Like some others, my response is no because natural methods are already bringing significant improvements so that the illness is becoming more manageable, and I prefer to help the body to heal itself and fix the initial cause rather than poison it.
I have never been as badly affected as many people here, and I do understand your desperation. Until I overexerted myself severely and repeatedly (trying to heat my house with scavenged wood during two freezing winters plus caring for a terminally-ill pet) a few years ago, I was just able to continue running a very small business, but the overexertion and stress took me from mild-moderate to moderate, and no longer able to cope financially, which I was only just managing before. I am now back to the mild side of moderate and am optimistic that I will continue to improve gradually.
I have tried a range of treatments, mostly supplements, but it's only since finding the time to read up more thoroughly and combine particular things, and stick to it, that improvements have come.
A couple of people feel safe in hospital - I don't. In fact after an emergency admission in 2010 I have resolved to avoid them at all costs. I have had hospital-acquired infections numerous times, but the last stay was the last straw, with doctors refusing to take on board what I said, staff failing to provide approved medication when needed, a cannula being left in unused for days, becoming inflamed and quite-possibly infected, and the wrong treatment being given, among many other things.
And it's not just in the UK that people die from errors in hospitals. It seems to be common around the world.
I would love there to be a safe magic bullet that will relieve people's suffering, and I applaud the courage and dedication that some show in their stated desire to try a drug to help others.
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