Hidradenitis Suppurativa

http://norrisnuvo.co.uk/norris/hs2008/index.htm

http://hsf-uk.find-forum.net/forum.htm

Download this video at the internet archive, I have donated it to the public domain so it is freely available to anyone. it is at

http://www.archive.org/details/HidradenitisSuppurativa

I decided to make this video to maybe help anyone suffering from this debilitating illness. I have a lot more information at my website which is at
http://norrisnuvo.co.uk/norris/hs2008/index.htm

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• norrisnuvo
• hidradenitis
• suppurativa
• boils
• lesions
• cannabis
• skin
• acne
• pain

[grindstaobyrne]

i liked the stress bit masturbation surely is a gift xD but i also wonder has the daily pain inspired you to work harder and more diligantly in your work?

[norrisnuvo]

I suppose it has in that due to HS I had to give up my job as a teacher. Being at home 24/7 drove me mad with boredom, so I set about learning to use a lot of software and began to use acrylics. Over time I learned to create and edit video and to animate stuff.

The daily pain led to the daily use of cannabis, which in turn gave me inspiration and a new angle of cognition which was then developed in my work.

[geoguitargod]

i want to ask if the acount holder of this video could tell me weather they have looked ito this, if not i promise to keep in touch. thanks again x

[norrisnuvo]

I have had both roacutene and accutane prescribed and it did little for me, although I have heard of some people having some remission on these drugs. I am in a remission period myself at the moment, just a couple of 'old faithfulls' erupting every few weeks.

I changed my diet a year or so ago and my HS and overall health has improved since. I cut all processed foods and cut sugar - I still drink and toke and smoke though.

norris

[billyyyy12]

has anyone tried using perscription : yaz?

[norrisnuvo]

Prescription for what???

[tammiekittie]

I do not have any auto-immune disorders, but I have recently discovered that my grandmother had this disease. It is definitely genetic.

[tammiekittie]

@billyyyy12 Yaz helped, somewhat, but the side effects of Yaz are not worth it. Look into Loestrin-FE... similar to YAZ, but with less side effects.

[snowy2285]

i have HS as well. am booked for surgery in a month and a bit. have you ever done that? im not really sure what to expect except a lot of pain.

[NebetSeta]

I have HS, but am lucky that my case is slight. Not much pain; sadly, it's the other issues that plague me and do so very well! :( So, I hear you here. *hugs*

[normadawnhicks]

wonderfully done!!

[Wubnig]

What about the scarring? I just got back from the dermatologist and he said theres literally nothing I can do. I have extensive scarring all over my body. I'm 21 years old. Am I suppose to live with these scars until the day I die? I can't...

[DaDub08]

hgdfs

[Nyder]

@Nyder Alcohol is inflammatory too, as is tobacco...

Cannabis helps LOADS.

[Nyder]

@Nyder Since cleaning up my diet, I have experienced higher testosterone levels, lower estrogen levels, a stronger immunity (I literally NEVER get sick), etc.

Hidradenitis, thyroid issues, and autoimmune issues are diseases of lifestyle primarily (primarily being a key word here).

[Nyder]

I believe I have identified a cause and a "cure"--toxicity in our environment and food supply which leads to a weakened immune system. Thus, hidradenitis is a symptom, not the disease itself.

Inflammatory foods (for me, at least, if I am completely abstinent I do not have HS but this is extremely difficult in the world today): all meat except fish and grass fed naturally raised meat (too expensive for my tastes), dairy and eggs (especially dairy), most processed foods, gluten (not as much).