15/09/2025
STOP FEEDING YOUR FIBROID.
Fibroids are one of the silent struggles many women carry.
Sometimes you don’t even know it’s there until your period becomes heavier, your stomach looks bloated, or the ultrasound suddenly shows “multiple fibroids.”
At first, it looks small. The doctor says it’s nothing to worry about.
But by the time you go for another scan months later, it has grown again.
From the size of a coin to the size of an orange…
From an orange to a grapefruit…
And for some women, it can grow as big as a watermelon.
— Painful periods.
— Frequent urination.
— Difficulty conceiving.
— Even miscarriages.
This is the reality for many women.
Here’s the part most people don’t understand: your diet plays a powerful role in fibroid growth.
You’ve been told it’s just “hormones.”
Yes, hormones are involved — but what controls those hormones?
— Your food.
— Your lifestyle.
— Your choices every single day.
Fibroids thrive in an environment of high sugar, insulin resistance, and inflammation.
When you keep eating bread, noodles, biscuits, fruit juice, soda, and all the “little sweet things,” you are not just enjoying life — you are unknowingly feeding your fibroid.
Sugar doesn’t just sit in your body.
— It spikes your insulin.
— It fuels chronic inflammation.
— It throws your estrogen and progesterone balance out of order.
And those are the exact conditions fibroids need to grow.
That’s why many women keep wondering:
“Why does it feel bigger after my surgery?”
“Why did it come back after the removal?”
The truth is: surgery only removes the fibroid — it does not remove the environment that grew it.
If you keep living the same way, your body will keep producing the same results.
So what should you do?
— Cut off refined sugar and processed carbs.
They don’t nourish you, they only feed the problem.
— Avoid seed oils and junk food that cause more inflammation.
Instead, choose healthier fats like avocado, coconut oil, and olive oil.
— Eat real food.
Fill your plate with vegetables, quality proteins like fish, eggs, and organ meats — these are nutrient-dense and help your body heal.
— Practice intermittent fasting.
It’s not a trend. It helps regulate insulin, reset your hormones, and gives your body space to repair.
— Stay away from alcohol and smoking.
Both create hormonal chaos that fibroids thrive on.
This is not about scaring you.
It’s about waking you up to the reality that your fibroid is not just “growing on its own.”
It is responding to the internal environment you create every day with your food and lifestyle.
Surgery can take it out.
But your diet determines whether it grows back.
Stop feeding your fibroid.
Start feeding your body what it truly needs.
Your body will thank you.
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