Hi people,

A few months ago i posted a message about a case i was treating which involved a breast lump. Someone mentioned that there is a link between the breasts and the uterus is that correct?
If so, how is that? Can you add your comments on how they are related and what to possibly look for please as i would just like some more info on the subject.

Thank you very much.

Lee.

Yes, its true, there is a very strong link between breast and uterus. We see this in the way the organs function during menses, ovulation, pregnancy, delivery, and nurturance. We also see the connection between estrogen, cancers which affect the uterus, and cancers which affect the breast tissue.

It's hard to find good information in terms of anatomy/physiology, because so little is written about how body tissues function together or as a whole there. However, you may find some good information to help you start piecing things together for yourself in Melissa Assilem's article on Folliculinum: Mist or Miasm. It is her write up of the remedy Folliculinum...and it includes a lot of information about how these tissues are connected and interdependent. You can look the article up easily on Google.

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Thank you Divina.

Melissa Assilem is one of my lecturers in London, so i will speak to her at our next college weekend.

Lee

Hi divina
And what's about the other half of the population?
they have breasts, but--
O.K.--
let face it, there is no string going from the breast to the uterus, nor is there any other connection then that both organs are found in most women if not removed. Anything else is speculation.

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Hans Weitbrecht
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Right. And I guess those massive test results from the use of tamoxifen in the treatment of breast cancer confirmed nothing, then? The allopathic medicine experiments showed that though women saw a decrease in breast tumors and cancers, these did not arrive without a corresponding increase in uterine tumours and cancers--and vice versa.

The 47% of the population--males--do not have a menstrual cycle which illustrates in one way the interconnectedness of breast and uterine tissues of many different types. I know they would very much like to have menses, pregnancy, and birth experiences, but it simply won't happen. That doesn't mean that the corollary organs which men do have don't also have some corresponding relationship between tissue, gland, cells and organs...for example, everyone knows men have breasts...but we don't see many lactating men feeding their young, do we? There's a reason for that.

Perhaps think about the interconnectedness that might exist when you see the phenomenon of increased breast size (from steroidal origin--gynecomastia) which seems to accompany testicular cancer in men, which also seems to coincide with the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin. There's obviously no birth taking place, but there is a variety of body tissue responding in a way similar to the one in which a pregnant woman's body would show related changes (except without cancer being present, of course).

You might, dare I say it, have a look-see at Melissa's work, too. Couldn't hurt.

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Oh dear Oh dear--
Why so serious--
you'r not so serious about the different carcinosinum preparations, as in your books they all work the same.

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Hans Weitbrecht
Consultant Homeopath

Hey, I just answered the question. I guess you couldn't bear the answer, again.

As for my books and carcinosin, don't put words in my posts, okay? If you want to misrepresent what I've written, go ahead and try. But it truly wouldn't hurt you do devote some reading time to a few subjects in this field.

You spend an awful lot of time running after me for everything I write....what's up, Hans? Can't find any other way to occupy your waking life?

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I have read many of your posts Divina, and what you write is of great help. You have a wealth of knowledge that has educated me so much it the short time that i have been a member of this site.

Thanks, Lee.

Hans, the best proof that the breast and uterus are connected comes from the fact that the act of breast feeding serves to contract the uterus after childbirth, serving to restore it to it's normal size.

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Shirley Reischman

Hi Shirley
--restore it to it's normal size.--
And the womb does so in the same way in not breastfeeding mothers, as most of my clients , female, with kids did not brestfeed [still uncommon], but had the size of their womb checked after each childbirth and it had returned to normal size.
Would't you have a more stedfast prove, which I cannot falsify in a minute??

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