

formula: powdered herb: Echinacea spp., 1 and a half oz. Chimaphila umbellata, 1 and a half oz. Quercus alba, 1 and a half oz. add to 2 pints of water and boil for 10 min.; strain and add Ichthyol, 2 oz. Carbolic acid, 1 tsp. slowly to one cup of hot decoction. Add 1-2 tbsp. of grated beeswax and stir with a wooden spoon until cool. Apply topically over abdomen, cover with gauze, then a warm, moist compress, then a warm wool blanket (Sherman)

formula: Mitchella repens, 2 dr. Frasera canadensis, 3 dr. Aletris farinosa, 2 dr. Hydrastis canadensis, 1 dr. sig: 15 minims in water t.i.d. between meals (Sherman)

formula: hormonal tonic to correct hyperestrinism: from end of menses to ovulation: Vitex agnus castus, 2 dr. Arctium lappa, 2 dr. Angelica sinensis, 2 dr. Glycyrrhiza glabra, 1 dr. Medicago sativa, 1 dr. sig: 60-120 gtt. t.i.d. from ovulation to end of menses: Taraxacum officinale, 2 dr. Dioscorea villosa, 2 dr. Smilax sarsaparilla, 2 dr. Vitex agnus castus, 1 dr. Tanacetum vulgare, 1 dr. sig: 60-120 gtt. t.i.d. (Stansbury)

Four Major Herbs F. (Si Jun Zi Tang) plus curcuma (e zhu), scirpus (san leng) and achyranthes (niu xi): Spleen Qi Xu (Deficiency): pallid complexion, soft and low voice, reduced appetite, loose stools, weakness in limbs (Hsu, 1980, p. 264; Yeung, p. 214; Bensky and Barolet, p. 236)

Cinnamon and Hoelen F. (Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan): Xue Yu (Blood Stasis): immobile masses in lower abdomen with pain and tenderness, amenorrhea with abdominal distention and pain, dysmenorrhea, choppy pulse (Hsu, 1980, p. 423; Yeung, p. 113; Bensky and Barolet, p. 322)

Uterine Myoma F.; Cinnamon and Persica C.: Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) (Uterine Myoma F.: Dharmananda, p. 480; Cinnamon and Persica: Hsu, 1980, p. 573, Dharmananda, p. 325)

Pteropus and Lindera C. (Ge Xia Zhu Yu Tang): Xue Yu (Blood Stasis): severe pain, palpable abdominal masses with fixed pain (Yeung, p. 106; Dharmananda, 1986, p. 327; Bensky and Barolet, p. 316)

Pteropus and Bulrush F. (Shi Xiao San); Wu Jin Wan (patent): more severe Xue Yu (Blood Stasis): irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, acute colicky pain in the lower abdomen, severe pain in the middle abdomen or epigastric pain (Pteropus: Hsu, 1980, p. 583; Yeung, p. 211; Dharmananda, 1986, p. 327; Bensky and Barolet, p. 316; Wu Jin: Zhu, p. 250)

Cinnamon and Bulrush C. (Shao Fu Zhu Yu Tang): Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) and Cold: palpable masses which may or may not be painful, lower abdominal pain without masses, lower back pain and lower abdominal distention during menses, frequent menses with dark blood and clots (Yeung, p. 195; Dharmananda, 1986, p. 327; Bensky and Barolet, p. 316)

Da Huang Zhe Chong Wan: Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) with Xue (Blood) Dryness: emaciation, abdominal fullness, loss of appetite, rough dry skin, dull and dark appearance of the eyes, amenorrhea (Bensky and Barolet, p. 318)

Fu Ke Zhong Zi Wan (patent): Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) with Qi Stagnation (Zhu, p. 253)

Blue Citrus (patent): uterine tumors (Dharmananda, 1990, p. 38)

Yun Nan Bai Yao (patent): to control bleeding. (Zhu, p. 243)

Chih-ko and Curcuma C. (patent): All tumors (Dharmananda, 1990, p. 41)

Cinnamon and Rehmannia (patent) (Dharmananda, 1992, p. 81) after assessing the person and palpating, consider these patterns: Xue Yu (Blood Stasis), possibly with Cold, with Qi Stagnation, or with Blood Dryness; Spleen Qi Xu (Deficiency); dysfunction of the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and/or Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); Xu (Deficiency) of the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Motility Vessel) and/or Shi (Excess) of the Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Motility Vessel)

Moxa/FIR:

indirect moxa applied to needles to resolve Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) and dispel mass

