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Hemorrhoids is a condition where the veins in the rectum are swollen or inflamed under pressure from constipation, diarrhea, or even parasites. Hemorrhoids may also result from injuries to move stool while in constipation. Other contributing factors include pregnancy and aging.
Parasites and blood clots are encapsulated in these wounds. Hemorrhoids won't heal entirely unless these agents are systematically eliminated from inside the hemorrhoids.
Most likely hemorrhoids reoccur at the same places again and again if they are not effectively healed. Using current off-the-shelf remedies, you only shrink the hemorrhoids. Research shows that parasites still remain in the inflamed tissue.
In fact, using any oil, drops, ointment or cream, you keep the area moist and alter the normal acidity of the skin which is the best condition for microbes and fungus to grow and prolong these injuries.
Research shows that chronic hemorrhoids and prolonged inflamed tissue infected with microbes might unfortunately lead to cancer. Research shows a link between parasites, itch, scratching, wounds, hemorrhoids and cancer:
1) Parasites cause constipation, diarrhea, and itch.
2) Scratching the itch, or trying to move stool while in constipation cause wounds. Wounds get infected and cause warts, inflammation, and once they become acute they result in overcooked immune system.
3) Constipation and inflammation result in weak veins and, of course, later they turn into Hemorrhoid.
1) These natural agents in the Healer are anti-parasitic, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, anti-itching, promote blood circulation and dissolve clots, a mild laxative, and anti-warts. They have significant wound healing, water absorbent and dryness effect.
HerbaLabs Healer is used topically after each bowel movement as a no rinse cleanser. Just apply two or three drops on ample bath tissue and wipe gently. These are the Botanical agents we use in our Healer. These agents are proven effective in improving hemorrhoids, anal itch, and in keeping the area dry:
Dark Plum (Wu Mei in Chinese); (used for treating hemorrhoids: ...Read more......... Application of a Wu Mei solution to the affected area showed effectiveness in treating 110 patients with internal hemorrhoids. .......read more......Wu Mei is used to treat corns and warts, acute diarrhea, food poisoning, antibiotic, antiparasitic, anti-itch, and Antiaging)
Common Knotgrass; (Bian Xu in Chinese) ; (...Read more.........kills parasites, especially roundworm and hookworm, anal itching caused by parasites, genital itching, eczema, treats tinea, oozing sores and damp skin lesions; applied topically)
Sangre de Grado; ( ...Read more.........anti-hemorrhoids, stops bleeding, heals wounds, burns, cuts, tooth extractions, Anti-Herpes virus ulcers (taken internally and applied topically), Skin fungi, rashes, and atopic dermatitis, Insect bites, poison ivy and other itchy or allergic skin reactions, Stomach ulcers, ulcerative colitis, dysentery and diarrhea)Order Sangre de Grado
Brazilian Pepper Tree; (...Read more.........wound healing properties, anti-bacteria, anti-candida, anti-fungal, reduces bleeding, kills bacteria, relieves pain, kills cancer cells, relieves depression, reduces Inflammation, reduces spasms, kills viruses, lowers blood pressure, increases urination, mildly laxative, and reduces phlegm, Phlegm is an accumulation of mucus)
Copaiba; (pain reliever, anti-microbial, reduces inflammation, kills germs, kills bacteria, kills fungi, inhibits tumor growth, dries secretions, heals wounds, protects gastric tract, mildly laxative, soothes and softens, disinfects, expels worms, reduces acid, suppresses coughs, expels phlegm, and wound healer) ...Read more.........
Graviola; (anti-cancer, anti-parasitic, anti-warts, anti-fungal, and anti-microbial)...Read more......... ........Order Graviola Capsules.......
Pau d'Arco; (anti-parasitic, antioxidant, anti-tumor, anti-cancerous, for gastrointestinal problems, candida and yeast infections, anti-microbial, anti-fungal, antiviral, anti-warts, inhibit various strains of virus including influenza and herpes viruses, anti-warts, anti-inflammatory, anticoagulant action which results in reduced blood clotting, antihistamine-like action, possesses Quercetin, and is a good laxative) Pau d'Arco possesses a complex process which inhibits the enzymes for certain viruses to take hold. In a Pau d'Arco study done in 1981 in Brazil, pain was relieved and the size of the tumors was reduced in all nine cancer patients. Three of these patients experienced complete remissions....Read More...see references...
