now Serrapeptase RE: Re: Help needed NOW/seizure?

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Wow…thanks for this info, Ursula…I am going to forward it to my

doc..my mother has a lot of problems with arthritis-maybe this would help her.

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Down Syndrome Treatment

[mailto:Down Syndrome Treatment ] On Behalf Of Ursula

Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 4:27 AM

Down Syndrome Treatment

Subject: Re: Help needed NOW/seizure?

On a side note in reply to your statement about

taking steroids for

inflammation.

Have you considered or heard about Serrapeptase? It has a very good

reputation for anti-inflammatory action that at times supercedes that

of regular anti-inflammatories and without all the side effects. I

recently had a Laparopscopy looking for endometriosis (previously

diagnosed by direct visualisation) and adhesions (heaps of previous

surgery and every reason to suspect it would be found this time and

need division). The ob-gyn found absolutely NO evidence of either of

these and described my insides as 'beautiful'. This was 4 months

after I started taking the Serrapeptase. It is apparently routinely

used in Germany pre and post operatively and very routinely used in

Asia. Worth looking into and considering.

Ursula

Mum of Rebekah, Grace and Therese (DS)

>

> <<I did a search for seizure in 19 year old female with down

syndrome and came

> up with these..the first might be helpful, since she does have

Crohn's and

> has had problems with her vitamin levels, right? Has she been on any new

> meds? Bactrim can cause seizures, too. >>

>

> I can't believe you....I get to go take a nap with my sick child and

you are researching for me. God bless you. She's had unbelievable

problems with vitamin levels for many years now (due to malabsorbtion

caused by IBD/which includes Crohn's and colitis et al). She has

indeed been on new meds.....steroids...Entocort...which i'm not all

that sure about. But it did succeed in restoring her absorbtion so

that she's no longer constantly anemic and protein derived. In other

words it cut the inflammation. But at what cost? Unfortunately there

is no alternative right now except for chemo type drugs. She just got

off a run of Augmentin a few weeks ago for the ear infection.

>

> Anyway she's still sleeping and very hot but not scorching like

before....no more vomiting. I never knew a little piece of hot dog

(organic of course) could fly so far across a room. We'll be getting

her evaluated by neuro after this passes (Pleas Lord let it pass)Thank

you all so much. I'm going to print out your research Kathy for the doc.

> Sherry

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