What Do Over 50% of Women Have?! – Video

Fibroids are a common growth that affect up to 50% of women before the age of 50. They are non-cancerous, but can cause a variety of symptoms and often lead to hysterectomies. In this video, Dr. Eric Berg discusses the relationship between vitamin D and fibroids. Vitamin D has been shown to regulate the genes that control growth, and studies have found that vitamin D receptors in fibroids are different from those in normal uterus tissue. This means that fibroids may not receive as much vitamin D, leading to uncontrolled growth. Additionally, vitamin D acts as a natural aromatase inhibitor, reducing the conversion of androgens to estrogen, which can fuel fibroid growth. Dr. Berg recommends taking 50,000 IUs of vitamin D daily, along with other co-factors like vitamin K2, magnesium, zinc, and B6 to protect against hypercalcemia. He also suggests following a ketogenic diet and consuming cruciferous vegetables to further support fibroid shrinkage. This informative video provides valuable information for women seeking natural ways to manage fibroids.