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The Link between Diet & Opening Blocked Fallopian Tubes

It is amazing how many women search for herbs to drink or natural remedies to try, but are not aware of or choose to ignore the role diet plays  in healing blocked fallopian tubes naturally. When I mention this, some brush it off, while a few take it seriously. 

In  September 2021, a lady in Ghana, a member of one of the largest Facebook fertility groups I belonged to, reached out to me privately after reading some of my posts and comments. She admitted she had been following my teachings for a while and confessed that she had tried everything she knew — herbs, supplements, Serrapeptase, and even Chinese teas like xixiancao and yimucao — but nothing worked.

As we chatted, I asked about her diet, and here she was completely absent. She hadn’t been watching it. I explained that if she truly wanted my help, she would need to join my private program, which includes dietary guidance alongside natural therapies. She agreed and joined. At the time, she was battling PCOS and hydrosalpinx. 

However about Nine months later, she missed her period and tested positive for pregnancy. Sadly, she had a miscarriage. But today, as I write this, she is a happy mother to a beautiful baby boy.

The moral of this story? Diet can sometimes determine whether natural remedies work or not. If your diet is in check, natural remedies are far more likely to succeed. If it is not, the same remedies may bring little or no results.

So if you seriously want to put an end to the problem of tubal blockage using natural remedies, your diet should be your best friend. If is not, it could be one of your worst enemies.



Understanding the role of diet in natural healing 

In March 2020, I began my research on natural remedies for blocked fallopian tubes. One thing quickly became clear: diet plays a vital role in the healing process.

Many sources revealed that certain foods — especially sugars, refined carbohydrates, and processed oils — trigger inflammation. And inflammation makes it harder for the fallopian tubes to heal.

I came across an article by Wellness expert Sarah Jane Sandy that strongly emphasized the need for an anti-inflammatory diet when using natural remedies.She recommended  eliminating refined sugars, processed oils, conventional dairy, and adding in greens, turmeric, and ginger — as part of a natural healing plan for blocked fallopian tubes. 

That message stayed with me. Since then, I have consistently advised women seeking to unblock their fallopian tubes naturally to modify their diet alongside other therapies.


Why Diet Matters for Blocked Fallopian Tubes

Inflammation is one of the leading causes of scar tissue (adhesions) and recurrent infections, both of which can block the fallopian tubes. When the body is overloaded with unhealthy sugars, processed oils, and refined carbs, it feeds this inflammation and slows down healing.

On the other hand, when these foods are reduced or eliminated, the body begins to repair itself more effectively. The right diet strengthens the immune system, reduces internal swelling, and allows natural therapies such as herbs and physical therapy to work better.

Scientific studies suggest that diets high in pro-inflammatory foods are linked with higher infertility rates. In a recent large-study of 4,400+ women, pro-inflammatory diets raised infertility risk by 1.76× compared to anti-inflammatory diets. 

Other reviews show that foods like turmeric (curcumin) help reduce reproductive inflammation. Although we don’t yet have research proving diet alone can reopen blocked tubes, combining a healthy anti-inflammatory diet with natural remedies and therapies improves fertility outcomes and may help with tubal healing. 

Real-Life Results From Diet and Natural Healing

Over the years, I’ve worked with women who had tried laparoscopic surgeries, repeated medical treatments, and numerous remedies without success. Yet, once they combined a healthy diet with natural healing methods, their tubes opened. Many of these women conceived naturally — including two who were already in their early 40s.

Their success showed me that food isn’t just fuel. It can either work against the body’s healing or create the right environment for recovery.

Practical Dietary ideas for Healing Blocked Fallopian Tubes

In my work with women, I often give very specific and practical dietary advice because I’ve seen how much difference the right food choices can make. For example, I encourage women to eat green vegetables at least once daily — either in soups, stews, or light stir-fries. 

A fresh green salad at least once or twice a week is also highly beneficial. During food preparation, I advise always adding small amounts of natural anti-inflammatory spices like onion, garlic, ginger, and turmeric , as these support circulation, reduce inflammation, and strengthen the body’s defenses.


Anti-inflammatory foods


Reducing Carbohydrates and Sugary Foods

Sometimes, I even create simple meal plans for women, helping them reduce their reliance on heavy carbohydrates. Instead of eating starchy foods two or three times a day, I recommend limiting them to just once daily while they eat more protein foods insteadThis shift not only reduces excess sugar in the body but also helps control inflammation, creating a better environment for natural healing.

