I've noticed it getting a bit smaller lately, and in particular this week it has gotten noticeably smaller. I'm wondering if it's the phosphatidylcholine
that I've been taking? I looked up phosphatidylcholine and lipoma, and found that there is a technique of injecting it into the lipoma. Hmm...Anyway, this can't be a bad thing!
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what is a lipoma? how are you doing on the chelation drops..PepXtide or something like that..too lazy to get the correct name..lol..i'm on month 2 of taking mine. have u noticed a difference in your fibroids or symptoms if you have any?
A lipoma is basically a fatty lump that forms under the skin -- a benign tumor made of fatty tissue. Although in my case it feels pretty hard so it's hard to believe it's fat. More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipoma
It was wierd how it suddenly appeared, but it was the same time my fibroids were growning, at a time when I was turning my life upside down and things were really out of whack...
Still taking the PCA-RX. My period seems a little lighter this time but other than that hard to say. Will be doing another ultrasound soon! Have you noticed any difference?
this past month I did notice a difference. my period was lighter, and not as painful and no clots...but...i actually decided to try that Fibroidclear product despite all the discouragement from others on the fibroid yahoo group saying it's a scam, etc.
i took it for 3 months and around the 3rd month started noticing quite a bit of human tissue in the toilet when I would go to the bathroom. so that encouraged me that it might actually be working .so i ordered two more bottles for good measure and will do an ultrasound after that to see if anything really happened. i'm crossing my fingers.
so between that and the PCA-RX (thanks for the correct name) hoepfully something will happen. I guess I have no real way to measure if the PCA-RX would have worked by itself or not but oh well. April 26 will be 2 months that I've taken the PCA RX. But because of the heavy metal toxins I am going take it for 4 months.
Keep me abreast of your progress, ultrasound, etc. will you? I will do the same.
Thanks for the update, and glad to hear you are seeing what look like good progress indicators!
I have not tried FibroidClear myself, but the ingredients in it are not necessarily bad ones. Sounds to me like could be the right mix, for some people -- maybe you?
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