Cervix Cancer Research

Question: I had a hysterectomy about a year ago due to cancer,? My concern is I am still having really bad bleeding a year later..went to see my doctor he saids maybe I need my cervix removed ...but I did some research and the cervix has nothing to do with bleeding so now I am concerned about this surgery my doctor wants to have done on me any advice...its not all the time just once a month like a period but worst then any period I have ever had. can someonen please help me

Answer: This confuses me terribly. You should have no period because you have no uterus, which is removed during hysterectomy. Periods/bleeding occur when an egg sloughs the lining in the uterus, but you have no uterus so you should have no sloughing. It sounds like your medical professionals have not done a good job of explaining what is going on. You need to ask them what's up. I don't see why the remaining cervix would cause bleeding either. This is definitely not good and you need to talk to your doctor before he tries to do another surgery. Something is not right.

Question: Has the Chinese once again surpass or outpace us in terms of medical studies & research? It was featured on the TFC program the Correspondent episode with Karen Davila entitled "gamot sa salot" which pertain to cancer diseases. Right now the Chinese are the one have the edge in cryosurgery at Fuda, China. So what is cryosurgery all about? Cryosurgery is a technique for freezing and killing abnormal cells. It is used to treat some kinds of cancer and some precancerous or noncancerous conditions, and can be used both inside the body and on the skin .Cryosurgery is an alternative to surgery for liver cancer that has not spread, for cancer that has spread to the liver from another site, for prostate cancer confined to the prostate gland, for a precancerous condition of the cervix, and for cancerous and noncancerous tumors of the bone Cryosurgery may have fewer side effects than other types of treatments, and is less expensive and requires shorter recovery times The technique is still under study, and its long-term effectiveness is not known. This research is being applied in China for the past 10 years, yet still unknown in the Philippines. Why? That is why everybody is going to China for the treatment of cancer. European and even Filipinos who have money. Because the treatment is quite expensive. A package deal consist of $20,000. with complete treatment and a medicine injection that guarantee that the cancer cell will not resurface once again. Which most victims claim much better than what the Philippines doctors usually recommend the chemo and the radiaction treatment which kills even the good cell. I am really surprise about this episode because I thought Filipino doctors are good in terms of medical research and studies. But after this, I think otherwise. We are being outpace by Chinese doctors maybe not only in cryosurgery but a lot of things concerning medical research either cancerous cells or viruses. What is wrong with our medical field? We run out of money? The Philippine government is not funding the Philippine medical research? Maybe 3-7 years from now even the Koreans or Malaysian doctors have the edge in medical studies too. NAIWAN NA TALAGA TAYO SA PANSITAN. With all the cheating in nursing profession and other fields, who would believe Filipinos are good now a days. Nakakapanghinaan ng luob watching the development of other countries na hindi tayo kasama. What is happening to our country?

Answer: CHINA IS SURPASSING EVERYONE!!!!! NO COUNTRY ON THE PLANET IS IMMUNE FROM IT....CHINA IS THE NEW DOMINANT NATION!!!!

Question: Diagnosed with Genital Warts :'(? I got diagnosed with Genital Warts, the doctor says it's not fatal, but i do need to take care of it. I called my x and told him about it, he doen't have the STI, but research says it's not really obvious in males, he keep insisting that he got checked up on everything at the doctor. But i know for a fact doctors only check for STDs like HIV, Chlymidia etc etc. The more serious types. Could he be in denial? Does this mean no sex for the rest of my life? And im might have Cervix cancer b/c of the wart on my cervix :'( idk what to do or think anymore. I'M SO LOST!

