- Mericia Anglade
The Fibroid Diet
Updated: Aug 13, 2019

Most women are not aware how certain foods and beverages can increase the growth of fibroids and the monthly menstrual pain that is experienced with the benign tumor.
Foods & Beverages to Avoid
Sodas
Commercial Juices
Caffeinated Drinks
All Meat (if you insist on eating meat, eat organic but eliminate pork, beef,shrimp,crab, lobster).
All Diary
Caffeine
Alcohol
Process Foods
Salty Foods
Refined Foods (white rice, pasta, cakes, pastries, flour, etc.))
Refined Sugars (white sugar, brown sugar, etc.)
Fried Foods
Birth Control Pills
Cooked Spinach
Rhubarb
Wheat
Processed Soy
Foods, Beverages, Herbs Vitamin and Nutrients to Include
Foods
Fruits
Beans
Nuts: Raw Unsalted Brazil nuts, cashews, pecan, walnuts, almonds, pine nuts, etc.
Millet
Amaranth
Quinoa
Brown Rice
Spelt
All Vegetables
Seeds: Flaxseeds, Pumpkin Seeds, Sunflower Seeds, Chia Seeds, (only a handful)
Green: Kale, Collards, Mustard Greens. Turnips
* When possible eat organic.
Beverages/Tea
Water
Lemon Juice/with water
Dandelion Root
Black Cohosh Root
Cramp Bark
Prickly Ash
Chaste Tree BerryVitex
Raspberry Tea
Carrot Juice
Home Vegtables Juice: Such as any mixture of 2-5 of the following: corrot, cabbage. celery, kale, spinach, celery. watercress, cucumer, turnip greens.
Vitamin & Minerals
Kelp: having a rich supply of trace minerals and vitamins, can be taken three times a day (1tsp). The Idoine in sea vegetables is best used when taken with Viamin E.
Vitamin E: is useful in menopause as well as in cases where there in an excess estrogen level. Take 100-2000 mg, a day.
Vitamin A (and Beata Carotene) decreases excessive bleeding.
Vitamin B aids the liver inactivating estrogen and feeds the nerves (emotional and physical stress increase the loss of water-soluable B vitamins). Vitamin B6 in particular is important for decreasing menstural cramps, providing one of the precursers necessary for one anti-inflammatory prostaglandins. You can take 50-100mg, a day.
Vitamin C: is important nutrient for stress and healthy adrenal health. It decreases fatigue. It increases iron absorption as well as helps to reduce bleeding by streghthening the capillaries. Wastes such as carbon dioxide and lactic acid are eliminated from the uterus more effectively. In addition, by strengthening the blood vessels, vitamin C will reduce bleeding and cramps. Tale 100-2000 mg a day.
Bioflavonoids: adi in the regulation of estrogen in the body, increasing or decreasing as needed. They contain plant estrogens tissue sensitive to estrogens made withing the body for specific tissue sensitive to estrogen and control estrogen prodution by the body. One form is question which can be taken at a dosage of 300-1000 mg, day.
Magensium: is needed for calcium to work properly as well as for antiflammatory prostaglandin production. Take 200-800 mg, a day.
Patassium: is also needed for muscle tone and can be obtained from vegetables, particulary sea vegtables, particualry sea vegetables. this is particulary beneficial one week before the menses. (Blackstrap molasses is a good source poatassium.
Some form of green food such as alfafa, chlorophyll, spirulina, chlorella, etc. for concentrated minerals and vitamins should be taken daily.
Fructooligosaccharides (FOS) is a supplement that serves as food for endometriosis.
DIM (Diindolmethane): is an estrogen blocker and metabolizer that is found in cruciferous vegetables. It helps balance estrogen levels.
Liver Supplements
Choline Found in Letchin
N-acetyl-cysteine
Grape Seed Extract
Enzymes are useful for those who sufffer with bloating, gas and diarrhea. Digestive enzymes taken with meals or between meals are useful for the conditions listed. Bromelain which comes from pineapple or papaya tablets are possible forms. Make sure all enzymes are vegetarian.