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The Endometriosis Natural Treatment Program: A Complete Self-Help Plan for Improving Health and Well-Being

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Though others have released "natural approach" publications dealing with alternative remedies for the illness in the past, this is the first book that truly offers an all-encompassing guide to many (if not all) of the multifaceted therapies available to those suffering from the disease. The information is comprehensive, validating, empowering and interactive, as well as accurate. Well-written and easily understood by all audiences, this book is an invaluable resource and a welcome addition to any Endo patient's library.

I love this book! I have almost every endo book written in the past few years and this is one of my favorites. It is full of a lot of great info and ideas of natural treatments to try. The only complaint is that info on one subject can be found in a lot of different places in the book. Overall I highly recommend this book for those suffering with endo. I talked to a woman at an essential oil store who knew the writer and said she is well respected and knowledgable in the field of essential oils. I highly recommend this easy to read and very informative book.

Becky

This book had some informative things in it, for sure. But it was mostly essential oils which arent easy to mix and use as she says. More complicated regimens that a lot of people dont have time for. I have researched endo and was looking for more info on diet, which really can improve symptoms.

This book has a strong slant toward Aromatherapy and essentail oils which is understandable considering the background of the authors.

I was expecting more in-depth advice about other therapies that would help endometriosis, but there is some good advice here.

The book was very helpful and informative. I recomend it to anyone who is sufering with this disease.

I was only diagnosed with endo earlier this year. I wish that I had been diagnosed far sooner and had someone introduce me to this book when it was first published in 2003. Endo does not have a cure and this makes the news of the diagnosis that much more painful to hear. Ms. Worwood has offered so many women hope, where none existed before. Her solution is simple: life the simple and natural life. Get rid of everything that is toxic to your body: throw away those carpets, eliminate processed food (they are making our immune system overreact which in turn makes the pain of endo that much worse). Moreover, sitz baths (or better yet bathtubs that cover our entire abdomen) with herbs will re-train our bodies to eliminate inflammation and promote healing. What a concept! The only negative that I have is that she recommends a laundry list of essential oils that aren't available at any store. If she sold them through her website, it will make starting treatment significantly easier.

This book helped me prepair for my first consultation with a new gyno. I had better questions and was more informed. Great investment.

This book has been very helpful- I just wish I would have found it sooner!
Contains a lot of useful information- I was especially interested in nutrition.

This book is very informative and helpful. But, in order to follow the natural treatment program you have to be very dedicated and have a lot of self discipline. There are a lot of steps involved. It is good for anyone no matter where you are in your journey with endo. I have been only somewhat following the program, but have noticed a lessening of symptoms. My only complaint is that when it discusses the suppliments you need to take it doesn't give a recommended dosage. I really like the section at the end of the book which contains charts of dietary sources of vitamins, a food diary and the endo files to record all info regarding your health and track your treatment. I highly recommend this book to anyone with endo that wants a natural approach to healing.

Advice seemed a bit outdated to me, but it was good none the less. There weren't as many herbs recommended as I expected, it was more flowers and topical remedies.

I would probably recommend it to someone with endometriosis, but it wouldn't be at the top of my list.