Why Suppressing Autoimmune Symptoms Can Make You Sicker - AI Podcast
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- Treating illnesses by suppressing symptoms frequently precipitates far more severe diseases which have rippled out throughout our society
- The primary management for most autoimmune conditions is through symptom suppressing drugs, which frequently have significant toxicity
- In most cases, autoimmune disorders and inflammatory joint conditions have an underlying cause, such as a chronic undiagnosed stealth infection or food allergy, which when addressed significantly improve the condition
- Many factors in life that we can control and do not require prescriptions to address (e.g., diet, stress or sleep) directly contribute to autoimmunity and, when addressed, improve it
- This article will review some of the key steps which can be taken to improve autoimmune disorders and reduce one's reliance upon toxic medications
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