Alternative Remedies

Tried some 'Herbal Remedies' for Crohn's?

Yes - 66.7% - 2 votes

No - 33.3% - 1 votes

Considering - 0.0% - 0 votes

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Count Tuscany

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Posted 2/15/2013 5:38 PM (GMT 0)

So I have recently acquired a plant-like substance that is considered illegal in what.. about 44 or so states these days? Because I generally cannot speak so such things with my doctor, I was curious about others experience with this so called 'magnificent herbal' remedy that has shot to fame in moves like Half-baked and Snoop Dogg music videos...

Any successes/ Any abject failures?

Thanks...

Post Edited (Count Tuscany) : 2/15/2013 10:41:37 AM (GMT-7)

NiceCupOfTea

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Posted 2/15/2013 5:49 PM (GMT 0)

Just gonna tell you this discussion won't be allowed, so you're not surprised at the inevitable thread closure.

Try Reddit's Crohn's disease subreddit - anything goes on there.

Count Tuscany

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Posted 2/15/2013 5:57 PM (GMT 0)

Well, understood. I rather just delete directly, but I guess that's how it is. Thanks.

NiceCupOfTea

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Posted 2/15/2013 8:03 PM (GMT 0)

No worries, just thought I'd mention it... :-/

I personally live too sheltered a life to be able to source said herb easily, so I couldn't try it even if I wanted to. It does appear to be a good pain reliever, but whether it does anything for the underlying Crohn's or not, I wouldn't have the foggiest: probably not.

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