/was: Re:Chelation - suppositories

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> Celia, the people at Hopkins who found distinct brain changes in

> autistic adults (autopsy so they had drowned) are running a trial of

> minocycline as an antibiotic with anti-inflammatory qualities. I

asked

> my brother why minocycline and he said " It's anti -inflammatory, no

one

> knows why "

> I'll try and find the references when I get back. I'm just rushing out

> xx Sally

>

I just saw this Celia. It seems highly likely--more likely, IMO, than

the antibacterial effect, IMO. I wonder if you've done HBOT. I know

money is tight, but if you could get Cauldwell to pay for it, Dr.

Rossignol's recent study showed " signficantly decreased inflammations

as measured by CRP levels " . I think that his results would have been

even better if the kids had done it at 1.75 ATA (they were at 1.5 and

1.3).

Anita