Horse Chestnuts; (anti-inflammatory, vascular protective, free-radical scavenging properties, and astringent properties) ....Read more......Page 11..
Butcher's Broom; (anti-inflammatory and astringent properties) ....Read more......Page 12..
Gotu Kola; (potential to enhance connective tissue integrity, elevate antioxidant levels in wound healing, and improve capillary permeability) .....Read more......Page 8..
Witch Hazel; (astringent, anti-inflammatory) ....Read more......Page 12..
Artemisia-annua or Wormwood; (effective against parasites, warts, and fungus)......Artemisinin contains a bioactive peroxide molecule (releasing Oxygen). It is this molecule that is the key to its effectiveness against the Malaria parasites....Read more......... The belief that Oxygen plays a key role in the Artemisinin anti-Malaria mechanism has been reinforced by studies of derivatives of the substance that do not contain the peroxide molecule. Used effectively in many other oxidative therapies.
Vassourinha; (anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, pain reliever, kills viruses, inhibits tumors, kills germs, expels phlegm, kills fungi, heals wounds, and anti-spasmodic) ...Read more.........
Picao Preto; (anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, liver protector, inhibits stomach acid, prevents ulcers, and anti-diabetics) ...Read more.........
Chuchuhuasi; (pain reliever, reduces inflammation, relaxes muscles, enhances immunity, supports adrenals, kills cancer cells, prevents tumors, stimulates digestion, and muscle relaxant) ...Read more.........
Erva Tostao; (protects liver, reduces inflammation, relieves pain, reduces spasms, supports kidneys, stops bleeding,lowers blood pressure, mildly laxative, kills parasite, detoxifies, expels worms, increases bile, cleanses blood, kills bacteria, kills amebas, and kills viruses) ...Read more.........
Jin Qian Cao; (anti-hemorrhoids, Sores and lesions) ...Read more.........
Sophora; (Huai Hua in Chinese) (stops Hemorrhoids bleeding, menstrual bleeding, and summer boil) .....Read more.......
Prickly Ash Pepper; (Hua Jiao in Chinese); (alleviate abdominal pain, vomit & diarrhea
Quinine; (anti-parasitic) ...Read more.........
Amargo; (kills parasites, expels worms, increases bile, reduces inflammation, kills cancer cells, prevents tumors, kills viruses, dries fluids, cleanses blood, and moves bowels).......Read more......
Yerba Mate; (for nerve pains, increases energy, burns fat, suppresses appetite, cleanses blood, stimulates digestion, cleanses bowels, stimulates heart, fights free radicals, enhances memory, increases bile, mildly laxative, and enhances immunity) .......Read more......
Seaweed; (water absorbent for dryness, anti-inflammatory, vascular deficiencies, antioxidant, blood purifier, wound healing, cleansing, detoxifying, gastrointestinal disorders, and laxative; also see Seaweed for Breast Cancer Prevention)
Bladderwrack; (used in small safe amount for drying effect. Active constituents in bladderwrack are alginic acid, and fucoidan. Alginic acid has shown to inhibit HIV in the test tube and fucoidan is thought to prevent bacteria and viruses from binding to human cells a necessary step in starting an infection. Bladderwrack helps with irritated and inflamed tissues in the body, possesses wound healing, helps relieve constipation and diarrhea, relieves the symptoms of heartburn, and is anti-warts) ...Read More...see references...
Chamomile; (soothing, muscle relaxant, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, irritable bowel, and gastrointestinal complaints)
Parasites can irritate, inflame, and coat the intestinal wall, leading to a variety of gastrointestinal symptoms and malabsorption problems. We believe if these wounds are not healed completely, they might lead to cancer.
More than 80 percent of all colon cancers are discovered in the lower colon or rectum. (Read more)
Keeping the sores and lower rectum healed has many health benefits including the lower risk of colon and/or prostate cancer.
Constipation is the main cause of hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids are developed when the veins in the anus are enlarged or stretched under pressure. Parasites enjoy residing in these sores and you must eliminate these parasites for the sores to heal.
Our New Herbal Solution eliminates the parasites, heals the sores, hemorrhoids, and the injuries to lower rectum. It helps lowering the chance of colon cancer, removes anal itch, helps with bloating and irritable bowel syndrome, and most important it is proven to lower the acid in the stomach.
