Rheumatoid Arthritis Support Group
Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic, inflammatory, multisystem, autoimmune disorder. It is a disabling and painful condition which can lead to substantial loss of mobility due to pain and joint destruction. The disease is also systemic in that it often also affects many extra-articular tissues throughout the body including the skin, blood vessels, heart, lungs, and...
I had to stop the meds before I started too, fortunately I hadn't been on drugs for too long. I had no side effects either- accept feeling a lot better. I've been tempted to do a homeopathic shout out lately myself. I'm glad you did. They just don't get the recognition they deserve in the states. In Europe and other places they're much more common and well recognized- but they aren't quite as overrun by drug corporations like the U.S. :-D
I didn't know you could do homeopathic treatments long distance? Did you do it long distance? Cause there are usually local homeopaths that people can seek out as well.
that's so great! I'm on homeopathic treatments (of my own device) and I've been very happy with the results. So glad you guys found relief as well! Thank you for sharing.
hugs,
Sarah
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This website contains the list I am more familiar with:
http://www.elixirs.com/Remedy.htm
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What kinds of remedies are you taking. I'm taking a few things right now, but I'm not sure if they are like homeopathic specific. I'd be very curious to see about this. Quite interesting.
I am not on meds at all right now(like "normal" meds if you will)...Does she recommend that you start on the normal meds or if i werent on any id be good to go too.. i suppose you may not know the answer to this but you never know.
Right now, I am taking Zeel, Wobenzyme and immunotech.... any of those similar to what you're taking?
Wow, I had no idea that a hair sample could be that specific! It is one of my goals to one day see a homeopathic doctor but I'm scraping by with money and it's on my list of things to do once I get to a better place (financially).
All I meant by taking my own homeopathic treatments is I've spent these past years learning about supplements and what they do. I take a large variety of supplements and I believe they all help in their various capabilities. I consider them food, if you will, so I take a well balanced diet of supplements if that makes sense. I reduce tnf protein with resveratol, increase circulation with Gingko biloba and even encourage the correct life cycle of the cells by taking apigenin or celery seed. Inflamed areas of the body have cells that aren't dying off when they should. This also happens with cancer. The proper life cycle of a cell is very important. I try and cover a little bit of everything I've learned about supplements and what they do.
I've also tried Low Dose Naltrexone, which is considered a healing drug because it tricks the body in such small doses. So out of everything I've ever used, the two that have helped the most is definitely the LDN and a supplement called Serracor-NK which reduces fibrinogen in the body. Fibroids, fibrocistic breasts, tumors, nodules, cysts, endometriosis, etc. are all caused by too much Fibrin and so is believed, RA. The Serracor brings the fibrin in your body back to normal levels.
Please keep telling us about your adventure with this homeopathic doctor! I would love to know all the details!
thanks and hugs,
Sarah
So, I was wondering if you had to make any drastic dietary changes with this?
My worst vice is friggen sugar... like actual addiction I would dare say, and I know its brutal for me and doesn't help my situation. But did you have to make any major dietary changes, or did you generally have a pretty clean diet to start with?