Answer: Of course your "X" also have HPV! and your doctor is correct about that its not fatal! Although most HPV infections go away on their own without causing any harm, there are over 40 different types of HPV that affect the genital area, and 2 of these cause APPROXIMATELY 70% of cervical cancer cases. When these types of HPV infect the cells of the cervix (the opening to the uterus), it's a possibility that the cells will become cancerous. and if you want treat genital warts then in that case Wartrol is a good product that gets rid of genital warts and makes you feel more confident knowing that they wont show and make people question your health. You can obtain the product here - http://www.wartrol.com/?aid=749165

Question: High-Grade Squamous Intraepithelial Lesion (HSIL) on Cervix Anyone Been Through This? So yesterday at 4:45 I get a call from my Dr. stating that I am in the early stages of pre-cervical cancer. OMG! I am 15 weeks pregnant and freaking out. I haven't slept, I haven't been able to eat. I have been crying since I found out. I have talked to my Dr. and he doesn't seem concerned because they can't do anything until the baby is born, but how far is this going to progress by then? I have done some research on line and I come up on both sides of the fence. Anyone who has been through this PLEASE let me know what to expect and how you got through it. If your answer is of a rude or insulting nature I will report you!

Answer: Waiting a few more months isn't going to cause it to spread. If your doctor felt that your life was in danger he would propose an abortion for your baby and immediate surgery to remove the lesion. It isn't cancer.... yet. They are abnormal pre-cancerous cells. You'll be monitored throughout the pregnancy likely by a procedure called a colposcopy (you might've already had one) or possibly taking an occasional biopsy. After the baby is born they'll probably perform a LEEP or a Conization. If you haven't already, you can google those procedures and read more about them. Try not to worry too much and focus on growing a healthy baby... What you have is fairly common your doctor will prescribe the proper treatment for your condition. I had a LEEP done back in 2002 and it is somewhat painful, but nothing unbearable. I haven't had a reccurance of abnormal cells since then, and that is the norm. Stay positive you'll be fine. Good luck to you.

Question: Anyone with Vaginal Cancer history...? I am wondering what symptoms women have experienced. I am experiencing several - and have been for quite a while. I just got a call that my "pap" (I had a total Hyst 18 yrs ago - no cervix) came back abnormal & they are doing a Colposcopy next week. I am concerned based on what I have found thru online research & would love to know from someone firsthand. Thank you!

Answer: Signs and Symptoms Vaginal cancer is a rare disease and makes up less than 3 percent of all gynecological cancers. There are four different types of vaginal cancer, including: Squamous Cell Cancer: The most common type and usually occurs in the upper part of the vagina. It typically affects women between the ages of 50 and 70. Adenocarcinoma: The second most common type and usually affects women between the ages of 12 and 30, although it occassionally occurs in women of all age groups. Malignant Melanomas Sarcomas: Extremely rare forms of the disease. It is important to know that even if you have had a hysterectomy, you can still develop vaginal cancer. Risk Factors As with many cancers, the exact cause of vaginal cancer is not known for sure. However, some factors may increase a woman's risk for the disease, including: Smoking Age, women over the age of 50 are most commonly affected by squamous cell vaginal cancer History of cervical cancer Having had a hysterectomy History of genital warts caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV) Having had radiation therapy to the pelvic area In addition, research has shown that young women whose mothers took a drug known as diethylstilbestrol (DES) are at a higher risk for developing the disease. The drug DES was given to pregnant women between 1945 and 1970 to prevent them from having miscarriages. In some cases, vaginal cancer may not cause any symptoms and is detected by an abnormal Pap smear. However, some common symptoms of the condition include: Bleeding or discharge not related to menstrual periods Difficult or painful urination Pain during intercourse or in the pelvic area Diagnosis If you are experiencing any symptoms of vaginal cancer or other problems related to your vagina, you should visit a doctor immediately for a definite diagnosis. Your doctor will begin by asking about any symptoms you may be experiencing, as well as reviewing your medical history and conducting a thorough physical exam. To determine the cause of your symptoms, the following tests may be performed: Pelvic Exam-- This test involves feeling the uterus, vagina, ovaries, fallopian tubes, bladder and rectum to find any abnormality in their shape or size. Pap Smear-- As part of the pelvic exam, your doctor may conduct a Pap smear. He or she will use a piece of gently scrape the outside of the cervix and vagina with a small spatula and brush in order to pick up cells, which then can be analyzed for any abnormalities. Some pressure may be felt, but usually with no pain. Coloscopy-- If any abnormal cells are found during your Pap smear, your doctor may recommend a coloscopy. During this exam, your doctor will use a colposcope, which is a small microscope to see your vagina in more detail. This is an outpatient procedure that takes about 10-15 minutes and is usually not painful, though may be a little uncomfortable. Biopsy-- If any abnormal cells are found during your Pap smear, your doctor will then need to conduct a biopsy. During this procedure, a small sample of tissue is removed from the vagina and then examined under a microscope for any cancer cells. Computed tomography (CT) Scan-- This imaging test takes a series of detailed pictures of areas inside the body. The pictures are created by a computer, which is linked to an X-ray machine. A special dye may be injected into a vein or swallowed to help the organs or tissues show up more clearly. Magnetic Resonance Imagining (MRI)-- This is a painless non-invasive procedure that uses powerful magnets and radio waves to construct pictures of the body. Any imaging plane, or "slice" can be projected, stored in a computer, or printed on film. MRI can easily be performed through clothing and bones.