Researchers have shown that the main cause of cancer is prolonged injuries and cell regenerations. The sooner these sores are healed the better.
By allowing the sores and hemorrhoids to heal, prostates function better since they are in the same vicinity.
Notice on the right picture how close the prostate is to lower rectum. An injured lower colon next to prostates causes irritation and swelling.
Apply the cleansing herbal solution on ample toilet paper and wipe gently after each bowel movement or itching.
The healer also acts as an effective cleanser. You should expect healing in less than two weeks.
Continue applying to make sure the area stays healed. This healer might very well replace your current laxatives.
Researchers also recommend intake of calcium rich diary such as cheese for better colon health.
Many books about detoxification have suggested that healthier colon also contributes to a clearer facial skin. Many of our current customers have told us the same.
HerbaLabs Healer users have told us that they are enjoying a newly found energy. We believe if your body does not have to fight sores, especially parasites, you will discover abundance of energy and new vitality. Parasites also feed on what you eat.
Many anorectal problems, including fissures, fistulae, abscesses, or irritation and itching (pruritus ani), have similar symptoms and are incorrectly referred to as hemorrhoids.
Hemorrhoids usually are not dangerous or life threatening. Although many people have hemorrhoids, not all experience symptoms. The most common symptom of internal hemorrhoids is bright red blood covering the stool, on toilet paper, or in the toilet bowl. However, an internal hemorrhoid may protrude through the anus outside the body, becoming irritated and painful. This is known as a protruding hemorrhoid.
Symptoms of external hemorrhoids may include painful swelling or a hard lump around the anus that results when a blood clot forms. This condition is known as a thrombosed external hemorrhoid.
In addition, excessive straining, rubbing, or cleaning around the anus may cause irritation with bleeding and/or itching, which may produce a vicious cycle of symptoms. Draining mucus may also cause itching.
Hemorrhoids are very common in both men and women. About half of the population have hemorrhoids by age 50. Hemorrhoids are also common among pregnant women. The pressure of the fetus in the abdomen, as well as hormonal changes, cause the hemorrhoidal vessels to enlarge. These vessels are also placed under severe pressure during childbirth. For most women, however, hemorrhoids caused by pregnancy are a temporary problem.
A thorough evaluation and proper diagnosis by the doctor is important any time bleeding from the rectum or blood in the stool occurs. Bleeding may also be a symptom of other digestive diseases, including colorectal cancer.
The doctor will examine the anus and rectum to look for swollen blood vessels that indicate hemorrhoids and will also perform a digital rectal exam with a gloved, lubricated finger to feel for abnormalities.
Closer evaluation of the rectum for hemorrhoids requires an exam with an anoscope, a hollow, lighted tube useful for viewing internal hemorrhoids, or a proctoscope, useful for more completely examining the entire rectum.
To rule out other causes of gastrointestinal bleeding, the doctor may examine the rectum and lower colon (sigmoid) with sigmoidoscopy or the entire colon with colonoscopy. Sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy are diagnostic procedures that also involve the use of lighted, flexible tubes inserted through the rectum.
Hemorrhoids are mentioned in ancient medical writings of every culture, including Babylonian, Hindu, Greek, Egyptian, and Hebrew. The word “hemorrhoid” is derived from the Greek “haema” = blood, and “rhoos” = flowing, and was originally used by Hippocrates to describe the flow of blood from the veins of the anus.
Prior to the 1800s hemorrhoids were treated simply by poultice, bed rest, or, in difficult cases, by the application of a red hot poker. A simpler method was prayer to the patron saint of hemorrhoid sufferers, St. Fiacre, an Irish priest who lived in the seventh century.
Injection therapy was begun in 1869 by Morgan of Dublin using iron persulfate, and was a relief to many who had endured the medical treatment of the time.
As late as 1888 the only other recommended treatment (apart from the above mentioned) was abstinence from alcohol, sitting in cane chairs, and half a pint of cold spring water injected into the rectum after a morning fast. The founding of St. Mark’s Hospital in 1935 by Fredrick Salmon, who is given credit for the first ligation of hemorrhoids, marked a turning point in the treatment of hemorrhoids.
