Written by Selima Iwilla Harleston Lust
Clinical Herbalist & Co-Founder, Iwilla Remedy

Published March 10, 2025

If endometriosis is disrupting your life, you’re not alone...

With all the medical advancements we have today, it’s unacceptable that it still takes 4 to 11 years for most people to receive an endometriosis diagnosis.

Painful, heavy periods are often dismissed by the medical community instead of being recognized as a sign of deeper imbalance. Reproductive pain is not normal—it’s a signal from your body that something needs attention.

For many, the journey to answers is long and exhausting: years of struggling, multiple rounds of birth control and NSAIDs, misdiagnoses, and, in some cases, an emergency room visit that leads to surgery. And yet, even after all of that, endometriosis can still feel like an uphill battle—with persistent pain, irregular bleeding, and chronic fatigue.

Endometriosis is a hormonal and inflammatory condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, leading to scarring, digestive discomfort, and hormonal imbalance. But there is hope. With the right herbs, foods, and holistic practices, you can support your body, reduce symptoms, and take an active role in your healing.

Join me on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at 10 AM Eastern for my Holistic Help for Endometriosis workshop, where I’ll teach you how to work with your body—not against it—to feel better, experience relief, and reclaim your quality of life.

You'll learn:

🌿 The fundamentals of endometriosis—how it develops, why it’s so painful, and how it impacts your overall health and fertility

🌿 How hormonal imbalance, inflammation, and tissue overgrowth contribute to symptoms—and what you can do about it holistically

🌿 Herbs and herbal formulas to help balance hormones, ease cramping, support liver detoxification, and regulate menstrual cycles

🌿 Nourishing foods and lifestyle shifts to stabilize your body’s stress response, improve digestion, and support long-term healing

🌿 Simple at-home practices to promote reproductive wellness

🌿 Self-advocacy strategies for navigating doctor’s visits, understanding medical treatments, and ensuring you receive the care you deserve

Here's the link to register -

This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Selima Iwilla Harleston Lust is a clinical herbalist, author, and co-founder of Iwilla Remedy. Her work centers health sovereignty, cultural lineage, and evidence-informed plant medicine.