Question: How's this for a research report on Birth control? Katherine McCormick and Birth Control Pioneer, Margaret Sanger teamed up after Katherine’s husband gets diagnosed with Schizophrenia. Katherine did not want to pass in the illness to future children, So that work later led to the invention of the birth control pill in 1906. Around 1918, Condoms became another form of birth control in the United States. By 1921, The U.S Birth Rate drops by half. In the 1960’s the FDA approved that the birth control pill was 100 percent effective but had some terrible side effects. Some of the effects were life treating blood clots. They realized that the dosage was about 10 times too high, which was causing these terrible side effects. By the 2000’s there were many other types and forms of birth control that became effective. There is no “best� method of birth control. Each type of Birth Control has its pros and cons. There is no method of birth control that can completely prevent pregnancy. It can fail, but there is a greater chance to prevent pregnancy while taking birth control. If you use birth control correctly all the time it could be much more effective. The most effective type of birth control would be abstinence. How the birth control pill works is you take it the beginning of each menstrual cycle, when your estrogen levels begin to rise. Estrogen helps thicken your uterus lining. About 14 days into the menstrual cycle one of the ovaries release an egg. This is called ovulation. After that another hormone called progesterone, begins to rise. Birth control pills are a fake form of hormones, and prevent ovulation. The different Birth control methods are: Continuous abstinence, meaning not having any form of sexual intercourse. This method is 100 percent effective. There’s the male condom, which is 98.9 percent effective. Oral contraceptives, also called “the pill�, which is 95 to 99.9 percent effective. The Mini-Pill, that is 92 to 99.9 percent effective. The Female Condom, which is about 79 to 95 percent effective. Depo-Provera, this method women get a injection, or shot of the hormone Progestin in the arm every 3 months. This method is 97 percent effective. Diaphragm, this form of birth control blocks the sperm from entering into the woman’s cervix and reaching the egg. This is 84 to 94 percent effective. Some more forms of birth control are, The Contraceptive Sponge, It’s a barrier method that was approved by the FDA; the Sponge is 84 to 91 percent effective. The Patch (Ortho Evra), It’s a skin patch worn on the lower abdomen, or upper body. It releases hormones into the blood stream; you put on a new patch every three weeks. The patch is 98 to 99 percent effective. The NuvaRing is a ring that let’s out hormones. And is 98 to 99 percent effective. The last form of birth control is Emergency Contraception, which is an emergency form of birth control. This pill is also known as “the morning after pill.� The pills are 75 to 89 percent effective. Some of the disadvantages of birth control method are Amenorrhea (missed period), Irregular bleeding, heavy bleeding, abdominal pain, headaches, nausea, vomiting, blood clots, can contribute to gallstones and rare liver tumors, weight gain, and weight loss. Some of the advantages are it reduces the chance of unintended pregnancy, can be obtained easily, it can improve your menstrual cycle, can protect from forms of cancer, improves bone density, and can protect you from ovarian cysts. It's two pages out of 4. my rough draft.

