The hidden problems of ovarian cancer

Dr. Christiane Northrup has some interesting ideas about the problems and emotional energy associated with ovarian cancer. Although it is impossible to generalize emotional and energetic responses, highlighting the problem of rabies in ovarian tumors. She described the ovaries as "balls of a woman", meaning that relate to active participation in the world in a way that expresses our unique creative potential, as women, on an individual basis.

Says:"... We as women need to be open to the uniqueness of our creations and their own energies and impulses, without trying to force them to default. Our ability to yield to our creativity, recognizing they can not control our intelligence is the key to understanding ovarian power. "(P187, women's bodies, women's wisdom)

It is said that the problem of anger that comes from being in an abusive relationship - not necessarily physical, but of course this could be thecase. And not necessarily a personal or intimate. It could be the work, society, or even spiritual. However, it embodies a way of relating and dealing with something or someone, where you feel controlled by the situation and the woman in question does not believe in their ability to change or herself. This is a denial of their innate power and self-sovereignty. A denial of the innate dignity of women, creativity, spirituality, and complexity.

Interestingly, Dr. Northrup saysovarian cancer is linked to a diet high in fat and dairy products. Dairy products in oriental medicine, is associated with the liver meridian. Meridians conduct energy, and even if they have a specific anatomy, not necessarily identified with the organs of the same name, as understood in conventional Western medicine. The emotion associated with the liver meridian is out of balance, is the anger and rage.

Oriental medicine believes that diseases begin in our energy bodyfirst, then proceed with the physical body. And certainly not all women who have a diet rich in dairy fat and high in ovarian cancer. Dr Northrup suggests that women take care of her ovaries and uterus can try and express what this is for their creative energy deep. He suggests taking the time to do this every day.

A recent scientific study found that consuming two or more cups of tea a day may reduce the risk of ovarian cancer by 46%. This studytook place in Sweden for a period of 15 years. Sweden is a country where there is an increased risk of ovarian cancer, like other countries with high consumption of dairy products (Denmark and Switzerland).

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Dr. Christiane Northrup, a woman's body, the wisdom of women (Piatkus, 1995)