PAIN AGAIN

[lmcghie]

HAS ANYONE READ THE ENDOMETRIOSIS AND VIOLET PROTOCAL BOOK? IF SO ANY GOOD RESULTS? OR ANYONE TRIED ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE FOR PAIN RELIEF? X

[KathleenLucich]

I have not read it, so I have no idea if it's good or not. But I will never get it because I see affiliate marketers pushing it and I don't trust them because with most of them, the things they push they know nothing about.They do it for money. And their push pages with their lies, false claims, high pressure, and over the top marketing is such a turn-off for me. I spent a lot of time researching them in the past and the stories I can tell are sickening.

I also worry that the person who wrote it just did it for the same reason because the endo market is HUGE. Nothing wrong with that. If you have the expertise and put lots of time, money and energy into getting it, then, by all means, make a living at it. You, the consumer, just need to make sure whatever you're spending your money on is worth it and that you are getting verifiable information. Which is why you came asking here. So that's good. If the info is legit, then I hope the author finds a better way to market.

Just be careful of anything being pushed through Google adwords like that one is. It may be fine, but most if not all of the information you need is freely available online and in forums like this anyway.

[Cloudyrain]

I hadn't heard of it until now and just googled it - looks like a total con to me! Every "review" is basically the same and has the title repeated over and over again every paragraph which is something a real review wouldn't do; it's just a cheap trick to elevate the particular page on search results. I actually suspect if you had the time and inclination to go pages into the search, and sift through the fake stuff, you might find some bad reviews. The fact that the author also has "guaranteed weight loss and stretch mark reduction diets" screams charlatans to me!

I can recommend Endo for Dummies and Live well with Endo, they are good and cheaper than this violet!x

[KathleenLucich]

And I would recommend "Stop Endometriosis - What everyone woman and her doctor need to know." There's a chapter in there on pain management. I do know that the doctor who wrote that has a functional medicine practitioner in his office and believes in treating the whole body along with surgery, so he may offer some natural pain treatments as well. I don't recall and don't have the book in front of me to check, but I will look later today and if he recommends anything, I'll pass it over to you.

[lmcghie]

Thank you so much Kathleen..i would really appreciate that.It has been suggested to try

pycnogel,chlorophyll supplements or serrapeptase.i will have to research these first.

Pain gets so bad at times i would try anything.

THANK YOU AGAIN.X