Breast issues and cysts

Condition
  • EBV and low-grade pathogenic infections: Breast density, cysts, and issues are caused by one of the over 60 varieties of Epstein-Barr virus or one of the over 30 varieties of shingles virus creating byproduct and debris that further burden an already overloaded liver. EBV's waste matter in the liver is a primary driver.
  • Eggs: Eggs keep creating breast issues and cysts
  • Eggs creating and maintaining breast issues: Eggs keep creating breast issues and cysts by feeding the pathogens (EBV) that create the conditions. 'Eggs keep on creating breast issues and cysts and reproductive cancers.' This is a primary food to eliminate. Despite widespread advice to eat eggs, they worsen every reproductive and breast condition.
  • Toxic heavy metals, pesticides, petrochemicals: Toxic heavy metals, pesticides, herbicides, colognes, perfumes, scented candles, air fresheners, and other petrochemicals burden the liver and create the environment where toxins are pushed into the lymphatic-breast tissue system. These toxins then become the fuel EBV feeds on to maintain breast pathology.
  • Toxic, stagnant liver driving lymphatic backup: When the liver becomes toxic and stagnant from EBV byproduct, viral waste, toxic heavy metals, pesticides, herbicides, and other troublemakers, it can no longer serve as the body's primary filter. The lymphatic system becomes a secondary filter. Because a large part of breast tissue is lymphatic (upper arms, armpits, sides of breasts), toxins accumulate in breast tissue, creating calcifications, scar tissue, and cysts.

Sources(2)

  • Podcast
  • compilation
    Multiple sources: Medical Medium Cleanse to Heal (2020) - Reproductive Cysts protocol, Breast Density protocol, Tumors and Cysts (Benign) protocol; Medical Medium Thyroid Healing (2017) - PCOS chapter; Medical Medium (Revised and Expanded Edition, 2021); Life-Changing Foods Expanded Edition (2025); Celery Juice For PCOS, Fibroids & Endometriosis podcast (2019-06-10); Cancer & Epstein Barr Virus podcast (2017-11-11); various lives