BaggedCereals
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with all this new talk on natrual methods on curing/helping diseases....has anyone heard or had any done with cf?
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Natural Remidies/Cures for CF?? is it out there?
- Thread starter BaggedCereals
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BaggedCereals
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with all this new talk on natrual methods on curing/helping diseases....has anyone heard or had any done with cf?
BaggedCereals
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with all this new talk on natrual methods on curing/helping diseases....has anyone heard or had any done with cf?
Not sure what you define as a natural method buy N-Acetylcysteine is proving to be pretty effective in many CFers.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/categories.cfm?catid=1978&flcache=435778&entercat=y">http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.co...ache=435778&entercat=y</a> my blog has multiple postings about Phase I and Phase II clinical studies being conducted on NAC
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/categories.cfm?catid=1978&flcache=435778&entercat=y">http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.co...ache=435778&entercat=y</a> my blog has multiple postings about Phase I and Phase II clinical studies being conducted on NAC
Not sure what you define as a natural method buy N-Acetylcysteine is proving to be pretty effective in many CFers.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/categories.cfm?catid=1978&flcache=435778&entercat=y">http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.co...ache=435778&entercat=y</a> my blog has multiple postings about Phase I and Phase II clinical studies being conducted on NAC
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/categories.cfm?catid=1978&flcache=435778&entercat=y">http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.co...ache=435778&entercat=y</a> my blog has multiple postings about Phase I and Phase II clinical studies being conducted on NAC
Not sure what you define as a natural method buy N-Acetylcysteine is proving to be pretty effective in many CFers.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/categories.cfm?catid=1978&flcache=435778&entercat=y">http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.co...ache=435778&entercat=y</a> my blog has multiple postings about Phase I and Phase II clinical studies being conducted on NAC
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/categories.cfm?catid=1978&flcache=435778&entercat=y">http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.co...ache=435778&entercat=y</a> my blog has multiple postings about Phase I and Phase II clinical studies being conducted on NAC
lightNlife
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Currently the is NO CURE for cystic fibrosis. Medical professionals vary in their opinions of which so-called natural remedies work for treating certain symptoms of the disease.
I am of the opinion that under no circumstance (except perhaps you've reached end-stage CF and simply want to pass painlessly from this world to the next) should a person with CF disregard a doctor's advice about his condition, nor should he forgo the basic medications that are effective in treating the symptoms.
Remember, CF is INCURABLE, but it is treatable, much more so than it used to be. I for one don't waste time chasing after untested natural remedies or comb the internet searching for herbal treatments and so forth. I prefer to go the tried and true route of following doctor's orders.
I am of the opinion that under no circumstance (except perhaps you've reached end-stage CF and simply want to pass painlessly from this world to the next) should a person with CF disregard a doctor's advice about his condition, nor should he forgo the basic medications that are effective in treating the symptoms.
Remember, CF is INCURABLE, but it is treatable, much more so than it used to be. I for one don't waste time chasing after untested natural remedies or comb the internet searching for herbal treatments and so forth. I prefer to go the tried and true route of following doctor's orders.
lightNlife
New member
Currently the is NO CURE for cystic fibrosis. Medical professionals vary in their opinions of which so-called natural remedies work for treating certain symptoms of the disease.
I am of the opinion that under no circumstance (except perhaps you've reached end-stage CF and simply want to pass painlessly from this world to the next) should a person with CF disregard a doctor's advice about his condition, nor should he forgo the basic medications that are effective in treating the symptoms.
Remember, CF is INCURABLE, but it is treatable, much more so than it used to be. I for one don't waste time chasing after untested natural remedies or comb the internet searching for herbal treatments and so forth. I prefer to go the tried and true route of following doctor's orders.
I am of the opinion that under no circumstance (except perhaps you've reached end-stage CF and simply want to pass painlessly from this world to the next) should a person with CF disregard a doctor's advice about his condition, nor should he forgo the basic medications that are effective in treating the symptoms.
Remember, CF is INCURABLE, but it is treatable, much more so than it used to be. I for one don't waste time chasing after untested natural remedies or comb the internet searching for herbal treatments and so forth. I prefer to go the tried and true route of following doctor's orders.
lightNlife
New member
Currently the is NO CURE for cystic fibrosis. Medical professionals vary in their opinions of which so-called natural remedies work for treating certain symptoms of the disease.
I am of the opinion that under no circumstance (except perhaps you've reached end-stage CF and simply want to pass painlessly from this world to the next) should a person with CF disregard a doctor's advice about his condition, nor should he forgo the basic medications that are effective in treating the symptoms.
Remember, CF is INCURABLE, but it is treatable, much more so than it used to be. I for one don't waste time chasing after untested natural remedies or comb the internet searching for herbal treatments and so forth. I prefer to go the tried and true route of following doctor's orders.
I am of the opinion that under no circumstance (except perhaps you've reached end-stage CF and simply want to pass painlessly from this world to the next) should a person with CF disregard a doctor's advice about his condition, nor should he forgo the basic medications that are effective in treating the symptoms.
Remember, CF is INCURABLE, but it is treatable, much more so than it used to be. I for one don't waste time chasing after untested natural remedies or comb the internet searching for herbal treatments and so forth. I prefer to go the tried and true route of following doctor's orders.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CaliSally</b></i>
Without having to go to the link, what is NAC accredited for? What is it helping with, what does it do - in general ?</end quote></div>
the reason i posted the link is because i don't want to have to type everything over again. that's why i post it in my blog for future reference.
Without having to go to the link, what is NAC accredited for? What is it helping with, what does it do - in general ?</end quote></div>
the reason i posted the link is because i don't want to have to type everything over again. that's why i post it in my blog for future reference.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CaliSally</b></i>
Without having to go to the link, what is NAC accredited for? What is it helping with, what does it do - in general ?</end quote></div>
the reason i posted the link is because i don't want to have to type everything over again. that's why i post it in my blog for future reference.
Without having to go to the link, what is NAC accredited for? What is it helping with, what does it do - in general ?</end quote></div>
the reason i posted the link is because i don't want to have to type everything over again. that's why i post it in my blog for future reference.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CaliSally</b></i>
Without having to go to the link, what is NAC accredited for? What is it helping with, what does it do - in general ?</end quote></div>
the reason i posted the link is because i don't want to have to type everything over again. that's why i post it in my blog for future reference.
Without having to go to the link, what is NAC accredited for? What is it helping with, what does it do - in general ?</end quote></div>
the reason i posted the link is because i don't want to have to type everything over again. that's why i post it in my blog for future reference.