Far Infrared therapy can be used during acupucture and/or alone

See also "menorrhagia" and/or "metrorrhagia" in IBIS software if appropriate

Acupuncture/Accupressure:

Palpate and consider:

Bl-38 (+): regulates the Shen; strengthens Xu (Deficiency) conditions; treats all chronic disease; fortifies the Spleen and strengthens the Xue (Blood); tonifies the Kidney and warms the Yang; restores Yuan (Original) Qi; treats genital organ diseases (Finkelstein, p. 47); Pericardium psychospiritual associated point

Bl-17 (+ and/or �): tonifies the Qi; nourishes and invigorates the Xue (Blood) (esp. invigorates with �); transforms Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) and disperses Obstruction; nourishes Dry Xue (Blood); enriches Yin; strengthens Xu (Deficient) conditions and increases stamina; Hui Reunion and Master point of the Xue (Blood)

Bl-18 (+): tonifies the Liver; moves Stagnant Qi; strengthens Xu (Deficiency) conditions; nourishes and regulates the Xue (Blood); nourishes Liver Yin; Liver Shu Associated point

Bl-20 (+ and/or �): regulates Spleen Qi; tonifies the Spleen and benefits the Ying (Constructive) Qi; enhances Spleen Yang to mobilize Stagnant Qi; tonifies and harmonizes the Xue (Blood); nourishes and contains the Xue (Blood); dispels Cold and relieves pain; softens hard masses; Spleen Shu Associated point

Bl-23 (+ and/or �): tonifies and adjusts the Kidney; nourishes Yin, Xue (Blood) and Kidney Jing (Essence); spreads and clears Obstructed Kidney Qi; strengthens Yang and Qi Hai; benefits the knees; benefits the bones; Kidney Shu Associated point

Bl-31, Bl-32, Bl-33 and/or Bl-34: bring Yang into pelvic region which mobilizes Yin in the pelvis (Finkelstein, p. 46); regulate the Lower Warmer, Uterus and menstruation; consolidate the Jing (Essence); invigorate the Xue (Blood) and Kidney Qi; remove Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) in the Uterus; open the pelvis and disperse Lower Warmer Stagnation

Bl-55 (+): reinforces the Kidney; regulates the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel)

PC-6 (+): pacifies the Shen; regulates the Qi; regulates Liver Qi and relieves Liver Qi Stagnation; regulates the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Qi in the Uterus; relaxes the sinews and clears the vessels; relieves pain; palpation: major Spleen reflex point (Matsumoto); Pericardium Luo Connecting point; Master point of the Yin Wei Mai (Yin Linking Vessel); Couple point of the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel)

SI-3 (+): regulates the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Motility Vessel); treats pituitary imbalance, using location reactive to palpation, often ca. SI-3.5 (Matsumoto); Couple point of the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Motility Vessel)

LI-11 (=): regulates and harmonizes Qi and Ying; harmonizes the Xue (Blood); improves immune function (Finkelstein, p. 9); Large Intestine Earth and Tonification point

Lu-7 (+): opens and regulates the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); regulates the Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Motility Vessel); effects release of sexual hormones; Lung Luo Connecting and Exit point; Master point of the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); Couple point of the Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Motility Vessel)

Kd-13 (+ and/or �): influences the pituitary gland (Worsley, 1975, p. B-20); regulates the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); tonifies the Kidney and Jing (Essence); reinforces Kidney Qi; beneficial to the reproductive organs, esp. female; influences development of the Uterus (�); regulates and warms the Uterus, esp. with �; clears the Lower Warmer; palpation: uterus reflex point (Matsumoto)

CV-7 (+ and/or �): warms and supplements Kidney Yang; regulates the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel) (�); regulates menses and the Xue (Blood); controls Xue (Blood) in the Uterus; influences all sex hormones (Finkelstein, p. 87); palpation: acts as an abdominal reflection of Sp-6, which is also named "yin crossing"; also hardness to palpation indicates Kidney Xu (Deficiency) (Matsumoto); Mu Alarm point of the Lower Warmer; receives Qi from Kidney and Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) via secondary channels

CV-6 (- or + and/or �): strengthens and moves the Qi; regulates and tonifies Yuan (Original) Qi; warms the Lower and Middle Warmers (�); reinforces Yang and Jing (Essence); tonifies Kidney; nourishes and invigorates Kidney Yang; warms Ming Men (Life Gate Fire) (esp. with �); influences pituitary (Worsley, 1975, p. B-20); captures the Blood and stops bleeding (+); regulates Qi of Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); moves Qi and Xue (Blood) in Lower Warmer; regulates the menses

