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Alternative therapies for SLE (systemic lupus erythematosus)? |
Currently taking 2250mg of ascorbic acid (powder), 10 MSM capsules, 3-1000mg fish oil capsules, 1-200mcg selenium tablet, and one daily multi-vitamin daily. I try to eat at least two meals a day, but sometimes I can't even keep it all down. My stools and occasional vomit usually consist of excess bile. Alternative therapy doctor has seen me for the last 3 months, knows of all my current problems, realizes I'm in the middle of a flare. Unfortunately, I've been flaring for more than a month now, and frankly, I'm getting tired of it. He says to give it time, it will pass, continue taking supplements, rest, etc. He says he'll prescribe me steroids, but I have serious problems with taking them. Is there anything that has worked for you, personally, to bring yourself out of a flare quicker? The best advice would be to track down a qualified Classical Homeopath. I cannot express how important it is to be very cautious of taking Homeopathic advice online. Feel free to email me personally and tell me where you are, and I will see if I know of any good practitioners in your area. read here testimonials on Lupus glycoresource.com you need Ambrotose A0, PLUS and Advanced Capsules. Proflavanol 90*--3 tablets daily Coquinone 30鈥? capsules daily Procosamine II (Procosa II)鈥? tablets daily Additional Essential Fats鈥攅ither 1 tablespoonful of OptOmega twice daily or 3 capsules of Biomega-3 You need to look at the quality of your nutritional. Also I found that a Nutrimeal shake works in synergy with the prescribed medication for optimal effect. www.restartyourlife.usana.com www.bionutrition.org I would try homeopathy. This is a therapy that can be done concurrently with the supplements. You can check with your local health food store to see if there's a homeopath they recommend. You can also track down Soul Doctor on Answers at the link below -- he's free! If you'd like to see a homeopath in person, you can find one near you on the second link. I'd also ask your alternative therapy doctor why he hasn't added homeopathy to your treatment schedule. http://360.yahoo.com/profile-p3phgia8dkg... http://www.homeopathy.org HOW ABOUT SPENDING FIVE MINUTES ASKING FOR FREE HELP? JUST GO TO THE WEB SITE SHOWN BELOW. Vaya con DIOS |
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