Are there any natural alternatives to using cortisone?

Are there any natural alternatives to using cortisone? A person dear to me has been using cortisone for respiratory problems for over a year, with a consequent breakdown of the immune system. Thanks for any suggestions. Roberto.

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There is an alternative method of treatment for most diseases, which considers these as the consequence of a functional imbalance of the whole organism, caused in turn, over time, by lifestyle errors and environmental conflicts, preceded by constitutional aspect of the subject that conditions his response to stimuli and events and his predisposition to various diseases. Through this refined methodology, we try to identify not an equal remedy for all those who have the same pathology, but rather a specific remedy for that person, which as such can act on the causes of his ailments and not only, as it does in great art. of cases allopathy, on the effects. This methodology is the basis of the homeopathic approach to diseases and, in expert people,

I approve of the homeopath ‘s answer so I suggest that approach as a possibility of individualized treatment. As a Naturopath I could suggest a phytotherapeutic remedy, the mother tincture of Ribes Nigrum which stimulates the natural production of cortisone. The Chromopuncturein addition to finding the appropriate therapy to alleviate the symptom linked to the respiratory tract, it works on the constitutional ground of the individual and on the functional model, in this case by resorting to stimulation of the endocrine system or by modulating the reactivity to the cause triggering the symptom. Having to resort to the use of cortisone for more than a year is already a sign of a rather important ailment that cannot be solved by taking only a remedy. I suggest a naturopathic or chromopuncture consultation or alternatively a homeopathic visit.

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Dear Roberto, in nature the ribes nigrum exists in the form of a mg preparation which is known for its versatility and effectiveness, but also because it has a cortison like action. However, I have too few indications to recommend effective supportive therapy. Also I do not recommend proceeding with the replacement of cortisone with other solutions (albeit healthier) without the advice of a doctor who follows his friend. There is a need to investigate the causes and ways in which asthma occurs and to have a broader picture of its situation globally. kind regards