CV-4 (+ and/or �): regulates the Qi and benefits Yuan (Original) Qi; nourishes Xue (Blood) and Yin; strengthens the Spleen; regulates and reinforces the Qi of the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); strengthens the function of astringing the Dai Mai (Girdle Vessel) and restraining the Xue (Blood); nourishes and stabilizes the Kidney; warms the Kidney Yang, the Lower Warmer and Uterus (�); eliminates Cold in the genitals and Lower Warmer (�); regulates the Uterus and menses; Small Intestine Mu Alarm point; at CV-4 the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) separates from the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel) (Finkelstein, p. 85)

CV-3 (- and/or �): alleviates Damp-Heat, esp. in the Uterus; tonifies the Kidney Qi and Yang; regulates the Lower Warmer, Uterus and menses; removes Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) in the Uterus; relieves pain; Bladder Mu Alarm point

CV-2 (-): stimulates internal secretions (Finkelstein, p. 84); warms the Yang and reinforces the Kidney; regulates menses; regulates and tonifies the Uterus

zi gong (=): tonifies and warms Yuan (Original) Qi; regulates the Uterus

St-25 (- and �): supports Earth and harmonizes the Center; regulates the Stomach and Spleen; regulates Qi, esp. Ying (Constructive) Qi and Wei (Protective) Qi (Finkelstein, p. 15); eliminates Qi Stagnation and/or Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) in the abdomen; regulates the menses and promotes Xue (Blood) circulation; moves and regulates pelvic Qi; relieves uterine pain; Large Intestine Mu Alarm point

St-28 (- and �): regulates Qi; activates the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel)

St-29 (- and �): promotes Qi and Xue (Blood) circulation to move Qi Stagnation and Xue Yu (Blood Stasis); treats Yin of the Uterus; regulates the Lower Warmer and menstruation; warms Lower Warmer Cold, esp. the Uterus; special effect on reproductive organs; stops pain

St-30 (- and �): warms the Lower Warmer and Uterus to dissipate Cold; harmonizes the Xue (Blood) and Ying (Constructive) Qi; dispels Qi Stagnation and Xue Yu (Blood Stasis); treats genital problems; regulates menstruation; effects round and broad ligaments of the uterus; distributes Jing (Essence) and Yuan (Original) Qi to the genitals, Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and the five curious organs (Brain, Spine, Bones and Marrow, Gall Bladder and Uterus); palpation: gynecological reflex point (Matsumoto); indicator for weak immune system (Matsumoto); if the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) is troubled St-30 will be tender to palpation (Finkelstein, p. 17); Entry point of Sea of Nourishment; Entry point of the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel); Jiao Hui Intersecting of the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) on the Foot Yang Ming (Stomach) channel

St-36 (+ and/or �): regulates and strengthens Qi and Xue (Blood); strengthens the Spleen and replenishes the Middle Warmer; removes Cold of the abdomen; regulates Ying (Constructive) Qi and spreads Liver Qi; nourishes Kidney, Liver and Spleen; tonifies Kidney Yin; frees the channels and invigorates the collateral vessels; Stomach He Sea Lower Uniting, Earth and Horary point; Sea of Nourishment point

Sp-13 (- and �): resolves abdominal masses; regulates Qi flow; relieves pain; soothes the Liver; removes Stagnancy of Liver Qi; Jiao Hui Intersecting point of the Foot Jue Yin (Liver) and Yin Wei Mai (Yin Linking Vessel) channel on the Foot Tai Yin (Spleen) channel

Sp-10 (+): tonifies and invigorates Xue (Blood); harmonizes and tonifies Ying (Constructive) Qi; nourishes Xue (Blood) Dryness; perfuses the Lower Warmer; regulates the menses

Sp-9 (+): regulates and tonifies Spleen (esp. Yang); regulates the Lower Warmer; transforms Damp Stagnation, esp. through promotion of diuresis; Spleen He Sea Uniting and Water point

Sp-8 (- and �): regulates and tonifies the Spleen (especially Qi); promotes circulation of Qi and Xue (Blood); harmonizes and invigorates the Xue (Blood) to move Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) and reduce pain; regulates and adjusts the Uterus; regulates menstruation; Spleen Xi Cleft Accumulation point

