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I found it interesting...

http://holisticnurse.com/ic/audio/MarkClark.html

Hi.... I came across this question on another site and wondered if anyone here had any idea's on the subject....

"Does anybody know if it's possible for Multiple Sclerosis to burn itself out?"

Any input would be very much appreciated....

Tiffany

This isn't really Bromley (who is taking a well-earned break from MS websites), just someone who sounds similar to him and has the same nickname.

Rituximab (Rituxin) currently in trial looks a very promising therapy. An internet search of Rituximab came across another MS charity (like the Boston Cure Project) who are doing / funding interesting work in California. The research section of their website is an interesting read. The key researcher being funded seems ...

Michael Moore is to make a film, 'Sicko' on the problems of the health industry in the US and he is calling for contributory stories. See www.michaelmoore.com

This could be one for you, Bromley! :) (although a change of residency might be a pre-requisite).

Russell Farris and Per Marin MD PhD book review by David Wheldon MB FRCPath

http://www.CPn Help.org/?q=book_review

This book explains how common, non-resolving intracellular infections can, over long periods of time, subvert the body's defences by causing chronic elevation of cortisol while provoking chronic activation of pro-inflammatory cytokines; this has serious repercussions, including type II diabetes, atheroma and heart disease. Much of what we put down to ageing is caused by chronic infection.


When I started as ...

Time to put a few more updated infos. up:

http://www.davidwheldon.co.uk/ms-treatment.html

http://www.CPn Help.org/

http://www.avenues-of-sight.com/index.html#anchor143296

Sarah :)

Thought these might be of interest to some...

http://www.marshallprotocol.com/forum37/4434.html
http://narcis.onderzoekinformatie.nl/nl ... ND1309448/
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/quer ... ds=2735279
http://www.marshallprotocol.com/view_to ... lerosis%22
http://www.marshallprotocol.com/view_to ... osis%5C%22
http://www.marshallprotocol.com/view_to ... osis%5C%22
http://www.marshallprotocol.com/view_to ... ghlight=MS

Fascinating theories on the emerging belief that our hyper-sterile world may be making us sick--and that we need worms in our GI tracts to help us stay healthy.

Focuses on Crohn's disease but multiple sclerosis is mentioned.

http://www.ivanhoe.com/channels/p_chann ... oryid=3573

Got to talking with my neuro at yesterday's appointment about how I'm sure there's a correlation between stress and MS exacerbations, and she agreed. Then she told me something very interesting.

She said, in the 1970s, when docs were just at the beginning of studying steroid use and other means to alleviate MS exacerbations, they compared two things: a dose of steroids at home vs. hospitalization, which meant the patient was admitted into a caring, ...

Brains of male mice boast extra nerve insulation 01 February 2006

The brains and spinal cords of male mice contain more of the protective, fatty substance called myelin, which insulates nerve cells, than their female counterparts, new research reveals. The finding could help to explain why some neurological diseases, including multiple sclerosis, strike one sex more than another.

Robert Skoff of the Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, US, and colleagues found an ...