Is there any natural treatment for Relapsing Polychondritis?
Are there natural treatment(s) that may improve the quality of life of people with Relapsing Polychondritis? Here you can see if there is any natural remedy and/or treatment that can help people with Relapsing Polychondritis
No natural treatments available in my opinion.
I've tried many other treatments from Chinese Medicine to Acupuncture to Chiropractic which all offered me good results.
8/14/17 by Susan 2000
If there is anything natural, I would think it would be to eat organic foods. God didn't intend for us to eat a lot of the stuff we do today. I believe You Are What You Eat is very true!!
9/1/17 by Diane 2050
debatable... there are reports on the internet about curing RP with a vegan diet! However, I was actually vegan for three years before my diagnosis and it didn't stop my trachea narrowing dangerously.
However, certain diets do help relieve symptoms and inflammation and many patients with RP do use alternative and holistic, and natural remedies to help them in their day to day living with RP.
Try to exercise not much but as possible. Keep calm and avoid stress
6/12/19 by Laoura 2050
I am unaware of any natural remedies for relapsing polychondritis. Some have advised in the support groups that following an autoimmune diet protocol have helped their flares. There is no known cure for relapsing polychondritis.
6/12/19 by Kaz 3000
No, however, some people follow a vegan diet, some people find that cbd oil helps.
12/30/19 by Leanne 2500
Many folk like to try various natural relief, but it is a very individual choice.
12/30/19 by Carrie 3050
Not in my case. However, I suppose some focus on wellness which would be a safety factor from the depression.
Unfortunately not, I'm unaware of
I don't know of any treatment naturist... although I have heard that cleanse the blood of all the medicine is swallowed the body is a good thing, it made with this type of treatment...
10/2/17 by Kevin Ochoa. Translated
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