Cindy (Houston, Tx) on 09/12/2011
Replied By Brad (Mount Pearl, Nl) on 09/12/2011
Replied By Cindy (Houston, Tx) on 09/13/2011
Replied By Brad (Mount Pearl, Nl) on 10/02/2011
Replied By Steve (Houston, Tx) on 01/06/2012
Replied By Brad (Mount Pearl, Newfoundland) on 01/24/2012
I am currently still suffering big time -- off work for five months and no end in sight. The GI doctor has me on Prednisone and Imuran. He has tried everything with me, but the only thing I respond to is Prednisone, which is not the answer.
I am not a believer in meds and have researched a natural solution for meds. I am currently working to alkalize my body. I am big into probiotics, as well, switched to VSL3 and am taking four pouches daily of 450 billion units, but I am not seeing any difference, after apprx four weeks or so.
Replied By Margo (Tucson) on 06/14/2022
I don't have the reference from this since it has been in my notes for several years:Vitamin E supplements have been shown to enhance lipid coated viruses ability to replicate and should be avoided for that reason.
Replied By Pam E. (SouthWestern California) on 08/01/2023
WHICH Vitamin E supplements were supposedly shown "to enhance lipid coated viruses ability to replicate" ...? Synthetic ...?This is VERY IMPORTANT ... Because Synthetic vitamin E is known to be either less or non-effective ... and there are more than one type of natural Vitamin E ... "[Studies] examining the role of vitamin E in the immune system have typically focused on α-tocopherol; however, emerging evidence suggests that *other* *forms* of vitamin E, including other tocopherols as well as tocotrienols, may also have potent immunomodulatory functions.
"Future research should continue to identify and confirm the optimal doses for individuals at different life stage, health condition, nutritional status, and genetic heterogeneity. Future research should also characterize the effects of non-α-alpha-tocopherol vitamin E on immune cell function as well as their potential clinical application...."
Regulatory Role of Vitamin E in the Immune System
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30501009/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30501009/
Replied By Cindy (Washington) on 03/11/2022
Replied By mmsg (somewhere, europe) on 06/15/2022
Margo, read up on healing clays. With time, clay poultices "pull out" stuff. But the pain reduction is usually pretty quick.