Uterine Pain

Uterine Pain

Endometriosis

Many a woman's dreams have been shattered by her inability
to have a child. Endometriosis is often the cause. It starts with
painful cramps at period times. They get worse and worse until
pain killers are necessary just to get out of bed and move about
the house. There are flukes in the uterus! Large intestinal flukes in
a rather small organ! Did they migrate to the uterus from the
intestine or did they develop there from eggs?
Sometimes sheep liver fluke is seen there. Once an avenue to
the uterus is established, numerous other parasites move in the
same direction: Clonorchis, the human liver fluke and even
Eurytrema, the pancreatic fluke, can invade the uterus wall. Why
have they taken up so abnormal a living place? Because the
uterus has solvents in it! This is the green light for flukes. This
disarms your organs so they are left helpless against fluke stages
left there by the blood and lymph. Stop eating solvent-polluted
foods. There are solvents in all cold cereals. Make cooked
cereal. There are solvents in purchased drinking water. Drink
from your cold kitchen faucet. There are solvents in grocery store
bread, grocery baked goods and cholesterol-reduced foods. Eat
none of these. Buy baked goods and bread at your local bakery.
Stay away from “low cholesterol” foods. There are solvents in
decaffeinated and other powdered mixes for beverages. Drink
nothing except milk from the grocery store (sterilize it). Milk
does not have solvent pollution. The hormones, antibiotics and
udder wash can be tolerated—solvents cannot.

Beverages and powdered mixtures sold at health food stores
are no exception. Use no powdered mixture intended for weight
loss or weight gain, nor vitality supports, nor dietary supplements.
They are all polluted. Some solvents (I often see methyl
ethyl ketone and methyl butyl ketone) choose the uterus to accumulate
in. This sets the stage for endometriosis and fertility
problems. Where there are large parasites, smaller ones soon
crowd in. All bring their own bacteria and viruses. Gardnerella,
especially, is found in cases of endometriosis, ovarian cysts and
menstrual problems. The flukes evidently travel from the uterus
to other parts of your body cavity, distributing bits of the uterine
lining as they go. Once this distribution has occurred, can the
bleeding (regular menstrual bleeding) at these extra sites ever be
stopped?
It stops immediately when the flukes are dead!
Your body knows how to clean up after dead flukes and does
the job perfectly. You can be free of pain in time for your next
period. Zap to kill the four common flukes, Gardnerella, all
other common parasites, and urinary tract bacteria (common ones
include Proteus, Salmonella, Campylobacter, Chlamydia,
Trichomonas). Avoid reinfection by avoiding solvents! It is impossible
not to pick up parasites. If your uterus has solvent in it,
they will find their way to it in a day. Without solvent, they will
not.

The solvents will leave by themselves. Help your body get
rid of them with vitamin C and B2 (3 grams and 300 mg. respectively,
daily, see Sources).
To heal the uterus so it no longer attracts parasites, clear up
its internal pollution besides solvents. This means mainly the
dental metal that has piled up and environmental toxins such as
asbestos, arsenic, fiberglass, and formaldehyde. Gold and silver

are especially attracted to the uterus. Don't wear gold rings or
any metal jewelry touching your skin anymore, and, of course, get
all metal out of your teeth. Never try to get pregnant before you
have cleared up endometriosis.
The advice given by obstetricians to get pregnant to solve
your pain problem is most unwise. Indeed, pregnancy changes
your body's metabolism and without periods you get pain relief.
But it seems much too risky to grow a baby in an infested, polluted
uterus. Fear of birth defects is an intelligent fear. Be careful
not to get pregnant while you are killing parasites and getting
mercury removed from your teeth.
Healing starts as soon as all the parasites and pollutants are
gone.