Natural Cures for Rare Diseases

Modified on Jun 10, 2018 | Earth Clinic Team

There are about 7,000 currently identified rare diseases. It's likely that most of the people suffering with these rare diseases have gone through long periods where their illnesses were undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. Many of these people have traveled from doctor to doctor, searching for someone who could help them. 

We obviously can't list specific natural remedies for each rare ailment. However, supporting overall health and the immune system is important with any ailment.  Eat as healthy a diet as possible, avoiding processed foods. Learn about how to maintain the body's ideal pH.  Investigate alternative medical treatments such as Energy Healing, Ayurvedic medicine, Chinese medicine and/or acupuncture. The body has tremendous healing capabilities; do all possible to support natural healing mechanisms. 

Some of Our Most Popular Natural Healing Remedies

Apple Cider Vinegar    

Organic, unpasteurized apple cider vinegar is our most popular overall natural remedy for a wide variety of ailments.  As well as being a cure for a wide variety of ailments, ACV is commonly used as a daily tonic.

Colloidal Silver

Colloidal silver is used to support the immune system and to fight off viral and fungal infections and intestinal parasites.

Garlic

This 'superfood' has been used for centuries to treat many health issues.  Garlic reduces inflammation, fights infection and helps to regulate the cardiovascular system.

Correct Your Body's pH Balance

Illness and an acidic bodily pH are strongly linked.  Learn how to correct your own pH. 

We suggest browsing Earth Clinic to learn how others have healed or improved their own medical issues with natural cures.  Even if your ailment cannot be cured, it may well be possible to find a natural treatment or treatments that will improve your condition.  Submit a post; our readers are always eager to help others.  If you discover something that helps, please let us know.

The links below may serve as a starting point in learning about the particular illness of interest.  Research is ongoing for many rare diseases and may prove helpful. 

https://www.rarediseases.org/
http://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/

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