(Part 2 … this two posts from another forum)

A Crohn's Tale … Another Happy Update 18-Mar-12 07:08 am

Those of you who have been around since last fall have seen my reports of a case of Crohn's in a young lady, senior in high school this year. I heard last September that she was facing "trial by hospital" all this year, having bits of her body … and her life … systematically removed … probably time after time.

I got her Anatabloc to try and, who would believe it, her doctor approved her trying it … they had tried everything else and she just kept getting worse. (She obviously had an extremely aggressive case … only one in 10 get it before 18, and she had had it since age 14.)

So, instead, a young lady who was about to have her senior high school year … this year … totally controlled and ruined due to Crohn's, by having to spend it having parts of her colon removed and wearing a colostomy bag (if indeed she had been able to stay in school at all), is, at this very moment, off on a week-long trip to Europe, instead, with her drill team, to participate in a festival.

This is something that would have been impossible but for one thing and one thing only ("medicine" had already tried everything else): Anatabloc. Two a day. Starting last October.(They did up it to three a day for the trip, re my concerns that all the stress would really test things). A dollar a day has saved $10s of 1000s … and HER LIFE.

As all of you know from my telling of the story, with updates (who've been here that long), I got the Anatabloc for her to try as a last resort. For a WONDERFUL change, her doctor agreed … "why not give it a try?" Wow … what if he hadn't approved (like so many are not).

Virtually no problems since she started taking it (one mild exacerbation two weeks in). She is living the life of a happy, care-free teen, as she should be. Anatabloc.

Without it she would be a hospital junky now, the illness draining her family's resources and narrowing down the possibilities for any kind of normalcy in life to an alleyway … or less. All who know (personally) about it speak of it as if a miracle. I'm OK with that.

I had been meaning to update this story here, this week (as she is enjoying her freedom abroad), so there it is. Seven months of life after four years of increasing hell. It gives me comfort all day every day. And there are sooo MANY such stories to be made.

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Izof_texas

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Re: A Crohn's Tale … Another Happy Update 18-Mar-12 09:24 am

Our daughter has been using Anatabloc for 2 months and we have reduced her Crohns flare up's by 80 -85% and if we had listened to our family friend earlier and not our doctor Shannon would be on her 6th month of decreased flare up's ..

The drs still insist that a over the counter supplement is not advisable and may cause harm to Shannons system .. Danny and I say nuts and our girl is leading a much much better life each and every day thanks to anatabloc

pnutbetterjamjelly

May I add (in two or more parts) the following information that may be of interest to you? I have been studying the anatabine story since its beginning, and in one respect helped report/"discover" its anti-inflammatory effect (as did a number of others).

I posted the following (plus a lot more) in another forum … this was update #5 in a series. By the way, nearly all report that Anatabloc "takes a while" only in helping with aches/pain/inflammation in large/complex joint problems (hip, back, etc.). Sinusitis is within hours, usually, asthma a day, and so on.

The Crohn's patient I detail had results starting within 24 hours. She had one moderate flareup two weeks in (Oct 2011). She has been "just fine" ever since, she reports … on two to three Anatabloc a day. At my suggestion she upped dose to three on European trip … and, addendum, that went without a hitch she reports.

Her doctor has cancelled her colonoscopies, etc. I wish they'd take a look to see just how much change has taken place.

Can you imagine having to start with this horror a girl at age 14?

(A man,) One of the things I like best about anatabine/Anatabloc is that women suffer these and other autoimmune diseases at ratios from 3 to ten or more time than do men (though I'm one of the very unlucky ones), and AT LAST here is something that can be done about it!

In particular for you I want to post a reply I got. MY VERY BEST WISHES TO/FOR YOU!

I've been on it since it became available and have had NO side effects.