5 HTP, Electormagnetic field therapy and chlamydia pneumonia
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 3:47 am
Antibiotics would appear to have stabilized my condition and some of my symptoms have improved such as pain and spasms. However there is still clearly a lot of damage in the CNS, which is affecting my walking just as much as at the beginning of the protocol. I am now trying to get more repair going since I don't think just clearing the nasty bugs out is going to help there.
To which end I will be trying to get electro magnetic field (EMF) therapy which has lots of positive data in the PubMed website. In fact there are so many positive reports on EMF either weak or A/C that I will only post one link. <shortened url>
In the explanations for the efficacity of EMF I came across a piece which explained that permanent neurological deficits aren't attributed to axonal loss but to serotonergic depletion between the synapses. <shortened url>
This might be rectified by increasing levels of 5 -HT <shortened url> but then again I have a nagging doubt about using 5 - HT or tryptophan as I think chlamydia pneumonia will also be boosted by this. Can anyone remember a discussion about tryptophan/5-ht in making the bugs more active?
To which end I will be trying to get electro magnetic field (EMF) therapy which has lots of positive data in the PubMed website. In fact there are so many positive reports on EMF either weak or A/C that I will only post one link. <shortened url>
In the explanations for the efficacity of EMF I came across a piece which explained that permanent neurological deficits aren't attributed to axonal loss but to serotonergic depletion between the synapses. <shortened url>
This might be rectified by increasing levels of 5 -HT <shortened url> but then again I have a nagging doubt about using 5 - HT or tryptophan as I think chlamydia pneumonia will also be boosted by this. Can anyone remember a discussion about tryptophan/5-ht in making the bugs more active?