Guest guest Posted July 9, 2006 Report Posted July 9, 2006 Hi Bob, Sarcoidoisis is an inflammatory condition that I have treated several times. In most cases it has a spontaneous remission, usually within 2 years. My treatment therefore has been to do everything I know that is anti-inflammatory (BTGs which you are already doing). It is preceived to be either viral mediated or perhaps an auto-immune process. Since it responds without treatment in many cases, it would suggest to me that it can easily be either of these states. Thus as the terrain of the body changes, it allows the body "to heal itself". I am unfamilar with the role of calcium being a component in this disease. I would be more concerned about the creation of OP because of the years of prednisone. What is her priority? Her main symptoms? Are the respiratory sxs the most prominent? I don't think you need to address this ANY differently than ANY other chronic disease case. What system do you most likely feel is creating the specific sxs? Start there. For her "bones", cell salts will work well. You have gammadyn F, + tissue salts calf fluor + calc phos + calc carb (yes it is available as a tissue salt from UNDA). You know the drill. Don't get hung up on what the allopaths say. Remember, none of their patients are doing any drainage therapies that are in fact trying to restore cellular homeostasis. I would also suspect that at this point, many of her sxs may be due to years of suppressive therapy. Just do what you do. You have SO MANY tools to help her. Follow along and see how she responds. I can assure you, she will not be getting worse, now that you are part of this process. Dick Thom Beaverton, OR cancer, endocrine, Business of Health Quote
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