Sp-6 (+ and �): nourishes Yin, esp. of the Spleen, Liver and Kidney; influences the pituitary, adrenals, uterus and ovaries (Finkelstein, p. 27; Worsley, 1985, p. B-20); clears Fire due to Xu (Deficiency); strengthens the Spleen and tonifies the Qi; regulates and nourishes the Xue (Blood); dispels Cold from the Xue (Blood); moves the Xue (Blood) and transforms Xue Yu (Blood Stasis); frees Qi Stagnation and spreads Liver Qi; warms the Middle and Lower Warmers; restores circulation to the Lower Warmer; tonifies the Kidney; stimulates activity of the Uterus, regulates the menses, and reduces menstrual pain; regulates the Xue (Blood) Chamber and the Palace of Jing (Essence) (Flaws, 1989, p. 46); Jiao Hui Intersecting point of the three Foot Yin channels

Sp-4 (+): pacifies the Shen; dispels Cold from the abdomen and relieves pain (�) - note: better than Sp-3 for pain (Finkelstein, p. 26); moves and strengthens the Spleen and Middle Warmer; harmonizes the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and circulation of Qi in the Middle Warmer; regulates the Xue (Blood), Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and menstrual cycle; invigorates the Xue (Blood) and regulates the Sea of Xue (Blood); disperses Qi Stagnation and Xue Yu (Blood Stasis); tonifies Yuan (Original) Qi; descends the Turbid; treats genital organs; Spleen Luo Connecting point; Master point of Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel)

Sp-1 (- and/or �): strengthens and warms the Spleen (esp. with �); strengthens the Yang and elevates Yang Qi; benefits the Qi; manages and stimulates the flow of Xue (Blood); strengthens Spleen's function of holding Xue (Blood) in vessels and stops bleeding (esp. with �); regulates menstruation; dispels Cold from Middle and Lower Warmers; Spleen Jing Well and Wood point

Lv-8 (+): nourishes Liver Xue (Blood) and Yin; treats uterine fibroids; frees and facilitates the Lower Warmer; Liver He Sea Uniting, Water and Tonification point

Lv-3 (=): regulates the Liver and eliminates Liver Qi Stagnation; influences the ovaries (Worsley, 1975, p. B-20); promotes smooth flow of Qi and Xue (Blood); tonifies Liver Xue (Blood); regulates circulation of Xue (Blood) to disperse Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) and regulate menses; sedates pain; Liver Yuan Source and Earth point

Lv-1 (- and/or �): regulates and tonifies the Liver, esp. Qi and Xue (Blood); regulates the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); harmonizes the Ying (Constructive) Qi; contains the Xue (Blood), i.e., stops bleeding, by cooling and clearing Heat in the Xue (Blood); regulates menses; relieves Obstruction in the Lower Warmer (-); Liver Jing Well, Wood, Horary and Entry point

Kd-8 (=): regulates Qi and Xue (Blood); stops abdominal pain; regulates the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); regulates menstruation; adjusts Qi and Xue (Blood) in the Uterus and genitals; regulates female reproductive system and stimulates female hormones; tonifies the Kidney; removes masses; Xi Cleft Accumulation point of Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Motility Vessel)

Kd-6 (+): clears Xu (Deficiency) Fire; removes Obstruction from the Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Motility Vessel); opens the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); balances excess or deficiency of any hormonal secretion (Finkelstein, p. 53); tonifies the Kidney (especially Yin); promotes function of the Uterus; regulates the Lower Warmer and menses; sedates pain; Master point and Entry point of the Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Motility Vessel); Couple point of Ren Mai (Conception Vessel)

Kd-5 (+): reinforces the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); regulates Qi and Xue (Blood); strengthens Yuan (Original) Qi; moves the Lower Warmer; regulates the menses; Kidney Xi Cleft Accumulation point

Kd-3 (+ and/or �): tonifies the Kidney, Yuan (Original) Qi, Xue (Blood) and Jing (Essence); nourishes and enriches Kidney Yin, supplies Liver Yin, and tonifies Yin of the entire body; warms Cold; pacifies Xu (Deficiency) Fire; tonifies Kidney Yang and Ming Men Fire (�); regulates the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); promotes function of the Uterus; regulates menses; Kidney Yuan Source, Shu Stream and Earth point

Bl-60 (-): promotes Qi function and Xue (Blood) circulation; influences the pituitary (Worsley, 1975, p. B-20); reinforces the Kidney; rectifies Xue Yu (Blood Stasis) in the Uterus; relieves pain; Bladder Fire point

Bl-62 (+): opens and moves the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Motility Vessel); Master point of the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Motility Vessel)

Illustrative and related combinations:

Lu-7 and Kd-6: open the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel) which nourishes the Uterus and regulates menstruation; usually indicated by head and neck pain, abdominal distension, vaginal discharge and other symptoms of congestion; menstrual disorders are usually a part of Shi (Excess) effecting the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel)

