Interesting Article from a Friend

November 28, 2005

I haven't read this book, but the info looked interesting, so I thought I'd pass

it on...

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Patriccia Kane, PhD is finding that she is getting great results using

phospholipids therapy. Phospholipids are the fats that make up our cell

membranes. Her theory is that it is dysfunctional cell membranes that is

causing the problem- if the cell membrane isn't fluid enough then the toxins get

stuck on the surface of the cell and can cause the same problems that Shoemaker

see's. Her therapy is different for each individual but consists of a fatty

acid profile test of the RBC's (only done at s Hopkins) which reveals the

fat imbalance of that patient. She treats with phosphatidylcholine IV and oral

supps, glutathione fast push IV.

Her main point is that people with CFIDS type symptoms (and many other chronic

diseases) are actually omega 6 deficient (not omega 3!!!) and need to supplement

with the right kind of oils. These are Evening Primrose Oil, Walnut Oil (the

two best) and some other grain oils (which are not as good as they get oxidized

easier). Kane's theory is pretty consistent with Shoemaker's but looks at the

`why' of the cellular dysfunction. Do a search under Detoxx and you will

find her site. I bought the Detoxx book, written for MD's and it is very

interesting. If you have a bit of a science background, the reading isn't

heavy.

Serena

There is no such thing as an anomaly. Recheck your original premise.

...Ayn Rand,

paraphrased

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November 28, 2005

Hey Serena,

So would explain why digestive enzymes such as Pancrease or Creon are

thought to be important while ridding the body of mold/toxins?

Sharon

November 28, 2005

>

> I haven't read this book, but the info looked interesting, so I

thought I'd pass it on...

>

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> Patriccia Kane, PhD is finding that she is getting great results

using phospholipids therapy. Phospholipids are the fats that make

up our cell membranes. Her theory is that it is dysfunctional cell

membranes that is causing the problem- if the cell membrane isn't

fluid enough then the toxins get stuck on the surface of the cell

and can cause the same problems that Shoemaker see's. Her therapy

is different for each individual but consists of a fatty acid

profile test of the RBC's (only done at s Hopkins) which reveals

the fat imbalance of that patient. Kane's theory is pretty

consistent with Shoemaker's but looks at the `why' of the cellular

dysfunction.

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" Pretty consistent with Shoemaker's but looks at the 'why''???

If Kane's theory is based upon idiopathic dysfunctional cell

membranes while Shoemakers concepts are analyzing RNA dysregulation

of cellular function dictated by genetic factors/toxin interactions,

I'd venture to say that Shoemaker is looking much deeper into

the 'why'.

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November 29, 2005

Several people here knew my friend Trish who recently died from a brain tumor.

Before that she had CFS for 24 years. she drove across country and did the

Kane protocol. before cancer, and it didn't help. I know of no one else

who has said it helped.

Bob

SERENA EDWARDS <pushcrash@...> wrote:

I haven't read this book, but the info looked interesting, so I thought I'd

pass it on...