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I'm looking at all the curcumin stuff again. My thinking was tweeked over a product called Longvida. I'm not finding much about Longvida, but that's not really what I'm wondering about. Bioperine. There's no shortage of folks who swear by this stuff. But, I wonder, does it have potential interaction...

Agatha, I wouldn't be at all surprised to find that there are many triggers affecting a pathway. I think a key part of the pathology is the breaching of the BBB. This seems to be required and necessary for most spculations to work. If you think that is interesting, do some Googling with some of the ...

Pulses 21, 22 and 23 These were hard pulses for Kim. I didn’t keep track of the details of each but I could tell they were hard. Kim’s thoughts were something like; “ Mary Poppins Never did Flagyl!!! ”. This caused me to wonder about humidity again since autumn is very damp here in Northern Virgini...

Awesome Rob. Keep doing what you're doing! Taking antibiotics or using the bathroom? Robbie, This is really terrific. I'm not sure exactly how you're planning on ramping the protocol up, but I suppose it might be a good time to ask if you're thinking about the next ingredient in the recipe. Please ...

That's funny in a sad way. I mean, the same paper says it's this and then elsewhere in the paper it says we don't know. Makes me wonder what the peer reviewers were thinking. It's a cute find. Thanks for posting it. Ken

Update: Wikipedia is no longer in doubt that MS is autoimmune. The wording has been changed to: "In MS, the body's own immune system attacks and damages the myelin. When myelin is lost, the axons can no longer effectively conduct signals." Their reference is this 2002 Lancet study by Comp...

Waterhouse, Joyce et al. 2009 Reversing bacteria-induced vitamin D receptor dysfunction is key to autoimmune disease. "Vitamin D research is discussed in light of the hypothesis that the lower average levels of vitamin D frequently observed in autoimmune disease are not a sign of deficiency. In...

Agatha, Sometimes I think the hardest part is the sense of perseverance that is required. I can't, obviously, speak to this first-hand. But given my limited ability to talk about it, it seems like ...... "WHEN YOU COME TO THE EDGE OF ALL THE LIGHT YOU HAVE KNOWN AND ARE ABOUT TO STEP OUT INTO T...

Peer Pressure ........ We have done walks in hotel corridors. Kim did draw the line at me taking the camera to Sriram's. Though, I seriously think he'd give it a nod and a smile. So, 4.57 from 20.24 in about a year and a half. Fampradine can't match that. So even if you don't agree with the idea of ...

Sarah, I think this might be getting overly philosophical, but maybe we as the creators of art are like parents who must eventually let go of their children and let them stand on their own. Perhaps the creation of art should really be about letting others find their own meaning. I must be really tir...

It's a common characteristic of us Ken's to be thoughtful.

Nice to see another one of us. Ciao, Ken

I really put some time into that. I feel like I told the joke and forgot the punch line.

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Did that work?

BBC censorship? What is Dash it?

This might be relevant to your comment above:

Simpson, Lisa et al. 1995 Temperate Swine Measures Dependent on Elevation: A role for malus domestica with porcus

It's complicated. But, in a nutshell, many of us who have researched bacterial association with MS have found significant circumstantial correlating evidence that link MS events and bacterial events. One of the associations is inflammatory bacterial die-off that is often referred to as pseudo-exaser...