Bloodroot and Sarcoid Tumor on Horse
(Chicago)
10/01/2016
(usa)
02/14/2024
Bloodroot and Sarcoid Tumor on Horse
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Electric Zapping
Gods Blessings, Sabby
(Battle Creek, Michigan, Usa)
12/22/2011
(Vt)
04/22/2017
Melatonin
★★★★★
Sarcoidosis can go after many areas of the body including, but not limited to the skin, lungs, heart, eyes, brain and other organs. In this sense it has some similarities to Lupus. Obviously when sarcoidosis goes after the major organs, it can be life threatening and though steroids can be helpful, you can not take them indefinitely because steroids themselves can create new health issues which can also be serious, so some type of alternative would be very useful for people living with sarcoidosis. Studies into sarcoidosis are very limited as anyone who has researched this disease is acutely aware of!
On that note, the following abstract of a study suggests just such an alternative that may be useful for sarcoidosis based on the study results!
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16879313
Although this is not a huge study it does shine some light into an area of current day medicine that is very poorly lit or understood and it offers hope for a disease that has been pretty much hopeless for patients.
Melatonin is a favorite supplement of mine and it has a very good safety profile, as it should, since it is naturally produced by the body and the body has multiple melatonin receptors suggesting the bodies potential to utilize melatonin effectively. Melatonin is also readily available at the effective dosage used in the study. Melatonin has many health benefits well beyond the scope of this study making it quite useful in the area of health improvement. Melatonin is relatively inexpensive.
One very good thing about this study is that, at the dosage used in the study, it should be practical for you to show this very brief abstract to your doctor to get your doctor's approval and supervision for its use. Given the increased mortality rate associated with this disease, this could be life saving information for some people living with sarcoidosis!
Art
Multiple Remedies
IMPORTANT NOTE: The following information and opinions are not a substitute for professional medical prevention, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult with your physician, pharmacist, or health care provider before taking any home remedies or supplements or following any of the following suggestions.
1. Consider Eliminating the following from your diet: All Sugars e.g., Honey, Fruit, Stevia, etc.), Wheat, Soy, Genetically Modified Foods (GMO's), Milk products, Red Meat, Pork, Shell Fish, bottom feeding fish e.g., catfish, etc., Potatoes, Pasta.
2. Consider avoiding the use of the following: Microwaves, Fluoride toothpaste, Non-Stick cookware, Aluminum foil, cans, etc. cloths made with manmade fibers (wear organic cotton, wool or silk clothing preferably Organic.
3. Consider Drinking Reverse Osmosis Water and no bottled water as it contains estrogen mimickers, etc. What's more most tap water contains chlorine, fluoride, etc. 4. Consider taking ‘OxyLift' from the following website: http://oxygenamerica.com
5. Consider mixing/drinking 4 drops of Organic Mediterranean Oregano Oil, 20-40 drops of Organic Olive Leaf extract and 20-40 drops of Milk Thistle extract with a small amount of reverse osmosis water first thing in the morning. 6. Take a high quality pro-biotic 10-15min after taking the above mixture in the morning with 16oz of water followed by 3-4 boiled eggs only eat the whites. For both lunch and dinner eat the following soup for one month straight: Large pot of reverse osmosis water, 24qty Organic crushed garlic cloves, 12qty Organic large carrots, 1Tbsp of iodized ‘Real Salt', 2Tbsp fresh Organic Thyme, 2 Tbsp fresh Organic Oregano, 2 Tbsp of Organic Basil, 1Tbsp Cayenne Pepper, 2 bunches of broccoli, 16oz of fresh Organic green beans, 4-6 Organic Chicken Breasts. Boil this for at least 60minutes.
God bless!
Poppy Seed Extract
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(Norfolk, Va)
07/29/2017
(Atlanta, Ga)
05/05/2018
(San Diego)
10/31/2020
Thanks, this is very interesting because I had a dream telling me to find 'Norwegian Poppy Sticks" for my lungs. I have not found this specifically although I did find that Poppy seeds have been used successfully for inflamation of lungs, etc. I am aiming to ask my relatives in Norway if they know of this. Although this is how I found out about Sarcoidosis, since my search somehow took me here and I had never heard of it before so I immediately sent this info to my primary care doc, since I am still in the process of being diagnosed.
(usa)
02/14/2024
Dr Trevor Marshall who has sarcoidosis is a biochemist and has developed a protocol for Sarcoid. My lung doctors just have prednisone and methotrexate in their bag of tricks. Both deadly but prednisone has kept me out of the grave for 35 years.......time to find something more gentle on this old body.