Answer: Looks pretty good - do you also want to comment on fact that the male pill that was never widely released because of its side effects? Just an interesting contrast when you see all the side effects of hormone based birth control for women. And do you talk about Plan B - or is that the same as the emergency contraception? Not to stir up controversy - but since your report is on birth control, rather than contraception - are you going to include abortion? Oh, and even the ancient Egyptians had some interesting methods of birth control - I seem to remember something about crocodile dung (I know - yuk) - so your report is OK if you are just discussing modern birth control, but there's some fascinating historic stuff as well. Are IUDs and spermicides in your report? Edit: Sorry - Just one more thing - when you discuss advantages and disadvantages - it may be better to discuss it for each type. In regard to cancer, I recall that the rates of some types of cancer also go up with the pill - but, my info may be out of date.

Question: Cervical Cancer? Does it sound like I could have it? I have researched the symptoms of it, but sometimes there are other things that aren't always on the list of sypmtoms. I have had an abnormal Pap but it has been over 3 years that it was abnormal. I was pregnant with my son and I had to have a colposcopy done. I had a grade one lesion on my cervix, and fortunately it went away! I had my 6 weeks postpartum exam and all was well, though I had to have another one in 6 months. I had one and I was given a good report. I got pregnant and I had no abnormal paps. I am due for my yearly exam and here lately, I have been real crampy, not all the time, but more than usual. I spot here and there, though today I bled for about 15 minutes and had to wear a pad. It hurts when my husband and I have sex, to the point where I am in tears sometimes. My period has been regular for the most part, but my last one only lasted for 4 days, and I am a true blue 6 day-er. Please continue below. My husband just started a new job and our insurance isn't effective until Aug. 1. I know I need to see a doctor, but we don't have enough money saved up for me to go right now. Just from personal experience or a doctor's perspective, does this sound like cervical cancer? I'm sure there are several other things that could cause these symptoms, right?Thank you!

Answer: well my mom had cervical cancer and she had a lot different symptoms..but hers was very advanced..what is your age, and how long has it been since you had your baby..

Question: My sister in-law has this pregnancy condition..? She is around the sixth month mark and has been told by her doctor that she may have to have a ceserian section because of her cervix being blocked. It isn't cancer of the cervix. My fiance found out from his father an idea of what is going on with her, but he didn't bring home enough information for me to gather to try to research what is exactly going wrong. Do you have any idea of what the possibilities for this case are? Have you experienced a similar situation and if so were the results a c-section? Thank you for the responce, I know it's not alot of information you're working with.

Answer: She has what is called placenta previa or partial (meaning not the entire cervix is covered by the placenta.). This happens to most women in 2nd pregnancy early on because the placenta grows quicker than the uterus. The placenta is a liver-looking temporary organ that provides the baby with its nutriuants, oxygen, etc. But normally it also corrects itself by the 5 - 6 mo. SOMETIMES, regardless of the number of pregnancy it is for a patient, the placenta is low in the uterus. It should be cervix (or opening where the baby comes out), baby, placenta. Somestimes for unexplained reasons, its cervix, placenta (or part of the placenta) baby. The placenta covers the opening. The reason for c-section is that the baby must be born BEFORE the placenta because once the placenta (or "after-birth") is delivered it no longer functions--- no more oxygen for baby. So they take the baby by c-section as to avoid any complications. Your sister-in-law may have some bleeding as her pregnancy goes on (the baby gets bigger, pushes on the placenta, causes bleeding). This does NOT mean miscarriage but she will need to call the DOC., who will then put her on strict bed rest after checking the baby to make sure its ok and getting what it needs. It used to be dangerous for the mom with extra bleeding and mean possible still born but NOT anymore!!!! It means she has to take it easy and she will have the baby by C-section. The placenta can STILL move out of the way (though not so likely if she is already 6+ mo) as the baby grows it sorta pushes it out of the way. They will do more ultrasounds Im pretty sure to check the position. Hope this helps... she will be ok... its more common and not dangerous anymore.

