Guest guest Posted January 1, 2008 Report Share Posted January 1, 2008 Thanks again, Jeff, for the time you spent on your reply. And thank you for your exhaustive reseasrch. Could you please help me with a short cut. Thanks for pointing out the difference between en triggers and pg underlying causes. Where can I find a list of the 20 underlying causes? I did not mean to imply that there were natural cures. I was pointing out natural stresses to my immune system that were quite significant, and sustained over decades because it took me until my mid forties to realize my food sensitivities. Once I made the diet changes, the extent of my reactions became very obvious because of the remarkable improvements. But with all that appreciated, I certainly realize that my immune system is damaged beyond what I can effect with dietary changes. I don't think I can undo the damage that has been done. (But I would like to avoin doing even more damage if there are triggers I might avoid.)Between all the food and chemical sensitivities, allergy history, and chemo and radiation treatments for Hodgkin's, and a life- long history of unusual amounts of stress (starting with being raised by generations of alcoholics) - I think it would be nieve to think that I can reverse the immune damage with some homeopathic remedies, nutriceuticles and organic foods. But I do these things in hopes of pampering my immune system. I wasn't reaching out fishing for natural remedies. I was curious to see if others had similar personal health histories. I love the " poll " section. I was a sociology major. I have an active curiosity about researching what people have in common form the past once they realize they have something common in the present. Tina erythema_nodosum_Group Jan 1, 2008 tina, i have done exhaustive research since my severe problem with pg. my underlying cause is crohns disease. in some cases there is no link to an underlying cause, most often there is....best estimates are 50/50. there are about 20 associated diseases that are underlying. pg is not " triggered " , as en is. there is a very distinctive difference. even tho we do not know the mechanism behind pg, there is a lot we do know. there has been evidence, nor have i ever been able to find a, more or less, " natural " cause for pg, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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