Immunosuppressive Drugs

[sanane]

my lab tests received last week. i have hashimotos tyroididis, and i am now on t4 medication,

btw, its an auto immune disease just like others , vitiligo on my scrotum, alopecia areata on my beard…

now i am %1000 sure that problems related to autoimmuntiy. i am 23 now and i have used to take high doses of dut & fin together when i was 19

maybe suppressing the immune system itself solves/hides that problem

anybody tried this way lately?

[bluecloud87]

Dexamethasone gathered a lot of hype and may well be worth a try, although i tried it and it didn’t help me.

[martinM]

@bluecloud87

Dexamethasone gathered a lot of hype and may well be worth a try, although i tried it and it didn’t help me.

Can you list anyone suffering from persistent side effects after discontinuing finasteride that has had long-term sustained improvements from Dexamethasone?

[sanane]

any “anti-body” suppressive herb, drug will heal our condition. in my opinion.

[braziliandude]

any auto immune health problem…can be cured most of the times with autohemotherapy…however vitiligo is known to have an emotinal background…and can be treated with hypnoses

[Second_Amendment]

@sanane

any “anti-body” suppressive herb, drug will heal our condition. in my opinion.

I highly doubt it’s that simple, even if PFS is an autoimmune disorder. If anyone does try an immunesuppressive drug, I recommend 1) a clean, healthy diet 2) extremely good hygiene 3) testosterone boosting weightlifting regimen to pump up androgens hoping they’ll “catch” while the immune system is suppressed.

I think this protocol is at least worth a try considering we have two members tested with eleveated immunoglobin e.

[Mew]

vitiligo is known to have an emotinal background…and can be treated with hypnoses

Lol… vitiligo is a medical condition, not an emotional one.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitiligo

“Vitiligo is a condition that causes depigmentation of sections of skin. It occurs when melanocytes, the cells responsible for skin pigmentation, die or are unable to function. The cause of vitiligo is unknown, but research suggests that it may arise from autoimmune, genetic, oxidative stress, neural, or viral causes”

Please stop posting nonsense, especially “hypnosis as a cure”.

[bluecloud87]

@Second Amendment

@sanane

any “anti-body” suppressive herb, drug will heal our condition. in my opinion.

I highly doubt it’s that simple, even if PFS is an autoimmune disorder. If anyone does try an immunesuppressive drug, I recommend 1) a clean, healthy diet 2) extremely good hygiene 3) testosterone boosting weightlifting regimen to pump up androgens hoping they’ll “catch” while the immune system is suppressed.

I think this protocol is at least worth a try considering we have two members tested with eleveated immunoglobin e.

Have you just thought of this off the top of your head? what do you mean by ‘catch the immune system?’