Foods to Strictly Avoid

Certain foods are strictly discouraged. Sweetened drinks, ice creams, processed snacks, fried foods, and sugary beverages are all prohibited because they fuel inflammation and slow down the healing process.

Juicing and Green Vegetable Therapy

Instead, I encourage women to try juicing with fresh green vegetables such as spinach, kale, Jute, Water leaf, Dandelion or Cucumber. The natural compounds and antioxidants in these vegetables work at a cellular level, supporting detoxification and repair.

Positive Changes After Diet Adjustments

What’s inspiring is that after just a few weeks of following these diet changes — combined with herbs and physical therapy — many women begin to notice positive shifts. They feel lighter, healthier, and more energetic.

 Some even observe reduced discharge or less pelvic pain, both signs that the body is moving toward balance. Interestingly, most women who report these early improvements eventually go on to experience the ultimate breakthrough: their fallopian tubes open, and natural conception becomes possible.

Foods That Support Healing

If you’re working to unblock your tubes naturally, here are some dietary adjustments to consider:

  • Avoid or reduce: refined sugars, white bread/pasta, fried foods, and processed oils.
  • Add more: fresh vegetables, lean proteins (fish, beans, eggs), nuts, seeds, and whole grains.
  • Focus on anti-inflammatory choices: such as turmeric, ginger, leafy greens, berries, and olive oil.

These foods help reduce inflammation, support detoxification, and provide the body with nutrients it needs to heal.

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Dieting is not easy, requires sacrifices

Following a healthy diet day after day is not easy. It requires planning, discipline, and real sacrifice. Often, a woman has to give up foods she enjoys and replace them with foods she may not initially like. Yet here lies the irony: the foods we crave are not always the ones that support healing, while the foods we resist may be the most beneficial for the body.

If you can stay committed to a healthy diet, you greatly increase your chances of success. Diet should not be treated as a quick fix, but as a lifestyle reset—one that supports deep, lasting healing.

The same level of planning, effort, and sacrifice required for proper dieting is also needed for other natural remedies used to unblock fallopian tubes. This journey is not easy. Women must follow dietary changes and natural therapies consistently, daily, and often for several months before the desired results appear. Patience and commitment are key. The effort invested is always worth it in the end.

Your Diet is Key

If you want to heal blocked fallopian tubes naturally, remember this truth: your diet is not optional — it is foundational. No matter what natural remedies you try, ignoring your diet may hold you back. But when you cut out foods that worsen inflammation and replace them with nourishing, healing foods, your body becomes more receptive to natural therapies.

This was the case with the lady from Ghana, mentioned at the outset who overcame hydrosalpinx through a combination of dietary changes, herbal teas, and physical therapy — and is now a proud mother after many years of failed attempts with other treatments.

So never neglect your diet when trying to unblock your tubes — it could be the missing link to your success. 

A woman who takes charge of her diet has already taken a powerful step in the fight against tubal blockage. The next focus is to adopt other natural remedies that can support and complement this foundation.

These may include castor oil packs, fertility massage, and other supportive practices. Read the next post to learn how these methods work together to roll back tubal blockage naturally. 

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Next post: Castor Oil Packs for Tubal Blockage, Endometriosis, PCOS and Fibroid.


Thank you for reading. If you found this post helpful, please share it with others. And if you have a question or need help to resolve Blocked Fallopian Tubes Naturally, please leave a comment.

Disclaimer:

This information is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your healthcare provider before starting any new remedy, supplement, or health program.


πŸ“š References

  • Moludi J., Ghatrehsamani M., & others. (2023). Association between Dietary Inflammatory Index and Infertility in Women: Evidence from the RaNCD Cohort Study. Nutrition Journal. 14:3914. [OR: 1.76 for infertility in highest vs lowest pro-inflammatory diet quartile]

  • Alesi S., Villani A., Mantzioris E., Takele W. W., Cowan S., Moran L. J., Mousa A. (2022). Anti-Inflammatory Diets in Fertility: An Evidence Review. Nutrients. 14(19):3914. [Review of how anti-inflammatory dietary patterns (e.g. Mediterranean diet) relate to improved fertility outcomes]

  • Sandy, S. J. (2019, October 9). Natural Remedies for Blocked Fallopian Tubes. Sarah Jane Sandy. [Print copy on file]. Updated online March 31, 2023; last updated July 29, 2025. Retrieved from https://sarahjanesandy.com/natural-remedies-for-blocked-fallopian-tubes/

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