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valentin si aura
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Posted: Sun Sep 30th, 2012 17:22 |
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hello
My wife has rheumatoid arthritis, tried and given, I can say with Metrotexat good results, but until four months a go the body not suportet this medicine and she have stopet . She tried the biological eg : Enbrel but she can not take it because it has a state of dizziness and vomiting all the time. How can advise me, a better medicine but not very toxic. Is 40 years old and I would also like to have a baby . Thank U very much for every good anser.
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Sallie Q
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Posted: Sun Sep 30th, 2012 20:55 |
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Welcome to the forum, Valentin si aura
The basis of MP is Olmesartan Medoxomil which is not an antibiotic.
There are a very few antibiotics which can be used at times while on the protocol. The principal one of these is Minocycline
This ARB is different from all other ARBs due to the molecular shape. The molecule acts to help regulate the VDR, which in some people has become gradually blocked, partly due to the ability of some microbes to produce ligands reducing the VDR's immune and endocrine functions.
http://mpkb.org/home/diseases/rheumatoid_arthritis
As far as I know the medication is unusually safe, but not safe for foetal development.
Women who need to use olmesartan must avoid pregnancy.
http://mpkb.org/home/special/pregnancy
However, please note many patients who maintain their commitment to MP have been rejuvenated. The previous reference contains a quote from Professor Marshall
One of the MP cohort had been infertile for 15 years, but became pregnant at age 45, 6 months after starting the MP. She stopped to deliver and wean the baby and is now back on the MP.
I also noticed a few postmenstrual women have reported on the MPSS (in progress threads not open to public view) that they recommenced menstruation after a few years on the MP
It is essential for intending participants in MP to read for themselves and understand the protocol before they begin taking Olmesartan (and be sure to check they use the correct formula)
It is highly recommended for starting participants to report regularly, weekly at commencement
regards
Sallie
Last edited on Sun Sep 30th, 2012 21:20 by Sallie Q
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valentin si aura
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Posted: Mon Oct 1st, 2012 12:49 |
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Thank you,
I want to know if you know and what tests should be done before starting treatment with MYNOCICLINA
Whe are from ROMANIAN but we live about more year in GERMANY and our englisch is no so better.
We would like, if possible abbreviations such as ARB, VDR, MP tell us what is this , what meanse.
Last edited on Mon Oct 1st, 2012 12:57 by valentin si aura
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Cynthia Schnitz
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Posted: Mon Oct 1st, 2012 16:48 |
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MP is Marshall Protocol, and this is the treatment that this site was created to help people with. You can read about it here, http://mpkb.org/ .
The main medication for the above treatment is an angiotensin receptor blocker (ARB) called olmesartan. It alone, of all the ARBs, is a vitamin D receptor (VDR) agonist, and will increase the activity of the immune system to gradually, over some years, remove the bacteria and other microbiota that are the cause of autoimmune and chronic disease. The protocol is a very serious undertaking, and the patient can expect to feel worse before eventually feeling a lot better.
The MP is not an antibiotic (ABx) protocol. Some patients use small pulsed doses of ABx if their immune system is responding too sluggishly to the olmesartan, but many have a very active immune system on the olmesartan, and don't need the ABx, and in fact can not use the ABx, because the olmesartan can potentiate (make stronger) the ABx so much, that even a very tiny amount of ABx can cause too much immune activity.
Please spend some time reading on the site I gave you a link to. This reading is mandatory for those considering going on the MP.
MP=Marshall Protocol
ABx=Antibiotics
VDR=vitamin D receptor
Welcome to our forums, Cynthia
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