Question: Had an ovarian cyst rupture over 2 weeks ago...now starting to have pain again in same place.. No insurance!? Hello, I am 25 years old, living in Boston Ma without health insurance.. Two weeks ago I apparently had an ovarian cyst rupture (left side). I went to planned parenthood and they did a pelvic exam. Because I don't have insurance, and already had to pay $200 out of pocket just to be seen, I asked them if I could go without an ultra sound, because it'd be an additional $150.. So anyway, during the exam the gyno noticed a spot on my cervix which she described as an "ulcer" on my cervix. Now 2 weeks later... after assuming I had been feeling better.. I'm starting to feel an ache again on that left side. I've been doing some online research about ovarian and cervical cancer.. I'm starting to get nervous. Am I over reacting? Anyone have any insight about what could be causing this ache to comeback? And with the lack of insurance.. What can I do? I know Massachusetts has free health care, I have an application filled out.. I just have to make photo copies of my work pay checks to see if I qualify... But in the meantime.. I think this ovarian problem is getting worse.. Help? Oh yea, I forgot to mention I take Micronor- a progesterone only birth control.

Answer: calm down. i had the same thing years ago. some women have ovarian cyst that rupture and then fill up again and rupture again or some times they just dont come back. when they saw the spot on your cervix did they do a biopsy or not? hpv (human papaloma virus ) can cause this. some people cause this warts. you should call planned parent hood and see if they did check this ulcer type thing or what. is it time for your period? you may be ovulating and that is the pain you are feeling call planned parent hood and see if they can answer any questions over the phone. good luck to ya

Question: Teen Vaginal Problems/Questions? Weird - maybe slightly embarrassing, but oh well. And as for those mother-wanna-be's who are going to tell me that I should be talking to my mum about this, and having an appointment with the gyno - thanks, Captain Obvious. So, my boyfriend was fingering me, and he said something about a knob, deep inside me. Is this my cervix? Or, something else? I mean, I've done a little research and whatnot, and found a few things, but I'm not quite sure. Its numb, doesn't cause any pain ever, even during sexual activity. I'm also a virgin. 1. Hoping this isn't serious (something like cancer, or something.) 2. Is there any way I can get it removed, or changed, so its not so out there? HELP! Everything, except negative shit, is appreciated. Not my G-Spot. Thanks to those who say I'm too young to know. Ha ha - you're cute. I'm just wondering, I have ideas, but I want to have something under my belt before I go off whining and pissing to my step-mother. Get it? Okay, so, another question then. After sex, does it kind of retract a little? I mean... if my boyfriend can feel it when he's fingering me... sheesh. Any thoughts?

Answer: Its your cervix. And no it cant be removed or changed. Its supposed to be like that. I found you a few pictures of the female anatomy that might ease your mind. The site might even answer other questions you might have. http://talksexwithsue.com/anatomy.html Its normal for him to be able to feel it when he is fingering you. And yes just like anything on the body it can be stretched and pushed...like say if he is using his penis it will be naturally driven farther into your body if his penis is long enough to do so. Our body is made to conform to the male anatomy. All men obviously are not the same length or width. This is all natural. If there is unnatural pain..see the gyno. but it all sounds normal to me.

