Obtaining remission naturally/Causes MAP Bateria, GMOs, Vaccines, Antibiotics?

Hello everyone, I hope you're all starting the new year with no inflammation and in good health. I am Crohn's patient who is currently in remission with the help of my friend Remicade (infliximab). I was diagnosed at 11 years old and have spent my whole life ignoring the fact I have this disease, generally healthy with the help of all sorts of medications. I ate Big macs, drank coca cola and have been part of this wild human experiment ingesting all sorts of GMO's. Combined with crappy genes, a lifetime of scheduled vaccines, antibiotics for all sorts of things, sounds like the perfect storm to mess up my regulatory system. Crohn's seems to have an interesting connection to Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis baterium as well (MAP). Whatever the cause, I want my body back, and I don't want to be a Remicade stat anymore. So far I've gone from 7 weeks to 10 weeks per treatment with no symptoms and hope to ween off this year. This is my supplement plan & diet. Please feel free to contribute and ideas. If I can help with anything I'm happy to do so.

Supplements & Natural Treatments:
THC/CBD
Probiotics
Digestive Enzymes
Omega 3
Sodium Bicarbonate
Vitamin B12
Vitamin C
Magnesium Chloride
Green Superfood Powder
Will add:
Tumeric, Edible clay, Flax seed oil and anything else to promote a healthy body with the ability to rejuvenate intestinal flora naturally. All supplements are geared towards improving my regulatory system, with a healthy immune system and minimal inflammation.

Diet:
Salmon & chicken
Organic greek yogurt, Cheese, soy/almond milk
Quinoa, hemp cereal, chick peas, pasta, potatoes, oatmeal
Bananas, apples, Oranges, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries
Green peppers, spinach, cucumbers, carrots, celery, garlic

I stopped drinking milk, avoid red meats, greasy food, processed food etc. I choose organic whenever I have the choice, for vegetables and fruit it's not always so easy. I cheat on occasion and once a week you may find me with my hand in a bag of Dorito's... Likely after my daily dosage of THC. I'd love to hear from others who took control of their own bodies naturally and are no longer dependent on our friends at Big Pharma. I'm not positive I'll be successful in my attempt, but I'll keep you all updated if you're interested. We're all in this fight together, and i'm not just talking about Crohn's. The health of humanity is under siege and we must stop looking at the profiteers for a cure.

Peace health and love,
Andrew

Is there a way to have a one on one conversation with this site? How?
Thanks, Dawn

Why would you stop a treatment that is working and not causing side effects for you?

Your plan sounds like nothing but wishful thinking to me. You might be lucky and it might "work," but why take the risk? And make no mistake, it is a risk.

The risk vs. Reward just makes sense... I won't be stopping overnight, I will see how my body reacts as I extend the length in between treatments. I've also read that the odds of remicade working if I were to restart are quite high. The risk of being on such a powerful drug my whole life is scary, and the long term effects are still very unclear. I also don't like the idea of being dependant on such an expensive drug. As governments go deeper and deeper into debt who knows how long they'll continue to pay for such expensive treatments. Thank you usher for your input! I'll definitely look into your suggestions but definitely sound like an addition I need to make. Dawnc is it me you want to message?

I definitely feel your concern beave. And your right the risk is definitely there. We'll see how I'm doing once I reduce to 12 or 16 weeks. One step at a time. That said it's important to also weigh the risks of being on remicade long term. Do you have the stats for the risk of reaction after stopping and restarting? I'd definitely love to know. I wish you all the best!