Re: Effective Anti-Inflammatory Fruit, Pineapple/ Meghan n Wyatt

March 31, 2008

Dear Meghan,

I'm happy that my post could be what you were looking for and that

was hurting to see your kid suffering PSC, as a point I wanted to

mention

again about Pineapple, the enzymes inside are Anti-Inflammatory. and

PSC, Arthritis are inflammatory disease so it can be such a

medicine but

natural. Happy to hear that Wyatt has no itching but this doesn't

mean

that there's no inflammation there. in fact Primary Sclerosing

Cholangitis is the inflammation of bile ducts, so make it as a

daily fruit for

both of you and I beg God that helps us not to suffer anymore.

and Wyatt is very young so excercise is neccessary and it may be a

way in managing PSC or even curing by doing REGULAR sports. and for

you

too but you should find the best REGULAR excercises as sometimes it

can

be hurting to arthritis.

that surprised me when I saw you and your kid both are suffering

what

my brother and I suffer. I recently found out that both of these

disease are AutoImmune disease. it means that our body in that

organ is

attacking to itself by our antibodies. so I thought it can be such

a clue

in my research of PSC CURE.

and ask Wyatt to keep praying optimistically that it strengthens

Immune System.

God bless you both with healing

Melvyn

20 yrs, Tehran, PSC 2005

Whipple and Cholecyctectomy

>

> > started googling about PINEAPPLE that I found ***Bromelain

> Enzyme*** as a strong Anti Inflammatory enzyme which can be great

> for many other disorders like ...., arthritis...., edema,

> inflammation... surgical traumas...It was great to see it can be

used

> for Arthritis (inflammation of the joints ) as well because my

> brother is suffering it and it's an AutoImmune Disease too. It's

a

> somehow odd that whatever I find useful for PSC it is for

Arthritis

> too.

>

> Hi Melvyn, I can't thank you enough for posting this. My son

(who

> has PSC) does not have any itching yet, but I will look into the

> bromelain enzyme now for later itching. I will also look into it

now

> for myself (for today, this week, next, and on) and on that, I'm

very

> grateful to you. I have arthritis in my hands and am off all meds

> and supplements right now as pre-op for spinal surgery in April.

> I've only been off for 4 days, but my hands began swelling up and

> feeling the aching, throbbing, and stiffness right away.

> Ironically, I was going to post a question on my own message board

> today asking if there was any food w/ anti-inflammtory properties,

> since I can't take any meds or supplements (not even my

multivitamin

> b/c I'm suppose to avoid vit E pre-op). I know to avoid tomatoes

> right now b/c they are an inflammatory food, but haven't

researched

> the anti-inflammatory foods yet. Being off meds, of course,

hasn't

> helped any w/ the inflammation in and around my spine either, so

yet

> another boost to looking into this enzyme in pineapples. THANK YOU

> for sharing this information that may help me now and my son later

> on. Your timing is unbelievable.

> Meghan, mom to 13yo Wyatt-psc,ibd,fap,ai hives, gerd

>

March 31, 2008