Hemorrhoid Histology As mentioned, there are variant definitions of the histology of the hemorrhoid tissue, but they are universally classified according to anatomical origin. Internal hemorrhoids consist of redundant mucus membrane of the anal canal with the origin above the dentate (ano-rectal) line.
External hemorrhoids have an epithelial component and originate below the dentate line. Internal hemorrhoids are further graded based on the extent to which the tissue descends into the anal canal.
First degree
"The mucosa barely prolapses, but with severe straining may be trapped by the closing of the anal sphincter. Subsequently, venous congestion occurs occasionally, resulting in discomfort and/or bleeding. Clinically speaking there is no obvious external abnormality."
Second degree
"With further protrusion of the mucosa, the patient complains of an obvious lump, but this disappears spontaneously and rapidly after defecation unless thrombosis occurs."
Third degree
"In chronic hemorrhoidal disease, the persistent prolapsing produces dilatation of the anal sphincter, and the hemorrhoids protrude with minimal provocation and usually require manual replacement."
Fourth degree
"These are usually described as external hemorrhoids and are protruding all the time unless the patient replaces them, lies down, or elevates the foot of the bed. In these fourth degree hemorrhoids, the dentate line also distends, and there is a variable external component consisting of redundant, permanent perianal skin."
From Dennison AR, Whiston RJ, Rooney S, et al. The management of hemorrhoids. Am J Gastroenterol 1989;84:475-481.
The exact cause of enlarged and symptomatic hemorrhoids is debated, and numerous etiologies have been suggested. Some of the earliest proposed etiologies included temperament, body habits, customs, passions, sedentary life, tight-laced clothes, climate, and seasons.
Recent studies implicate gravity, intrinsic weakness of the blood vessel wall, heredity, increased intra-abdominal pressure from many causes, including prolonged forceful valsalva during defecation or resistance training, obstruction of venous outflow secondary to pregnancy or pelvic masses, and constipated stool in the rectal ampulla.
As a patient ages and has continual presence of one or more of the factors mentioned, the integrity of the hemorrhoid “cushions” deteriorates, and the hemorrhoids begin to bulge and descend into the anal canal. When the cushion bulges into the canal, it is exposed to potential trauma and irritation from the passage of stool.
Despite thousands of years and millions of patients with pain, discomfort, and perceived embarrassment of hemorrhoids, the exact nature and cause of the condition is not clear, and the standard treatments are, at best, imperfect. Dietary manipulation, vascular tonifying agents, injection sclerotherapy, cryotherapy, manual dilation of the anus, infrared photocoagulation, bipolar diathermy, direct current electrocoagulation, rubber band ligation, and hemorrhoidectomy are all standard considerations for the treatment of hemorrhoids.
The treatments can be grouped into conservative (diet and vascular tonification); nonexcisional (sclerotherapy, cryotherapy, manual dilation, photocoagulation, diathermy, and electrocoagulation); and surgical methods (ligation and hemorrhoidectomy). “Conservative methods with or without nonexcisional treatments are preferred to surgical methods.”
Figure below illustrates surgical and non-surgical approaches to hemorrhoid treatment. Some of the conventional approaches are not without potential complications. Injection sclerotherapy has resulted in cases of anaphylactic shock.
Cryotherapy is cumbersome to perform and is associated with severe rectal pain and discharge.15 Manual dilation often requires general anesthetic and admission to the hospital. If dilation is not performed carefully the results may be disastrous.
Septic complications, including death, have resulted from rubber band ligation.
Hemorrhoidectomy, although indicated in extreme cases unresponsive to conservative treatment, is extremely painful and requires a four to six week recovery.
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| Surgical and Non-surgical Approaches to Hemorrhoid Treatment |
The potential disadvantages of sclerotherapy, banding, manual dilation, and surgery have led to the development of a new generation of nonexcisional techniques for the treatment of hemorrhoidal disease. Infrared photocoagulation, bipolar diathermy, and electrocoagulation are the most recent additions to the plethora of modalities to consider. These modalities aim to affect sclerosis of the vascular root and to fix the mucosa to the underlying submucosa and muscle.
There have been several studies showing the efficacy of these treatments as comparable to the semiinvasive therapeutic modalities. A study of 758 patients with symptomatic hemorrhoidal disease concluded that all three techniques, performed on an outpatient basis with little or no sedation, are effective modalities for first- and second-degree hemorrhoids. Moreover, direct current electrocoagulation was associated with less discomfort and fewer complications and can be effective in third- and fourth-degree hemorrhoids.
