Re: PANCREATIC BURN OUT- -USING ALCOHOL TO ACCELERATE PROCESS..

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Hey there.I am ka. I have been told by several specialists(UCSF)that even

with burn out and brittle diabetes-there is no garauntee that you will be pain

free. It doesn't work the same with every person. Was you CP brought on by

alcohol? Hope to chat with ya.Best wishes for a pain free day! ka OH by the

by-There are other drugs that can elevate your amylase and lipase very quickly

and make it stay high for days...I know for a fact..If you want to know what

ones-feel free to ask...

gottabe_alakelover wrote:Okay, I know that I should not bring this up here. I

am probably

going to catch it, wide open. Flame me if you must, but this is an

important question. This only concerns a select few of us. The end

stage, 12+ years, pancreas cutdown to less than 30%. Reducted and

working fine. Your remaining pancreas is just as bad as the parts

removed. You have been told of the pancreas burning out and no more

pain. You may have tried beer to burn it out and found that it caused

more pain from the gas or whatever. Hard liquor only takes a small

amount and thus causes less problems. You can quit at anytime pain

starts. If need you can check into the hospital and scream alcohol

pancreatitis. Maybe get the stomach pumped and a few days to get back

on your feet. You got better turn around time only having part of the

organ. If you take a few sips of hard booze daily or whenever your

system is right, can you burn and shutdown the pancreas and leave the

blood vessels intact. The blood vessels were always the reason for

not removing the complete pancreas in the past. Could the very enemy

of the pancreas, the poison of alcohol, be used to cure the very last

stage, without surgery? Has there been a study on this or is one

going on? Is there another type of chemical to do this? No one should

have to worry about brittle diabetes because they already have it.

This the last final stand. Death or pain-free! I would like to hear

the pros as I could tell most of the cons. This is not for the ones

with a full pancreas and no major problems. This will hurt you very

bad. This for the ones backed to the wall. Will hard drinks burn that

little piece of pancreas out, and pain stop but brittle diabetes

continue. This maybe in the caveman era or hightech age. Someone

needs to test this if it has a chance, If I did it would I be the

first? Or is there history and a proven path?

Thanks,

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