Re: Biotoxins cfs/FM/Lyme & Leptin

[Guest guest]

> I have been reading Dr Jack Kruse's leptin resistance blog,

> he is a neurologist and the following blog explains what the

> biotoxins are doing in cfs/FM/Lyme disease.

> Very informative blog.

>

> http://jackkruse.com/hey-lyme-disease-meet-leptin/

>

> Be interested to hear what others think about this.

>

>

There's a lot of yak online in the last year about leptin,

but my sense has been that leptin talk is more confusing

than clarifying, and that leptin itself does not make

for a practical focus in regard to obesity and weight loss.

Leptin is just confusing enough that a lot of people will be

intrigued and think they must be onto something, but in the

end they will find leptin as a focus to be a red herring or

misdirector in regard to the practicalities of weight loss.

[...]

[Dec 29, 2011 msg on my site/blog, url below]

Carol W.

willis_protocols

[Guest guest]

Hi Carol,

have you read his article on cfs/fm/lyme disease?

http://jackkruse.com/hey-lyme-disease-meet-leptin/

He is a neurologist and explains about gut inflammation caused by infections and

this is caused by biotoxins and how it is causing brain inflammation. The toxins

are stored in fat tissues.

I find it had to believe that someone with his creditentials is just trying to

sell a new fad.

" Upon graduating with his Bachelors degree, Dr. Kruse decided to leave New York

to attend the University of Connecticut where he earned his Doctor of Dental

Medicine degree (DMD).

From U Conn, Dr. Kruse went on to the Louisiana State University School of

Medicine where he earned his Doctor of Medicine. At LSU, he interned and served

as a resident in Maxillofacial Surgery at Charity Hospital in New Orleans,

Louisiana. From 1993 to 1999 Dr. Kruse served first as an intern in General

Surgery, and then as a resident in Neurosurgery in the L.S.U. Department of

Neurosurgery, serving as Chief Resident 1998 to 1999. "

>

>

>

> > I have been reading Dr Jack Kruse's leptin resistance blog,

> > he is a neurologist and the following blog explains what the

> > biotoxins are doing in cfs/FM/Lyme disease.

> > Very informative blog.

> >

> > http://jackkruse.com/hey-lyme-disease-meet-leptin/

> >

> > Be interested to hear what others think about this.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

> There's a lot of yak online in the last year about leptin,

> but my sense has been that leptin talk is more confusing

> than clarifying, and that leptin itself does not make

> for a practical focus in regard to obesity and weight loss.

> Leptin is just confusing enough that a lot of people will be

> intrigued and think they must be onto something, but in the

> end they will find leptin as a focus to be a red herring or

> misdirector in regard to the practicalities of weight loss.

> [...]

>

> [Dec 29, 2011 msg on my site/blog, url below]

>

>

> Carol W.

> willis_protocols

>

[Guest guest]

> Hi Carol,

>

> have you read his article on cfs/fm/lyme disease?

> http://jackkruse.com/hey-lyme-disease-meet-leptin/

>

> He is a neurologist and explains about gut inflammation

> caused by infections and this is caused by biotoxins

> and how it is causing brain inflammation. The toxins

> are stored in fat tissues.

I read a number of his articles in the last month.

Relationship between gut, nervous system, immunity, has

been pervasive in naturopathic type medicine, and he is

expanding on this.

Dysbiosis analysis and treatment is coming along in recent

times.

Toxic metabolites resulting from very fast metabolism of

ingested substances and environmental toxins via

some CYP450 enzymes are a form of endogenous biotoxin

that can contribute to brain inflammation. Many persons

of EUropean ancestry are genetically predisposed to this.

> I find it had to believe that someone with his creditentials

> is just trying to sell a new fad.

I don't believe that's necessarily the intention,

but it is a likely result.

> " Upon graduating with his Bachelors degree, Dr. Kruse

> decided to leave New York to attend the University of

> Connecticut where he earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine

> degree (DMD).

>

> From U Conn, Dr. Kruse went on to the Louisiana State

> University School of Medicine where he earned his

> Doctor of Medicine. At LSU, he interned and served as a

> resident in Maxillofacial Surgery at Charity Hospital

> in New Orleans, Louisiana. From 1993 to 1999 Dr. Kruse

> served first as an intern in General Surgery, and

> then as a resident in Neurosurgery in the L.S.U.

> Department of Neurosurgery, serving as Chief Resident

> 1998 to 1999. "

>

>

Regardless of others' credentials (argument by authority),

we need to be able to focus on content,

identify any fundamentals involved, and

estimate practical application.

My earlier comment was that I didn't feel a leptin focus

was going to be practical with regard to weight loss -

just an idea to consider. Anyone interested can

prove or disprove this to themselves over time.

Carol W.

> > > I have been reading Dr Jack Kruse's leptin resistance blog,

> > > he is a neurologist and the following blog explains what the

> > > biotoxins are doing in cfs/FM/Lyme disease.

> > > Very informative blog.

> > >

> > > http://jackkruse.com/hey-lyme-disease-meet-leptin/

> > >

> > > Be interested to hear what others think about this.

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > There's a lot of yak online in the last year about leptin,

> > but my sense has been that leptin talk is more confusing

> > than clarifying, and that leptin itself does not make

> > for a practical focus in regard to obesity and weight loss.

> > Leptin is just confusing enough that a lot of people will be

> > intrigued and think they must be onto something, but in the

> > end they will find leptin as a focus to be a red herring or

> > misdirector in regard to the practicalities of weight loss.

> > [...]

> >

> > [Dec 29, 2011 msg on my site/blog, url below]

> >

> >

> > Carol W.

> > willis_protocols

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,  In my other post, I was referring to the article below.  It is

pretty interesting.  One of the main things that stood out for me is the role

that fat plays as many of us have commented that our body's have trouble

handling fat in our diet.  I too would be interested in what others think about

Dr. Kruse's article and diagram.  Kay 

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From: crusaderD <dennybrand@...>

Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 6:06 AM

Subject: Biotoxins cfs/FM/Lyme & Leptin

 

Hi

I have been reading Dr Jack Kruse's leptin resistance blog, he is a neurologist

and the following blog explains what the biotoxins are doing in cfs/FM/Lyme

disease. Very informative blog.

http://jackkruse.com/hey-lyme-disease-meet-leptin/

Be interested to hear what others think about this.