Myeloproliferative Disease

Question: Why would someone crave buttermilk? My father is 73 years old with numerous health problems. He is diabetic and has a condition called Myeloproliferative Disease that is a cousin of Lukemia. Lately he has all but stopped eating but he craves buttermilk and consumes it by at least a half gallon a day. Why would he crave buttermilk?

Answer: Buttermilk is one of the most effective home remedies in the treatment of diarrhea. Buttermilk is the residual milk left after the fat has been removed from curd by churning. It helps overcome harmful intestinal flora. The acid in the buttermilk also fights germs and bacteria. Buttermilk may be taken with a pinch of salt three or four times a day for controlling this disease. http://www.best-home-remedies.com/digest… My father used to crave buttermilk when his stomach was upset and hurting from some sort of ulcer.

Question: Cannibal Corpse Death Walking Terror? In death walking terror, what is the basic storyline, and in the video, what is the disease tha man has? I thought it was Myeloproliferative disease, but that doesn't seem to be right. i can't find any evidence that Myeloproliferative disease makes you kill people. can anyone help?

Answer: haha...that's interesting I found someone asking this, since I wondered why they had that part in the video where the doctor writes down "Myeloproliferative disease" as a diagnosis. I think that's a really good song by Cannibal Corpse, and a cool video too. Not to mention kinda creepy. haha. The video is kinda confusing to me, but it seems like that old man in the video represents the Grim Reaper and then you have the guy who seems to have lost his mind and is killing some people. And when you see the old man, it's like a warning that someone is about to be killed. I could be wrong, but I'd be surprised if that's not at least KINDA what is going on. haha. I hope this helps. By the way, you might get a more certain answer by checking out the official Cannibal Corpse message board at www.cannibalcorpse.org.

Question: does anyone have high platelet count that is NOT correlated with a leukemia and/or other bone marrow diseases? my hematologist said i might have essential thrombocythemia (a myeloproliferative disorder), but my allergist says that many young patients have moderately high platelet levels (mine is 628, although it's been increasing for a few years). i've had really bad allergies since I was kid, especially since moving to TX, so could that be elevating the platelets? i don't see my hematologist again until next week, so i'm looking for a heads up.

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