Many of my clients come to me with small cysts on various parts of their body. They can be anywhere, but mostly I get clients with cysts in their breasts, kidneys or reproductive organs. Anything that grows inside our body that we feel like it shouldn’t be there is cause for concern, and of course our first reaction may be to get it out of there. Often times, removal can also be detrimental to our health. It is important to be educated and trained enough to make correct evaluations of what we want to do without being carried away by fear.
A cyst is a pocket or sac with a membrane around it and without an actual opening. It is usually filled with fluid or some kind of matter and can develop in an organ or in any body cavity. It can also be filled with hardened material.
Some health professionals believe that some cysts can be caused by calcium free radicals or an imbalance of minerals in the body. Fibrin can be another cause when it clots to form cysts or tumors, but realistically there can be many reasons why they form. Of course, the basis of poor health is imbalance and high levels of inflammation, so if we want to get to the heart of the problem, we need to analyze your levels and give you the right herbs, supplements and diet to eliminate it so much. it’s possible.
Black walnut has long been an herb used in the natural treatment of cysts, as has chaparral. Other helpful foods and herbs include yellow dock (for reproductive areas), sarsaparilla, cayenne pepper, mullein, apple cider vinegar, and honey.
Sometimes poultices can be made to break up small cysts and tumors and these can be applied externally if the cyst can be seen, or internally under the instruction of a trained natural therapist. Internally, this is sometimes done by using a muffin, which is a high concentration of a group of natural herbs (like a lozenge) and is taken internally. If you have these high concentrations, it is difficult for the cysts, which are scavengers, to feed on the surrounding areas of your body. This means that toxins and poisons are drawn out while many healing herbs are released in one area. It’s like flooding the system with good stuff to break down cysts.
Detoxes and cleanses are also important in terms of removing mucus, candida, polyps, etc. of the body, and these can also be administered by a trained natural therapist. It is also important to remember to maintain the level of antioxidants, vitamins, specifically C, and to take natural supplements to correct any deficiencies in the body.
An ancient remedy used by our grandmothers is castor oil, which is taken when necessary. It will make you go to the bathroom and expel toxins and mucus from the intestine, however, an excessive amount will have unfavorable side effects, so you should watch how you take it. Again, moderation is the key.
If handled correctly, the cysts may disperse in the bloodstream or when you go to the bathroom for the toilet. Remember also that your skin is one of the largest organs and releases toxins through its pores.
Often times, a reaction to cysts or tumors is to remove them. While this has the solution of removing the cyst, it does not discuss the possible causes, be they physical, emotional, or energetic. It is true that there are deficiencies in the body if the cyst has manifested itself physically, but it is necessary to take into account that many of our diseases have emotional and energetic causes that must be clarified, otherwise the disease recurs. Some believe that diseases such as tumors and cancers could be the result of repression and resentment, and if these things are not examined, they believe that the disease will, and often will, recur.
Therefore, it is important to work with a natural therapist who can help you on all levels to get to some of the ’causes’ of your cysts and eliminate them. It is necessary to analyze aspects such as inflammation, diet, supplements and deficiencies, as well as emotional suppressions and resentments that have accumulated in the surrounding organs in the area where the damage was caused.