[!! SPAM] Autoimmune question

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oleander soup , " Gaiacita " <gaiacita wrote:

>

> That's the problem with auto-immune. Any type of immune stimulant

can make

> the situation worse. Adaptogens seem to be the answer, but it's

hard to use

> your own pet as a guinea pig. There are few immune adaptogens so

all would

> be experimentation.

>

> I'm always confused by auto-immune problems. I just think our

system is NOT

> made to do this, ever. If it was normal then we'd all be dead. I just

> haven't figured out why the body does this. I can understand organs

in the

> body going wrong, I can see the immune system getting overwhelmed

and unable

> to keep up, but the body attacking itself? Just doesn't make sense.

It's

> got to be something wrong with the signals the immune sys it receiving.

> Wrong intercellular communication. But how to get it all to start

> communicating again? I'm going to check out that mushroom product

more. My

> friend that told me about it mentioned one other product that is

suppose to

> do the same thing, but I can't think of it now. I'll have to talk

to her

> again.

>

> Samala,

> Renee

>

> ----

>

> Oleander is considered an immune stimulant, although I don't

know how

> it would effect a dog with an overactive immune system. I own a dog

with

> hemolytic anemia, on occasion his immune system attacks his RBC's,

making

> him dangerously anemic. He has had 4 bouts of this and needed a

transfusion

> each time... it kills them quickly without it, usually in a day or

two if

> not caught early. I'm forced to give him prednisone and cyclosporine to

> suppress him immune system. I wish there was something out there

that would

> stop his immune system from attacking him. I've tried proteolytic

enzymes,

> probiotics, etc. His health is great but he still gets the attacks. I

> think it was triggered by a rabies shot about 6 years ago. His

first bout

> happend about two months after that.

>