Question: Depo has ruined my life? I first got the shot when I was 14 (from my highschool's free health clinic.) I had only had my period a couple of times. Im now 23. Ive been horribly depressed for the past 9 years. I went off it for about a year and got pregnant. I was the happiest I have ever been in my life while I was pregnant. After having the baby I went back on the shot. I decided to go to a psychologist for my depression. They asked if I was on any medication and when I said Depo they said that it causes depression. I can't believe it took me 9 years to figure this out. I was never told that depression was a side effect. I was such an adamant believer in Depo. I told everyone to get on it. I thought that I was just a weird exception when I was so happy while pregnant, but now I realize that was the first time it had ever really been out of my system. I am so so angry about this. I thought I just wasn't resilient. I had attempted suicide twice in these 9 years. I can't believe I was never told of the side effects in the 37 shots I have had. Now they tell me I might have cervical cancer. My friend has just had her cervix taken out after being on Depo for 7 years. I know I should have researched all of this sooner, but I just thought all the horror stories from other women didn't apply to me. I never put 2 and 2 together. I can't believe I used that drug for so long. I have also heard of Depo attorneys. People are suing. I wonder what would constitute a winning case? Anyone else as pissed off as I am?

Answer: Our health care is full of drugs that cause major issues. But the FDA does little to remove them or only removes them when enough stink is raised. And our doctors just blindly prescribe them because the drug company sales reps tell them the drug is wonderful and line their pockets. Such law suits are difficult if not impossible to win because the concrete evidence needed is either locked up (big money makes facts go away) or they slime out on some loop hole. Yeah, I'm want "revenge" too but the best thing you can probably do is just concentrate on getting yourself healthy and happy. Rule I go by is I never take a drug until I've had a chance to do some research on it. If I don't think it's appropriate or safe, I don't take it. The doctor will just have to come up with something else. And it ticks him off but he deals...... Same with testing, if I don't think the test is necessary, it doesn't get done. And we wonder why health care is in shambles in the US. It's money driven not care driven.

Question: Not A Question: HPV Success Story? This is not a question, its just my HPV story that I feel should be shared with other women with HPV women that are worried or scared. I have had HPV for 20 years!!! Last year was the first time my HPV status went from mild to High. I was so afraid, I cried all the time and I just prepared for death...boy was I tripping. In August 2007 I had a copolscopy (one of many over the years) and a biopsy. They came back positive for abnormal cells but no actual cancer cells. In November '07 I had the LEEP procedure-they actually scoop out the bad part of your cervix (hopefully taking all the bad cells with it) The cervix builds new (hopefully) healthy cells and that procedure is followed by a pap smear. Ladies I am thrilled to tell you all that it has been 6months now and I am HPV free. There are NO abnormalities. I am told to come back next year to be checked again. If you have HPV do NOT give up. Do your research and be well. I hope my story helped someone...Be well. To Denying Destiny...YES you can have children while infected. All 4 of my sons were born while I had HPV. They are now 20,18, 16, and 10 this year. There we're no complications getting pregnant, carrying or delivering them. I NEVER had to take any medication for my HPV..just the procedures mentioned.

Answer: I love those types of stories when I found out I had hpv I was so scared but now its nothing to me....Its a bump in the road. I'm a better and safer person for it. Hpv is not the end but the beginning of a healthier safer more aware life. I'm thankful I had hpv 2 of my friend got something more life changing and permanent. Its the luck of the draw I only had 3 partners when I got it. Another one of my friends has had sex with 50+ people and has had not one std (that she knows of). So in the end I love your story you are beautiful no matter what comes along.

Question: should i tell partners i have an std? I have been having abnormal smear tests of my cervix for a number of years and have even had some treatment. Recently the doctor told me I am high risk because i carry the hp virus. I have done some research and believe my ex. husband either caught it before or during our marriage. The main problem for a guy could be cancer of the penis so what do I tell any past and future partners. There have been a couple of times during the past that I didnt have safe sex. I never knew until recently that hp virus was the cause of my abnormal results. I first had them 14 yrs ago when i was still with my husband and until then he had been my only sexual partner.

Answer: Yeah, I think you should. How would you feel if they had one and didn't inform you about it? I think the people of the past should be aware of it as well. But this is your choice to make.

