From: stutzbearcat1929@yahoo.com
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> You can search all the Universities, medical establishments, etc. etc.
etc.
> in all the world, and I stand by my assertion that crohns disease and UC
You know nothing about Ulcerative Colitis ( UC ).
> are
> caused by stimulants, anti-depressants being the more common because of
the
> heavy use.
Then, how does one at the age of six ( 6 ) have a diagnosis of UC.
> Anyone want to make a bet, $1,000. 0r 100,000 (which I do not
> have, of course) $1,000 is okay.
> I don't say this recklessly, I know for certain though I am neither
> physician or medical person. It does not have a medical cause and
anyone
> that has crohns can prove it to their self if they take the time.
> Most times, if the crohnie is thinking of that person on the stimulant,
> he/she will feel the pain or symptom. A very dear psychiatrist whom I was
> taking someone living with me to, could not believe this as the cause, but
> always asked about it. Said a fellow who came to him wanted to know why
he
> felt a pain every time he thought of this particular person. Reasonable
> question for the Doc. Doctor didn't know, and I couldn't think fast
enough
> and had the answer ready for the next visit. Unfortunately, the Doctor
did
> not live until the next visit.
> Male nurse at the nursing home was having pain in his feet, standing and
> walking, asked me why (I always talked so much) I told him this particular
> woman on anti-depressants is sitting in front of his lobby desk, watching
> him constantly. Came in the following week, said the doctor diagnosed
> crohns disease. Instead of saying something to the administrator, he
quit.
> Heard he was suing the home but really has no case as the FDA has not made
> the anti-depressants banned drugs.
> The proof it etc.etc. etc. I take this seriously, as I worry for my and
> everyone's future generations that will have no idea of the actual cause.
Why not work on the solution, rather than complain.
> They will still be saying cow's milk, bacteria. and a few new nonsense
> causes like genetics.
Nonsense! Just the opposite.
> (Usually more than one person can be using
> anti-depressants in a family, thus several people in the family
suffering.)
> Age is no factor neither. Babies, small children with Inflammatory Bowel
> Disease, young adults, college students (sometimes smoking marijuana in
> groups) adults and old, old, oldsters. I could go on and on, but it
does
> no good, I need help,
Study.
> someone that is strong in morals and weak in animal
> strength to cope with the pharmaceuticals and physicians.
> This will affect almost all in time in one way or another. It is too
> difficult to accept because of the ramifications it will produce.
> Gail Michael Gail Michael Gail Michael
> Kureforcrohns Kureforcrohns Kureforcrohns>>
> >>
> > You may want to search Yale School of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Library
of
> > Congress, Merck Manual, National Library of Medicine, Medline, Medline
> > Plus,
> > Pubmed, info.com, and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, The National
> > Institute of Health, ...to name a few.
> >
> > The etiology of Crohns's Disease is not definitly known, although most
> > research indicates problems associated with the immune system's reaction
> > to
> > bacteria and genetic predisposition. At the same time, there are
articles
> > which may associate CD with the environment, although the environment
> > factors not being not specific.
> >
> > By the way, CD usually appears between the ages of 15 to 45.
> >
> > Stutz
> >
> >
>
>
Stutz
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