@balncebyclio: Why Endo Keeps Spreading (Even After Surgery) They told me surgery would fix my endometriosis… but no one told me about angiogenesis. 🩸 Endometriosis lesions actually create their own blood supply. It’s called angiogenesis — the formation of new blood vessels — and it’s one of the biggest reasons endo keeps spreading and coming back. 📚 Research shows that women with endo have elevated levels of VEGF (vascular endothelial growth factor), which fuels lesion growth by promoting blood vessel formation. (Fertility & Sterility, 2009) 🔥 And it doesn’t stop there: • Inflammation triggers angiogenesis • Angiogenesis feeds lesions • Lesions trigger more inflammation (Human Reproduction Update, 2017; Frontiers in Endocrinology, 2020) 🔁 It’s a vicious cycle. This is why so many women still suffer after surgery — because the underlying inflammation and vascular growth are never addressed. 🌿 But you can help break the cycle by: • Eating an AIP or anti-inflammatory diet • Lowering cortisol through nervous system regulation • Detoxing endocrine disruptors (phthalates, PFAS, etc.) • Supporting your gut and liver • Using natural anti-angiogenic tools like green tea, turmeric, and resveratrol 💛 Healing endo is about more than symptom management. It’s about targeting the root cause — inflammation and angiogenesis. You deserve real answers, not just another pill or procedure. ⸻ #Endometriosis #EndoHealing #Angiogenesis #Inflammation #EndoAwareness #VEGF #WomensHealth #RootCauseHealing #ChronicPain #AutoimmuneHealth #AntiInflammatory #endo #chronicillness #chronicpain #endometriosisawareness #fyp #foryoupage #holisitchealth

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