Nutrition: does it Affect my Body and Endometriosis?
Nutrition and Endometriosis
Below are pictures of vegetables that have been deprived of certain nutrients. This is a simplistic way of grasping what can happen in the human body over extended periods of time.
You can view your body as a large detoxification powerhouse, continually rebuilding and repairing 24/7. When you lack these resources, a slow breakdown begins and disease sets in. It is impossible for one organ to simply become diseased, it takes multiple organs or systems to become weakened causing a chain of events (symptoms) ending in a “disease”, such as endometriosis.
Deep Healing and Long Lasting Effects
When you focus on weak area’s in the body your biochemistry begins to shift and a deeper long lasting healing occurs. The Whole Body Approach is what makes the difference between natural medicine and conventional. My extensive knowledge in endometriosis and my unique approach allows your whole body to repair itself and bring the body back into balance.
There is a particular group of organs and systems that are deeply tied in with endometriosis, the key is rebalancing one organ at a time. Never overburdening the body with too much detoxifying. Along with detoxifying you have to look at diet and its roll. A simple way of thinking about how the body can shift into a zone of depletion or toxic overload is shown in pictures below.
Pictures of Veggie Deficiencies
This is a very simplistic way of looking at what can happen to body when there is an imbalance of nutrients. What do you suppose could happen to the human body when it lacks nutrients over extended time like these veggies?
Calcium
Calcium
Calcium
This tomato suffers from a deficiency in calcium. Perhaps you have seen this in your own garden. These symptoms can also be found in melons, cucumbers, and peppers.
Iron
Calcium
Calcium
Iron is essential for plants to make chlorophyll. Iron also helps "fix" a nitrogen problem in the soil. You may see this deficiency in your neighborhood tree's.
Boron
Potassium
Potassium
Boron deficiency causes growth reduction. It is the most common minor nutrient missing in vegetable crops. Boron is needed for protein synthesis and increases flower set, which in turn increases bounty.
Potassium
Potassium
Potassium
Poor flesh development is caused by a deficiency in potassium.