Nollywood actress Ini Dima-Okojie took to social media recently to share the holistic way she has taken to cure her fibroids.
She listed a whole lot of things that she has canceled from her diet in order to stay healthy, and let’s just say that it embodies the day to day foods in a Nigerian palate.
Among the foods listed was red meat, carbonated drinks, processed sugar, and a host of other foods.
She made a dramatic video while showing the foods, as she placed them in the trash can, while explaining that she couldn’t eat it.
Recall that a few weeks ago, Ini Dima-Okojie announced that she had been diagnosed with fibroid for the second time.
This came after her diagnosis a few years ago, and an operation that she thought was successful.
After a few years of being free from fibroid, Ini Dima-Okojie said she started feeling symptoms that were similar to what she felt the first time.
Ini Dima-Okojie said that she had out of getting a test done due to fear, and when she eventually got it done, the test results showed that she had fibroid.
After her diagnosis, Ini Dima-Okojie said that she would no longer be going to the hospital to treat herself, and would instead be taking a holistic approach to treating herself.
The lovely actress got a lot of support from netizens upon revealing the foods that she would no longer be eating, with a lot of them showing her empathy.
gorgeouxoxoxo wrote, “I will not wish brow rice for my enemy. That thing is not nice at all”
talk_karis wrote, “The non-stick cooking pot is not healthy and can cause hormonal
issues including infertility The chemicals used in producing those pots are dangerous
The moment you notice that your pot is becoming Rusty please throw it away”
lindy_can wrote, “I hope you use Castor oil I heard it works wonders for all these things.. cysts, fibroids, endometriosis etc May God help us ladies”
oyinlovshoney wrote, “Vitamin D interferes with the process of fibroid cell division and replication, which helps keep fibroids from forming. The active form of vitamin D has been shown to have powerful anti estrogenic and anti-progesteronic effects by decreasing its receptors”
