07. Hormonal and Reproductive System Protocol-old

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This protocol addresses the following symptoms which are hormonal (endocrine system) and reproductive system related.

  • Breast density
  • Fibroids
  • Cysts (ovarian, uterine, vaginal and cervical)
  • Endometriosis
  • Infertility 
  • Hormonal problems
  • Menopause symptoms: hot flashes, chills, night sweats, running hot and body temperature fluctuations
  • Painful periods, PMS
  • Loss of libido
  • Thyroid conditions

What all of these conditions have in common is an overburdened liver filled with toxins, pathogens, fat and/or excess hormones such as adrenaline. When consuming a high fat diet there is increased strain on your adrenal glands to produce adrenaline to thin your blood in an attempt to maintain oxygen levels. Over time, this can fatigue your adrenals and limit their ability to take over hormone production when someone is going through menopause and beyond.

When your liver is overworked, overfilled and underfed (not getting enough glucose due to high fat) it can overheat leading to hot flashes, chills, night sweats and body temperature fluctuations.

Your liver is your primary detoxification organ working around the clock to protect you from the endless onslaught of harmful substances we consume and are exposed to on a daily basis. It does this by primarily by disarming and neutralizing them as they enter your body but after repetitive exposure and weakening it resorts to sequestering toxins and pathogens off within it so that your brain, heart and other body parts are protected. Thus, there are sections of your liver that are storing harmful substances, viruses and bacteria (taking up valuable liver real estate which should really be for glucose, glycogen and nutrient storage) while patiently waiting for the right conditions to be able to safely release them out of your body. This is the intention behind properly structured cleanses such as the 3-6-9 liver cleanses where they create just the right conditions for your liver to be able to let go of deeply held toxins within it.

When your liver is at capacity, the stage is set for spillage into the body which contains its toxins, pathogens and fat. Then, your body's secondary filtration system, your lymphatic system, becomes thick and stagnant. This can result in increased breast density as breast tissue contains lymphatic vessels where overflow substances can settle here.

If particular pathogens such as the Epstein-barr virus and/or strep bacteria get past the liver they can settle into:

  • The uterus and/or ovaries leading to fibroids, endometriosis, infertility, PMS and/or painful periods
  • The thyroid creating cysts or other thyroid conditions such as Hashimoto's, hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism

Unless your liver is properly detoxified, the root of these issues will never be fully addressed. In order to appropriately clean up your liver, the right kind of nutritional integration is paramount. This means lowering fat intake, regulating adrenaline production, avoiding foods that propagate pathogens and eating healing foods and liquids that provide amply glucose, electrolytes, hydration and nutrients to truly support your liver.

When your liver is sluggish and stagnant from many toxins, pathogens and a high fat diet it can become enlarged creating increased pressure directed upwards into your diaphragm muscle and downwards into your intestines. This right upper quadrant compression can potentially contribute to your body twisting into an asymmetrical posture which has ramifications on your postural system alignment and balance. This physically locks up your body and doesn't allow for free 3-dimensional movement and breathing thus further contributing to liver and lymphatic stagnation and lack of motility.

A liver that is not optimally functioning and burdened negatively impacts your energy field, heart, mind and soul. Techniques integrating these aspects with liver healing will further boost your detoxification experience.

 

There are 5 phases to this protocol with the average total duration taking approximately 11+ weeks.

  • Depending on your unique baseline status, you may require more or less time to successfully complete each phase. Take the amount of time you need. For really chronic conditions, you will likely require more time beyond what is specified in this protocol but the principles you learn from it and keep up with can take you there.
  • Ideally, you would perform all components of the protocol but if this is not feasible for you, simply do what you can.
  • Use your journal, accessed at the bottom of the page, to chart your progress and take notes.
  • Sample schedules are included for you to follow throughout each phase.
    • Our outlines suggest returning to knowledge items every other day, but you may take whatever time you need to explore.

 

Important Tips:
  • The biggest variability amongst protocol participants will be your nutritional compliance ability. Given the importance of the nutritional aspects of this protocol, if you are having difficulty following them it is recommended you consult Removing Blocks to Nutritional Changes or even do the Removing Blocks to Nutritional Changes Protocol first.
    • Each phase has different nutritional focuses. Ideally, you would continue with each dietary recommendation throughout the remainder of the protocol as they build upon one another. If this is not feasible, do what is for you at this time.
  • On each item page there will likely be different dosage recommendations from what is on the protocol outline. Perform according to the instructions provided in this protocol. Adapt as needed. Optionally, use your testing technique to determine which specific items and what dosage is best for you.
  • If you are having a hard time following the protocol or meeting the resonance checkpoints, consider:
    • Scheduling a 1:1 consulting session to individually support your unique needs and answer any questions you have
    • Submitting a question for the Weekly Q&A  for guidance

Welcome to Phase 1 of the Hormonal and Reproductive System Protocol!

You will spend ~2 weeks in this phase. 

Week 1 of Phase 1 Sample Schedule

Week 2 of Phase 1 Sample Schedule

 

Good job on getting to Phase 2!

For the next ~3 weeks, or more time if needed, complete the following before moving to phase 3.

Week 1 of Phase 2 Sample Schedule

Week 2 of Phase 2 Sample Schedule

Week 3 of Phase 2 Sample Schedule

 

Let's get Phase 3 started!

For the next ~2 weeks, or more time if needed, complete the following before moving to phase 4.

Week 1 of Phase 3 Sample Schedule 

Week 2 of Phase 3 Sample Schedule 

 

Moving on to Phase 4!

For the next ~2 weeks, or more time if needed, complete the following before moving to phase 5.

Week 1 of Phase 4 Sample Schedule

Week 2 of Phase 4 Sample Schedule

 

You have reached the final phase! Let's go!

Take at least ~2 weeks, or more if needed, to complete this final 5th phase.

Week 1 of Phase 5 Sample Schedule

Week 2 of Phase 5 Sample Schedule

 

If you are still digestive issues, it is recommended you consider the following:

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