[Bob434]

It may help- I’ve read lots on ozonated water- but I have to be really careful as I have an overactive immune system which attacks the body- and anything that stimulates the immune system is a no no for me-

I’ve researched the heck out if this, and tried so m any things, it’s amazing I’m still alive lol- I’ve drank stuff so nasty it would peel the paint off of aluminum- stuff that smelled so bad the dog hid in a corner every time I made it- (This was all before I learned I had to watch out for immune stimulating concoctions- I may have actually done myself damage by some of the things I took and tried- as I’ve had to have numerous surgeries due to progression of my disease)

Anyways- it might be worth a try for some-

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Wow...well, I wish you the best of luck in finding something that works. :(

[hoosiermama]

25 or so years ago I was diagnosed with a pituitary tumor. My eye doctor found it but I had no symptom. The young endocrinologist said it was a micro and hidden in the folds of the pituitary tumor
She moved on (was doing a fellowship at the time)
Her replacement told me to come back when I got symptoms
Not knowing what the symptoms were we’ve doctored for so much tested for more and ruled out many in the last year.
Then my new endocrinologist started asking questions and I’ve started remembering thru the fog and naps the detail and got busy googling
We’re running they same test a 25 years ago starting this week (all.records were destroyed after 7 years)
The symptoms no one bothered to explain are identical to most on here. Mine is inherited. Need prayers that we can find it this time. Treatment is much improved. Surgery thru nose or radiation. I just want a diagnosis— 90% of cure is diagnosis. And remember that 50% of all.doctors graduate in the bottom half of their class

[antidisestablishment]

Last time I deployed, I came home and felt like I was 90 years old (51 at the time). I am pretty sure this was caused by the Anthrax shots, but the government has not admitted any link, though a significant number of servicemen have come down with autoimmune diseases.

My doc finally gave me an RA diagnosis, and I started meds with helped a bit, but nothing really significant. I started the Autoimmune Protocol Diet and it has made a significant impact. It's really tough starting out, but it's worth it since I've regained some energy and haven't had near the flare ups. It allows you to find a diet that works and helps rebuild your digestive tract. It's worth a try if you suffer from any type of autoimmune dysfunctions.