Fibroadenoma of Breast natural help

A fibroid adenoma, or fibroadenoma, is a benign (non-cancerous) lump in the breast. Unlike cancerous tumors, a fibroadenoma usually feels quite firm, round, smooth-edged and moveable---like the tip of a pencil eraser--and is most common in premenopausal women. These lumps are rarely anything to worry about and not often painful, but can be uncomfortable, especially in the week leading up to menstruation when estrogen levels rise.

Despite their benignity, fibroadenomas can cause physical deformity due to large size and may produce discomfort or emotional distress in affected individuals. The traditional management options available to women diagnosed with a fibroadenoma include observation or surgical excision.

Too much estrogen is often the culprit in many diseases and conditions, including fibroadenoma. Rather than go through the trauma of surgery, you can try to reduce the fibroadenoma through natural means.

Hormonal changes can cause fibroadenomas to grow in size. Hormonal changes occur at the onset of puberty and during menstrual cycles, pregnancy, and breastfeeding. The decline in hormone production during perimenopause and menopause can cause fibroadenomas to shrink unless you use hormone medications.

1. Increase the fiber in your diet, especially from vegetables, as fiber helps flush estrogen from the body. The more excess estrogen you have, the more likely you are to suffer from hormonal conditions, such as fibroadenoma or even cancer.

2. Boost your progesterone. Because of poor diet and exposure to toxins, many women are estrogen dominant, which means that their body produces too much estrogen and/or too little progesterone.

3. Take herbs that stop excess conversion of other hormones to estrogen. Privita is an estrogen blocker/aromatase inhibitor formula. It has been independently tested for ORAC levels.

It contains Pomegranate, Resveratrol, Astralagus, Green Tea, Chrysin and Chamomile and many more beneficial herbs. Start with two capsules daily. Add an extra capsule per day until your breast tenderness improves or you notice shrinkage of your lump. Do not exceed six capsules daily.

Chrysin: Found in the herb Passiflora incarnata, the flavone chrysin is a potent natural aromatase inhibitor. In a study published 1993 chrysin and 10 other flavonoids were compared to an aromatase-inhibiting drug (aminoglutethimide). Chrysin was the most potent aromatase-inhibitor, and was shown to be similar in potency and effectiveness to the aromatase-inhibiting drug. The scientists conducting the study concluded by stating that the aromatase-inhibiting effects of certain flavonoids may contribute to the cancer preventive effects of plant-based diets.

Apigenin: Found in most species of Chamomile, the flavone apigenin is also a safe and effective aromatase inhibitor, with an inhibitory effectiveness about equal to chrysin.

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