Sp-4 and PC-6: open the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) for which menstrual disorders are a general symptom of Shi (Excess), and reproductive disorders are a general symptom of dysfunction

Bl-62 and SI-3: open the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Motility Vessel) which transports Yang and for which gynecological problems are a Xu (Deficiency) symptom

Kd-6 and Lu-7: open the Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Motility Vessel) which transports Yin and for which gynecological problems are a Shi (Excess) symptom

Bl-31, Sp-6 and GB-3: have strong hormonal action on women (Finkelstein, p. 46)

CV-15, CV-16, CV-19, Kd-13, Sp-6, Kd-11, Bl-47, GB-37, GB-5, Bl-60 and CV-10: influence the pituitary (Worsley, 1975, p. B-20; McWilliams, et al, Lesson 31, p. 258)

Kd-13, Bl-67, Kd-7, GB-37, Sp-6, Kd-2, GV-4 and Lv-3: influence the ovaries (Worsley, 1975, p. B-20; McWilliams, et al, Lesson 31, p. 258)

CV-3, CV-6, Lv-1, Kd-10, CV-4, Lv-3, Kd-2, Sp-6, Sp-2, St-12, St-10, Ht-1, PC-3 and Bl-54 for irregular menstruation (Shanghai, p. 669) and/or abnormal uterine bleeding (Shanghai, p. 673)

Kd-8 and Bl-55: treat uterine bleeding due to Qi Xu (Deficiency) (Ellis, et al, 1988, p. 252)

Sp-1, CV-6, Sp-10 and Sp-6 for abnormal uterine bleeding (Shanghai, p. 290)

zi gong, CV-5, CV-3 and Bl-23: treat persistent uterine bleeding (Ellis, et al, 1988, p. 404)

Lu-6, St-36, Sp-6, CV-4, CV-3 and Kd-3 for abnormal uterine bleeding (Shanghai, p. 673)

CV-4 and Sp-1 stop uterine bleeding (Finkelstein, p. 86)

Lv-1 and Sp-1 (� both): treat hypermenorrhea (Finkelstein, p. 72)

Ht-5, Lv-2 and Sp-6 for excess uterine bleeding

CV-4, CV-6 and Sp-6 (-): promote Qi circulation and remove Xue Yu (Blood Stasis); (+) reinforce Qi, nourish Xue (Blood, and overcome Xue Xu (Blood Deficiency) (Finkelstein, p. 85)

St-28, St-29 and/or St-30 (- and/or �): regulate Qi, move Xue (Blood)

St-36 and Sp-6 (- and/or �): build and move Xue (Blood) and Qi

CV-3 and Sp-6: regulate the Qi function of the Lower Warmer and the function of the genital organs - Sp-6 sends Qi up; CV-3 sends it deep (Finkelstein, p. 84)

Homeopathy:

Resonance with specific homeopathic remedies in the full range of potencies can be assessed through a Biofield Analysis. Some of the commons homeopathic singles that resonate with uterine fibroids include:

Aurum muriaticum natronatum: in low potency; uterus fills up whole pelvis, induration of one part and softening of another part of uterus

Bellis perennis: onset after injury; uterus feels sore, as if squeezed; sore, bruised feeling in the pelvic region

Calcarea carbonica: shrinking tumors that don't bleed; heavy flow every two weeks; uterus low down, enlarged, mouth open to admit finger; bearing down in pelvis; a sense of shuddering and painful pressure in the uterus

Calcarea fluorica: benign tumors of any kind; hard stony glands

Fraxinus americana: uterus enlarged; bearing-down sensation, cramping in feet < afternoon and night

Lapis albus: fibroid tumors with intense burning pains through the part with profuse hemorrhage

Kali iodum: fibroid tumors predisposing to hemorrhage; dysmenorrhea, constant leukorrhea; emaciation, prostration

Mercurius corrosivus: fibroid tumors with profuse, mucopurulent, excoriating leukorrhea

Phosphorus: bleeding tumors, bright red blood; uterine polyps

Capsella bursa-pastoris: fibroids with bleeding (Wood)

Thuja occidentalis: in 3X potency; uterine polyps; cauliflower-like; bleeding easily and offensive

Trillium pendulum: bleeding from fibroids; tincture and lower potencies (Boericke, p. 652)

Complex Homepathics:

Fibrozolve (Apex Energetics): We have seen many remarkable responses to Fibrozolve in both uterine fibroids and fibrocystic breast disease as well as other fibroid tumors.

Color Therapy:

lemon (helps to dissolve blood clots; acts as a chronic alterative) on front (Dinshah, 1985, p. 47)