Question: Cervicitis question? The last two times i went for a pap the doctor did a swab of my cervix and said it was a "new instrument" to detect cervical cancer. The first time she did it, i had some bleeding and she said it was normal (i had never bled during a regular PAP before, because she had never used this instrument). The second time she did it (a year later) she used the same instrument on me, and I bled A LOT...i literally could not stop bleeding until i put a tampon in (she said this was normal). The last time i went to the doctors, i had asked her why i was bleeding before my period came...she took a look at my cervix and said i had Cervicitis... my question is..after researching Cervicitis a bit, it keeps saying that it's caused by STD's...could the doctor have actually caused this???

Answer: Did the Dr use like a brush to do the sample, because some Dr's can be a little rough when doing this procedure and the bristle can cause some bleeding. Cervicitis can be caused by STD's and multiple yeast infections. I feel that yes maybe possibly if a pap was done previously and created bleeding and created inflammation that this could have caused it. Be careful though Dr's will deny this because they all back each other up, call a Gynecologist and see what the possibilities are. Good Luck. If your Dr insists you have cervicitis, request a pelvic and trans vaginal ultrasound to rule out any problems.

Question: believers- isn't this awesome!? -A friend sent this to me. It's been said that God first separated the salt water from the fresh, made dry land, planted a garden, made animals and fish... all before making a human. He made and provided what we'd need before we were born. These are best & more powerful when eaten raw. We're such slow learners... God left us a great clue as to what foods help what part of our body! God's Pharmacy! Amazing! A sliced Carrot looks like the human eye. The pupil, iris and radiating lines look just like the human eye... and YES, science now shows carrots greatly enhance blood flow to and function of the eyes. A Tomato has four chambers and is red. The heart has four chambers and is red. All of the research shows tomatoes are loaded with lycopine and are indeed pure heart and blood food. Grapes hang in a cluster that has the shape of the heart. Each grape looks like a blood cell and all of the research today shows grapes are also profound heart and blood vitalizing food. A Walnut looks like a little brain, a left and right hemisphere, upper cerebrums and lower cerebellums. Even the wrinkles or folds on the nut are just like the neo-cortex. We now know walnuts help develop more than three (3) dozen neuron-transmitters for brain function. Kidney Beans actually heal and help maintain kidney function and yes, they look exactly like the human kidneys. Celery, Bok Choy, Rhubarb and many more look just like bones. These foods specifically target bone strength. Bones are 23% sodium and these foods are 23% sodium. If you don't have enough sodium in your diet, the body pulls it from the bones, thus making them weak. These foods replenish the skeletal needs of the body. Avocadoes, Eggplant and Pears target the health and function of the womb and cervix of the female - they look just like these organs. Today's research shows that when a woman eats one avocado a week, it balances hormones, sheds unwanted birth weight, and prevents cervical cancers. And how profound is this? It takes exactly nine (9) months to grow an avocado from blossom to ripened fruit. There are over 14,000 photolytic chemical constituents of nutrition in each one of these foods (mo dern science has only studied and named about 141 of them). Figs are full of seeds and hang in twos when they grow. Figs increase the mobility of male sperm and increase the numbers of Sperm as well to overcome male sterility. Sweet Potatoes look like the pancreas and actual ly bal ance the glycemic index of diabetics. Olives assist the health and function of the ovaries Oranges, Grapefruits, and other Citrus fruits look just l ike the mammary glands of the female and actually assist the health of the breasts and the movement of lymph in and out of the breasts. Onions look like the body's cells. Today's research shows onions help clear waste materials from all of the body cells. They even produce tears which wash the epithelial layers of the eyes. A working companion, Garlic, also helps eliminate waste materials and dangerous free radicals from the body. i said BELIEVERS- i don't care what unbelievers think and i wouldn't answer a question that said hateful unbelievers only so give me the same respect

Answer: very cool....