4 ms·
You could just as likely be looking at it backwards. Could it just be a 300% increase due to 1000% increase in testing? It's not really surprising; our brains
by jp555 12y ago
You could just as likely be looking at it backwards.
Could it just be a 300% increase due to 1000% increase in testing?
It's not really surprising; our brains are profoundly good at finding patterns, even when there are none.
- rollthehard6 12y agoIt's quite possible IBD is just better diagnosed and patients are more aware of it yes. Myself I've been on Low Dose Naltrexone, more accurately, a low dose of Naltreone for 4 years and am asymptomatic, though I still have mildly active disease. The whole topic of OGF/Met-enkephalin is a fascinating one. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Met-enkephalin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Met-enkephalin And I agree, yes, there are many factors that contribute to auto-immune disease development both genetic and environmental.