Hi I have been looking at this myself and my initial surfing as come up with an enzyme product called Vitalzym which you could order over the internet which claims to help 80% of women who use it for fibroids and 'eating' the protein fibrin which makes up these fibroids. Generally it takes 3-6 months of taking these enzymes and quite high doses each day. There can be detox effects plus also extra discharge which is not associated with the normal changes of cycle discharge which is the fibrin breaking down. Conversely there might not be these outwards signs and an ultrasound scan might be needed to see a reduction in size.http://www.energeticnutrition.com This web site is very helpful. I have also listened to an audio session with Dr Wong who knows all about Vitalzym too. I'd have a look. I am considering taking this product myself and have asked one or two questions before doing so. For example I realise oestrogen dominance can build up fibrin in the body but if Vitalzym helps to block oestrogen I want to make sure it does not upset the natural oestrogen balance ref fertility issues. Hope this helps. sjcoul

Blackstrap molasses is very high in iron. Be sure to get organic! You can take two or three tablespoons a day.

Also, certain herbs are very high in iron. Dandelion root, burdock, and yellow dock. I found a health food store that sells these in bulk or you could buy them online. You can make a tea of these together or separately and drink it a couple times a day.

Vitamin C helps your body absorb the iron too, so anytime you have iron rich foods like the above or leafy greens like spinach, have something high in vitamin c with it. I use a squeeze of lemon or lime.

I've also read using castor oil packs can help shrink fibroids. You can get more info about making a castor oil pack in the castor oil forum.

Good luck!

I know how you feel so let me share with you what I have learned after stumbling on Curezone four months ago.
You can get almost instant relief for heavy periods with lemon water. The juice of one lemon per 1 liter of water daily made noticeable change in less than a month. It must be freshly juiced, bottled one does not work. Drink first glass of the day on an empty stomach in the morning and then as much as desired during the day.
Liver Flush to clear up the liver so it is able to deal with those excess hormones. Liver Flush Forum here on Curezone has been my lifeline those four months. It took me about 8 flushes to get to the point where my liver was clean enough to start working on the rest of the body. You may get there faster. I follow simplified Clark flush with just epsoms, olive oil and grapefruit juice. I will continue flushing as long as neccessary. There are many flush regimens, just pick one and do it.
Oil pulling - another great support forum here. Reading about the many different problems it helps with made me a believer. This is most recent addition, but anything that cleans the blood should help with those growths. It is surprisingly easy once you get used to it and will help with a number of minor ailments not related to fibroids as a bonus.
All the above is a lot less expensive than Vitälzym and I do feel a huge difference compared to the time before Curezone. Can't confirm with an ultrasound as I haven't had one in years. Stopped going to doctors when operation was touted as an only option.
There are certainly many other things that can be done, like cleaning up your diet, but you have to start somewhere. Good luck on your way to healing!

Hi fellow fibroid funsters,
I want to update everybody. I have had fibroids for 5 years now. The flooding was out of control for 18 months, I was wearing incontinance aids, I looked 9 months pregnant, everybody said so including the surgeon. For 4 years I was told that I needed a hysterectomy, no other operation would help. I did research, both natural and modern, trying herbs, vitalzym etc along the way, the only solution was the one I didn't want. Anyway, late last year I couldn't manage anymore so I made an appointment with a surgeon. When I did see him, do you know what he said? "Oh, you're a bit young for that, let's try something else!"

I had a myomectomy, removing most of the fibroid. I had blood transfusions, was in hospital for a week, and still have part of the fibroid because they couldn't get it all, but the flooding has stopped and I have a life again! I can't tell you what a relief it is. I know that stats say that it will grow back but I'm doing everything I can to prevent that.

Bottom line, for anyone who is struggling with treatment for fibroids, know this... No GP or Gynaecologist can tell you what a surgeon is capable of doing, only a surgeon can tell you that. I'm so grateful that I gave in to the possibility of a hysterectomy, I just wish that GP's & Gyno's were better educated about the possibilities, having surgery earlier would have made such a difference, and maybe even removed the whole fibroid without blood transfusions. Still, I'm immensely grateful to the DR who did it. He did say that he had never before removed such a large fibroid and he didn't know anyone who had.

To those people struggling, seeing a surgeon to discuss your options doesn't mean you agree to have it. Just do your research, be prepared when you see the DR, have questions, if you do agree to the surgery, don't do it half sure, do your homework, know beforehand that it's what you want. Angels on each shoulder! luv Samster

Please I think we need to talk I a going through the same thing and I'm n Australia too.
Hope to hear from you .
I'm at my wits end today 😓