Although direct current electrocoagulation was utilized in 1867, and explained by Wilbur E. Keesey, MD in 1934, doctors today oddly consider it one of the new generation of modalities.
A study of 120 patients using direct current electrocoagulation treating a total of 590 hemorrhoid segments reported all patients were successfully treated and remained symptom free at a mean duration of follow-up of 23 months. The researchers concluded that direct current electrotherapy is an effective, painless, and safe outpatient treatment approach to all grades of internal and mixed hemorrhoid disease.
Direct current electrotherapy has also been shown to be effective, safe, and cost effective in the treatment of chronic anal fissures associated with internal hemorrhoids.
One author suggests patients postpone evaluation of suspected hemorrhoids due to fear of the treatment modality, hospitalization, cost, and time of disability, leading to progression of the hemorrhoid or late diagnosis of serious gastrointestinal disease.
Patients must be made aware of less invasive, relatively inexpensive, outpatient treatment options.
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Colon Cancer |
August 2001
No. 105; source : http://www.le.ac.uk/press/press/cancersgenesis.html
Although many scientists agree that inflamed tissues may play a role in cancer, the authors go much further, arguing that long-standing over-activation of the immune system is the key event in the genesis of many forms of the disease.
Their research could herald an entirely new approach to both preventing and treating cancer, with the prospect that some existing anti-inflammatory drugs currently front-line treatments for conditions like arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease - could be used to keep cancer at bay.
According to conventional wisdom, cancer has a variety of causes, including inherited genetic errors, infections and exposure to chemicals and UV radiation. But Dr Ken O'Byrne of the University of Leicester and Prof Angus Dalgleish of St George's Hospital, London argue that many of these factors work in the same way by switching on the immune system for too long.
Dr O'Byrne says: "One of the biggest mysteries of cancer is why the body allows cells to build up cancerous mutations, when it has an immune system that ought to stop this from happening.
"But we think that when the immune system overcooks, perhaps because of long-term exposure to an infection or carcinogenic chemical, it loses its ability to fight disease and instead may actually begin to nurture and protect young cancer cells.
"If we could calm the immune system down with certain anti-inflammatory drugs, we might be able to reduce the rates of many common cancers."
Tissues become inflamed when the immune system is kicked into action by injury, infection or an allergic reaction. White blood cells and molecules involved in the immune response pour into the tissue from the blood supply and lymphatic system, while many other molecules are produced by the tissue itself.
These molecules are designed to fight off infection and to help the body heal as quickly as possible. But the same molecules that stimulate the regeneration of damaged tissues may also play a part in the birth of cancer and accelerate its growth and spread.
According to O'Byrne and Dalgleish, an immune system that is continually switched on encourages the genesis of cancer in a number of different ways:
Dalgleish and O'Byrne believe that nearly all carcinogens work by over-cooking the immune system. As examples, they cite tobacco smoke and HPV, the virus that causes cervical cancer, both of which can cause long-term inflammation.
And in a final, bizarre twist, not only may inflammation cause cancer, but cancer might cause inflammation too. The researchers think that the most successful cancer cells are those that are able to exactly mimic inflammatory conditions, in order to help themselves grow and spread.
Professor Dalgleish says: "An inflamed tissue is a melting pot of cancer-causing molecules, so what better way for a cancer cell to give itself a helping hand that by learning to copy those very same conditions? Of course this means that some anti-inflammatory pills might not only help in preventing cancer, but in treating the disease too."
Dr Mary Berrington, Science Information Manager for The Cancer Research Campaign, which publishes the British Journal of Cancer, says: "This review makes a fascinating, if not novel, case for the link between exhausted immunity, chronic inflammation and cancer. It’s essential that we look at all the evidence, although much of it at the moment is circumstantial."
For media inquiries please contact Professor O'Byrne on 0116 258 7602, The Cancer Research Campaign's press office on 0207 487 3768 or mobile 07836 229 208 or mobile 07768 992 023. University of Leicester Press Office: 0116 252 3335.
For more information on colorectal cancer, you may visit the following websites: www.cancer.org http://www.acg.gi.org/patientinfo/cgp/cgpvol1.html#colorectal
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