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Amy Yasko, PhD discusses her biomedical treatment protocol

Submitted by Louise on Thu, 2010-06-10 11:15.

Amy Yasko, PhD discusses her biomedical treatment protocol

Methylation, Metals Toxicity and Nutrogenomics Testing Results, a major Adjunct Treatment enables Nerve Coating (Re-myelination)

Submitted by Louise on Tue, 2010-06-08 11:50.

Methylation, Metals Toxicity and Nutrigenomic Testing Results,a major Adjunct Treatment enables Nerve coating repair.

Blogpage Originally Submitted by Louise on Sunday, 2010-03-21 17:06. Chronic Fatigue Syndromeⁱ Fibromyalgiaⁱ Folic acidⁱ Geneticsⁱ Immuneⁱ Infectionsⁱ Inflammationⁱ Melatoninⁱ Multiple Sclerosisⁱ Neurological diseasesⁱ Seratoninⁱ Supplementsⁱ

Biofilms - Clinical Implications of, by Dr. Stephen Olmstead, Chief Science Officer for Prothera and Klaire Labs -

Submitted by jeanneroz on Wed, 2010-06-02 19:35.

On February 26, 2009, Dr. Stephen Olmstead, Chief Science Officer for ProThera® and Klaire Labs™, gave a lecture to the Physicians’ Roundtable meeting in Greenville, North Carolina on gastrointestinal biofilm.

Biofilms - Supplements related to their treatment by dispelling and absorbing dispersal of Biofilms metal bearing contents

Submitted by Louise on Wed, 2010-05-19 09:56.

Biofilms - Supplementsⁱ related to treatment of biofilms through the action of dispelling their cell walls and then absorbing the dispersal of the Biofilms metal bearing contents.

Please post supplementsⁱ and sources for same that are used in the treatment of biofilms in this forum topic.

Making some good progress :)

Submitted by Miying Meng on Sun, 2010-04-25 21:14.

^{2010 March - April Update
Pulse date: Mar. 29^{th - Apr. 2nd.}^{I finally did my first 5 day tinidazole pulse since July 2009.}^{But first a refresher with a bit of my pulse history follows:}}

3 Year Anniversary (4/14/2010) .... My Rear View Mirror

Submitted by jeanneroz on Fri, 2010-04-16 10:22.

reminder to self to complete

LDN Audio Talk available

Submitted by Louise on Mon, 2010-04-05 18:23.

LDNⁱ Audio Interview of Jaquelyn McCandless, MD on the Mary Bradley Show;

Gut Microorganisms

Submitted by Louise on Sat, 2010-02-20 07:50.

"...Research articles to show that the toxins found in microorganisms play an important role ..... , in particular, lipopolysaccharideⁱ ( LPSⁱ) the bacterial toxins from gram negative bacteria that inhabit the gut of those with... (bacterial infectionsⁱ). LPS toxicity works synergistically with mercury and other heavy metal poisonings to expand damage. These heavy metals increase harm from LPS. In addition, LPS decreases glutathione levels making it even more difficult for the body to detoxify heavy metals."

The entire website and articles can be found here; http://www.microbialinfluence.com/

InterFase Plus and Biofilms

Submitted by jeanneroz on Thu, 2010-02-11 10:15.

Last Wednesday, I decided to start the InterFase Plus for the treatment of biofilms. I was curious to see what, if any, type of reaction I would have. The recommended dosage (on the bottle) is 2-8 capsules per day. Additionally, I have a schedule obtained from an autism parent given to her by the autism doc, Dr. McCandless, but it is too agressive IMOⁱ, for me so I decided to only take it on M/W/F, the days I take both Azith and Doxyⁱ. (I switched back to Azith, from Roxi January 2010).

List of Probiotic Bacteria

Submitted by jeanneroz on Mon, 2010-01-18 23:23.

I thought some may find this list helpful:

List of Probiotic Bacteria

Probiotics are friendly bacteria that live in the intestines. Promoting healthy digestion and absorption of some nutrients, they act to crowd out pathogens, such as yeasts, other bacteria and viruses that may otherwise cause disease. Probiotics develop a mutually advantageous symbiosis with the human gastrointestinal tract. They benefit from the foods we ingest and our bodies utilize the byproducts of their life processes.

Pulse #12 Culminated with an ER Visit

Submitted by jeanneroz on Sun, 2009-10-11 18:01.

For my records here….. I started pulse #12 on Sunday, October 4th. I have been tolerating my pulses (for the most part) decently. The first 2 days the left side of my head felt clogged with cement. My left ear, eye, lymph nodes, sinus were painful. Right knee painful. Total inability to concentrate... first 3 days I felt as if I were in "suspended animation" and all I really did was “zone out” and stay in the house.

LDN for Fibro

Submitted by Louise on Sat, 2009-09-12 13:27.

Found a few new links. LDNⁱ for Fibro and more.

http://www.ldn-for-fibro.com/

http://www.ldn-for-crohns.com/

If a probiotic reolves most of your symptoms?

Submitted by biohazard on Fri, 2009-09-11 10:03.

I was on Culturelle for a month, I took a break for a business trip (5 days) felt worse. Got home was taking again and felt better.

Ran out of the stuff. Wasn't sure if that was what was making me feel better or other supps I was taking at the time.

The last couple of weeks since I've run out my gut has gotten very toxic.

Got my culturelle yesterday, took 2 after taking some bicarb-soda to reduce stomach acid.

This morning feel good, enough energy to go to the gym again (which I was able to do when taking the stuff before).

Vestibular Neuronitis-regardless CPN Needs More Awareness

Submitted by Quality_Rules on Thu, 2009-08-27 23:07.

New to this forum... Hello!

I was diagnosed with cpnⁱ in 2001 (by titer) after I sought medical attention due to my airways shutting down, wheezing, coughing, etc. Had all the classic symptoms of cpn. Treated with Avelox, seravent, albuterol, flonase, another nasal thing, claritin, bromfed, etc.

I have a B.S. in microbiology and I am a licensed clinical laboratory scientist. I told my physician that I thought I had an atypical pneumonia. Did a mycoplasma titer first, and it came back negative. Then did a cpn titer, and BINGO!

what to do nausia

Submitted by horses12 on Thu, 2009-07-09 07:09.

Iritable bowel syndrome

I have been having problems with eating lately. In the mornings it's seems the worst and now it has turned into severe nausia. Can anyone give some advise on what seemed to help them trough this phase.

I also need to update my signiture as I still have not started back on my antibioticsⁱ due to vascular issues. Maybe this could be the cause.

Thank you all.

Bonnie