Charlatan

Sarcoidosis.

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, 23rd June 2012 at 01:48 PM (2313 Views)

Sarciodosis is something i have not studied and the views held by myself are not the views of the forum.

Sarciodosis is an inflamtion in the lungs and leads to brething problems.

If you want to relax your lungs, you should inject adrenaline into yourself, this will subside the effects while you seek further treatment, as the body will have sped up enough to breathe with the disease present.

Then you would want to heat the lungs up, as that is a sign of coexistence in the body. Think of when you are sick, you will heat up as your body tries to fight the disease? Same here, so, when you exercise your body heats up trying to pump the blood through it. This will pump blood through your lungs, probably.

Now, to get rid of the disease, you have access to it in a deflamed condition while under these conditions. If you were to consume a lot of acids into your lungs - inject them in - they would work as a lemon does to a corn, another home remedy, sucking the disease out of the lungs and into the lemon, then out through the uria tract.

If you were to not have a lemon handy, or some other acids, then you might want to use a lot of salt, as I have previously prescribed. If you were to use these acids or salts, they would suck the disease up into the blood stream and then eject it when you excrete stuffies.

This will improve your condition, and there is nothing wrong with injecting yourself with lemon juice once a week. All holes to your lungs will be healed quickly, probably not even causing you a moments hardship for a few seconds. If you were to want to get rid of the inflamtion completely, try shock treating your system with lemon juice, which is healthy in itself anyways.

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Maryjane - 25th June 2012 12:30 AM
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001140/

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Medensis - 25th June 2012 01:43 AM
Is this serious?

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Charlatan - 25th June 2012 04:55 AM
Yes, for me it is. You being a medical guy, can you debunk it, or do you like it? Cheaper remedies that people can afford i like to call it.

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Medensis - 27th June 2012 01:46 AM
Lemon juice ingested is quite alright but injected I would imagine would not be good for your body over time.

To be clear NaCl(Salt) is not an acid.

I can kind of see what you're implying but all of this is unsafe and I don't recommend it. Sarcoidosis usually goes away without treatment. Should it get serious, corticosteroids are used. Adrenaline should never be used. Yes, the disease causes a loss of norepinephrine(adrenaline) but that doesn't mean you should inject it to better your symptoms. It likely wouldn't do anything but interfere with anesthetics, should you need them.

My advice: Go to your doctor if you're ill. Don't get creative with adrenaline and lemons.

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Charlatan - 27th June 2012 09:15 AM
Okay...

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Charlatan - 27th June 2012 11:21 AM
Maybe drinking a lot of acids then?

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Medensis - 28th June 2012 04:46 PM
Might help the symptoms because of the other benefits of lemon juice(there are alot) but I don't think it would do much to detriment the pathophysiology of Sarcoid. Your blood has buffers in it to prevent acidity and keep it at around 7.4 pH. If ingesting acids alone were to heal you of sarcoid, then your stomach would do a fine job as it has a lower pH acidity than lemon juice.

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Charlatan - 29th June 2012 08:26 AM
Oh yes, that reminds me of another idea i had a while ago. For cholesterol, you would inject stomach acids into the blood, and that would eat all the 'junk' in clogged arteries around the body.

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