Hi Beverly,
The multitude of healthful effects of melatonin may include being a useful treatment of sarcoidosis according to the following study :
" Melatonin is a safe and effective treatment for chronic pulmonary and extrapulmonary sarcoidosis "
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16879313/
Here is a relevant study quote :
' Normalization of ACE, improvement of pulmonary parameters and resolution of skin involvement were found in the patients given melatonin. After 24 months of melatonin therapy, hylar adenopathy completely resolved in eight patients and parenchymal lesions were markedly improved in all patients; in the five patients with reduced diffusion capacity of the lung for carbon monoxide, the values normalized after 6 months of therapy and remained stable until month 24. After 24 months, Ga(67) pulmonary and extra-pulmonary uptake was totally normalized in seven patients and, at month 12 months, ACE was normalized in six patients in which the values were high at the baseline. Skin lesions, present in three patients, completely disappeared at month 24 months. No side effects were experienced and no disease relapse was observed during melatonin treatment. Melatonin may be an effective and safe therapy for CS when other treatments fail or cause side effects. '
It is worth noting that these results were obtained at relatively low dosing of melatonin at 20 mg/day in the first year and 10 mg/day in the second year.
Art
(usa)
02/15/2024
thanks Art............I do take liquid melatonin and have for a long time.........maybe I need to look at my dosing. I just normally take a swig of it.
Bev
Hi Beverly,
You asked for something more gentle and I suspect melatonin may be a viable option, but I feel certain it will take everyday use at a higher dose.
Look at this February 2023 study that only used 3 mg of melatonin every night to improve sleep in people with sarcoidosis :
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9990518/
Here is a relevant study quote :
' There was a significant change in the GSDS (P < 0.001), PSQI (P < 0.001), ESS (P = 0.002), and FAS (P < 0.001) scores, which were decreased, compared to those of the control group. After intervention¸ global physical health and global mental health raw scores were improved comparing to the control group (P = 0.006, P = 0.02, respectively). The 12-item Short Form Survey evaluation showed that there was a significant difference between the melatonin (3.38 ± 4.61) and control (0.55 ± 7.25) groups in PCS-12 score after three months of therapy (P = 0.02). '
This is a significant improvement, but both 10 mg/day and 20 mg/day did significantly more in the other study. For me, being a person who tolerates high dose melatonin well and takes 132 mg/day everyday, I certainly would have started a bit higher than 20 mg/day. In this next study using 50 mg melatonin per day in people with Parkinson's disease, that 50 mg of melatonin each day was able to return oxidative stress levels back to levels seen in healthy controls and improve mitochondrial function and efficiency in 3 months, which would both be useful for sarcoidosis.
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/omcl/2021/5577541/
Here is a relevant study quote :
' At baseline, plasma levels of lipoperoxides, nitric oxide metabolites, and carbonyl groups in proteins were significantly higher in PD patients than in the healthy control group (Figures 1(a)–1(c), respectively). Conversely, the plasma activity of catalase was lower in the healthy control group than in PD patients (Figure 1(d)). These data suggest the existence of an active, persistent oxidative stress in PD. After three months of treatment with melatonin, the levels of lipoperoxides, nitric oxide metabolites, and carbonyl groups in proteins were lower than in the placebo group and were statistically similar to the levels of healthy controls. The activity of catalase was increased with the treatment with melatonin at levels similar to the control group. '
The four markers mentioned above are all indicators used to measure oxidative stress level and they were returned to healthy control levels which also means that elevated inflammation levels were decreased.
The following 2021 article highlights the role of oxidative stress in sarcoidosis :
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8584035/
Here is a relevant review quote :
' In recent years, oxidative stress has been highlighted as an important factor in the pathogenesis of sarcoidosis, involving several enzymes and molecules in the mechanism of the disease. This review presents current data on the role of oxidative stress in sarcoidosis and its interaction with inflammation, as well as the application of antioxidative therapy in the disease. '
Art
Reader Theories on What Causes Sarcoidosis
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(Sun Prairie, Wi)
12/27/2012
(Rocky Face, Ga Usa)
04/03/2013
Urine Therapy. You probably lack vitamin d as well. Eat dried plums daily, but watch your sugar intake.
It is a parasite and like fungal changes rapidly. I have dealt with this for years but have found some interesting remedies to help us rid this solution
(usa)
02/14/2024
Be sure to research the vitamin D aspect..........some think vitamin d would be an issue...........has to do with calcium. Research Trevor Marshall's theories. Also the link below.
(usa)
02/14/2024
(Portland, Or)
04/11/2013
If it is fungus, then IV therapy... UVB IV followed by Hydrogen peroxide that is what my doctor is doing for me... If you're in Russia you're lucky -- go with LIR and hydrogen peroxide.
(Fort Pierce, Fl)
12/30/2016
I think inhaling food grade hydrogen peroxide will help, going to do that and apple cyder vingar. Try i,t I think it will work and it's good for so many other things any ways it definately wont hurt, it cures cancer.
(usa)
02/14/2024
Sarcoidosis has been associated with major chemical explosions for one thing............9/11 caused a lot of firemen and police to get it. The gentlemen heading up a conference in New Orleans years ago got it in a chemical plant explosion. I worked with acid...nitric...sulphuric....etc at TI...circuit board shop I got a healthy dose of fiber glass......... acetone...........trichlorethylene............ who knows. I am the only one in my family to have it.
