Kumar said:
Pls think about; "Shocking effect" which I mentined in bold letters.
If the immune system is already under strain then adding additional stress does not help the situation.
Glucocorticoids are not a foreign substance to our body, so its optimal quantity may not matter but its imbalanced quantity can matter.
Glucocorticids are only present within the bloodstream when they have been released as part of the stress reaction. There is no "ballanced" level.
What about gastric acid? Does it got effected by stresses or mental stressess or polluted environment & modern lifestyle?
Digestion is inhibited as part of the "fight or flight" response. Chronic interuption can lead to problems in sever cases (ulcers, for example). I do not know enough about the effects of polution or nutrition (as part of our modern lifestyle) on digestion to coment on them.
Btw, are we sure that auto-immunity is always harming not an immune defense response?
Yes. Autoimmune disorders are classified as such because they are harmful. Otherwise, they would not be called autoimmune disorders.
Initiation of placebo effect by any mean can be thought as " by healing agent"--medicine or remedy.
Healing is not magic. Specific treatments have specific effects to mitigate problems that the body cannot handle on it's own: antibiotics kill bacteria, antidepressants ballance brain chemistry, and so forth. There's no such thing as a "healing agent" that simply goes in and fixes things.
On the occasions that there is a physiological aspect to the placebo effect at all, it may be more appropriate to say that it prevents bodily responses from aggravating the problem rather then suggest that it actively heals them. If the body's recovery systems were able to heal the problem on their own there'd be no need for assistance in the first place.
So it can't be said that any healing/treatment if initiated by any mean--chemical or otherwise--can be a fake effect--as sometimes we think to placebo effect?
A placebo effect is, by definition, a fake effect; it is not caused by the applied treatment.
No one can say what really cure. You say concentrated chemicals, homeopathy says "vital force" some other say "GOD", Some other may say "self healing power or defence mechanism". There can be so many theories.
That is why theories must be carefuly tested. Some chemicals have passed such tests to prove their effectiveness and these are generaly known as "medicines".
God or the "vital force" have yet to pass any tests that prove they have any influence at all, beneficial or not. Therefore they cannot be used as a basis for medical treatment.
Some may present observable but not measurable real effects other observable real+ measurable adversities some other may only present only adversities.
All observable effects are measureable.
Edit: @%$# grammar...