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good afternoon everyone...just a question is it unusual for things to take so long in getting diagnosed...i have had problems for almost three months and seem to get slowly worse but nothing is showing up on anything...last thing i am doing is a neuropysch battery test..as he calls....so does it normally take this long or is it just me and my situation....kinda of frustrating for me..... :( ...

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Vitamin D Intake Vital for Bone Health
By Ed Edelson
HealthDay Reporter


TUESDAY, Nov. 8 (HealthDay News) -- A new Icelandic study bolsters recommendations that vitamin D supplementation should be increased to help promote bone health and ward off diseases like osteoporosis, American experts say.

"Our data suggest that vitamin D sufficiency ...

HI THERE FROM WISCONSIN,
I JUST FOUND THIS WONDERFUL SITE WHILE LOOKING AT STUFF ABOUT NEUROPSYCH TESTING..MY NEUROLOGIST WANTS ME TO TAKE ONE..AS OF RIGHT NOW EVERYTHING HAS COME BACK NEGATIVE FOR MS BUT I HAVE ALL THE SYMTOMS OF IT..LOST FEELING IN RIGHT SIDE I DRAG MY RIGHT FOOT...MY KIDS SAY I AM TO SLOW NOW...TINGLING OFF AND ON IN MY RIGHT SIDE...CANT USE THE RIGHT HAND VERY WELL AND IT DRIVES ME CRAZY..THE ...

Attached is yet another research article about this disease which like many others is a statement of the bloody obvious - I could have written it.

I might submit a research article to see if I could get way with it. Here goes 'MS is a disease of the CNS which destroys myelin, axons and neurones. Current treatments are only moderately effective and future treatments need to protect the CNS from the on-going neuro-degeneration etc ...

This is a new one for me...



Scientists find new mechanism by which brain cells can be damaged during chronic neurodegenerative diseases

7-Nov-2005 - Scientists at the University of Rochester Medical Center have targeted a new culprit and method of attack on neurologic functions in diseases such as Alzheimer's and dementia associated with HIV.

In an article in the Nov. 1 issue of The Journal of Clinical Investigation, the Rochester scientists describe a new mechanism ...

OK having a few dramas with the above combination. Not sure what one is making feel crook. I have been on the Statins for quite some time without any dramas but once I added LDN into the mix I haven't felt well at all. I was fine for the first 2 months but now I feel like I wake up with a hangover every morning. Upset stomach and bowel and headaches and nausea. Getting ready ...

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?j418507672&w=464753

I find myself depressed most of the time these days.
I now exercise several times a week and that was
helping, but now I'm back to being constantly depressed.
Nothing interests me anymore. This has been going on
intermittently (but getting worse) for a couple of years
now. Maybe it's time to consider taking something for it.

What medications have others found to work well?
I'm just starting to look into this and am wondering ...

Before we found your board and the MS-bacteria connection, my husband was in the process of being tested for Lyme again. Last year both the Elsa and Western Blot were negative/indeterminate.

Igenex the lab we used has a broader view point than CDC. We received the last results this week, the IgM was negative by CDC and indeterminate by Igenex, his IgG was positive by both criterias.

IgM indicates a current infection and IgG indicates ...

Interesting stuff from an article about resveratrol and alzheimer's (see link)...



Marambaud and colleagues want to tweak resveratrol to make it a drug.

"We're going to take this natural compound as a scaffold and modify chemically to make it more active and ... more stable," Marambaud says.

"It is known from previous studies that if you isolate, purify, or produce the compound directly and you inject it in mice, the compound is very rapidly ...