Wormwood
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(Gulfport, Ms)
03/17/2018
(The Beach, Canada)
03/18/2018
My Father also has this and I made a spray that he uses twice a day morning and night. It is a spray bottle 100 ml half pure water and half witch hazel with 30 drops of Frankincense oil and 5 drops of thieves oil. My Father said he feels much better using this and his coughing has reduced as well.
https://www.earthclinic.com/mobile/ted/cures/looking-for-natural-cure-for-sarcoid.html
Hello Kimberly, I have posted link to what Ted had to say on sarcoidosis but when you understand it is an autoimmune type disease you realise you need to boost the immune system and clear out the toxins, fungus and heavy metals from the body. On top of dietary changes, and considering Ted's advice, I would make a balm to apply to the front and back of the chest area containing as the base unrefined coconut oil then add drops of oregano oil, lavender, tea tree, and eucalyptus. Oregano oil is very potent and a concoction I made for my MIL's lung condition helped greatly, initially Drs told her she had lost half of one lung. Indeed she had required oxygen on the plane ride over and could not walk to the bathroom without stopping for breath. After a week of my treatment she was able to go shopping. I had used then olive oil as the base and had thickened with Shea butter, I have recommended coconut for you as it thickens like a balm making application easy you will likely need to put the bowl in warm water to mix. Adding some organic castor oil will help with penetration, I put a dash in my fresh leaf comfrey salve and that is what the family are using now for everything topical. Oh and for my MIL'S lungs I was also putting essential oils in the cold air vaporiser as she slept.
Best to you.
Yerba Santa
My dad has sarcoidosis, a chronic, inflammatory disease/respiratory disorder, characterized by granulomas and scar tissue. The doctors say it is irreversible, but I believe that the cure may be out there in the form of an herb.
I've read that the Native Americans and Spaniards smoked Yerba Santa for respiratory conditions?because
"Toward this end it was also smoked in the belief that the smoke went exactly to the place it was needed---the lungs."
I believe it, but I've asked around and all herbalists tell me that someone with a respiratory condition should not be putting smoke in their lungs.
But I believe that the Indians knew something that we didn't.
There are statistics that people who smoke are less likely to get sarcoidosis, which to me could mean that , maybe something in the smoke (as well as the nutritive properties of the plant itself) kills or prevents the bacteria that (may) cause Sarcoidosis from prospering?
Does anyone have any insight into this or an opinion? I recognize that Yerba Santa can be made into a tea, but perhaps this makes it harder for the active healing ingredient to get to the lungs for healing.
(Tennessee)
08/09/2015
Dear Heatuponherbs,
The question of smoking an herb for the potential healing properties is a fascinating one.
I remember being quite shocked at the idea when I first read of it in Philip Fritchey's book, Practical Herbalism. It is perhaps my favorite herb book. I have a lot of respect for this herbalist and have learned so much from his book.
Anyway, he does discuss smoking the herb mullein. "The leaves, dried and smoked, like tobacco, are often useful in asthma and laryngeal affections." Mullein is a wonderful herb for lung issues (and many others.) It is generally a very gentle herb, though I do have a child that is allergic to it. Of course, you are considering another herb. All of this is just to say that one reputable modern herbalist does consider smoking an herb to be a viable option. (I would use a high quality and organic herb for this purpose.)
In his dosage information for mullein, he lists "smoke inhalant (dried first year leaves)" and suggests hand rolling a cigarette, or smoking in an ordinary tobacco pipe. He cautions not to "over do" as any kind of smoke can irritate the lungs.
Would I use this method of delivering an herb? Maybe. I would probably want to exhaust other reasonable options first. And methods less common or understood I am more likely to try on myself than someone else. (In fact, if you decide to try this, you should try it yourself before having your father try it.)
I think it is quite reasonable of you to suspect that there is a way to help your father, though doctors say his condition is irreversible.
You might also want to look in to serrapeptase, which has a reputation of dissolving scar tissue.
Also, please look in to Bill Munroe's Hydrogen Peroxide Inhalation Method on this site, for lung healing.
Please let us know what else you learn, and what you try. I hope you find a solution for your father! He is blessed to have you on his side.
~Mama to Many~
(Md)
08/09/2015
Dear Mama to Many,
Thank you for your reply and book recommendation. I will have to check it out. And you are right about me testing it out first. I had already planned to do that. I have a bit of asthma and I hope that maybe I will be able to see a difference in a reasonable amount of time.
My father has tried serrapeptase, but after months, we discontinued it because we did not see results. And then I found some internet stuff saying that serrapeptase never makes it to the lung, where it is needed, hence my interest in smoke.
I will also look into the hydrogen peroxide solution. It sounds very interesting.
Thanks again!
H: A safer and proly more effective administration for the Mullein would be take oral and a liquid extract by nebulizer.
Other herbs to consider is Comfrey, Gotu Kola, Marshmallow, and Hawthorn. An herbal combination like Solorays "Lung Caps" would, in my opinion, be the most likely to improve lung function.
Nebulizing Colloidal Silver or H2O2 might be necessary in the case of infection, which is likely as Mycoplasma infection in the lungs seems to be a growing culprit for otherwise idiopathic lung disorders. Livestock are sometimes decimated by respiratory pneumonia caused by mycoplasma from contaminated water.
