Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain inflammation..Now Cats Claw

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I bought cats claw today for inflammation. I have heard about it on

other boards where parents are saying they wish they had that on board

right away!

Lou Nickerson

klbushey@... wrote:

This is really intresting. While I don't remember the

specifics, I know when my kids were sick we would comment how well they

were doing in spite of it. They seemed almost happier and more

interactive. I will have to look back at my journals and see if I have

anything in there about it.

There must be something easier on the stomach that will do the

same thing. Or like you suggested do it every so often.

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Original message --------------

We were expecting him to regress, but he hasn't. It has been two

months since we gave him the Ibuprofen. I believe it is due to the

other treatments and supplements we are giving him to modulate his

immune system.

We have an appointment tomorrow with my son's DAN doctor and I will

ask him to prescribe this medication to protect his stomach during

the 1-2 weeks that he will be on the Ibuprofen.

Ibuprofen is definitely not recommended to be taken continuosly for

a lon

g term, but what if it can be given for short period of times

every few months taken together with stomach protecting

prescriptions and then retain the gains by modulating the immune

system?

Thanks,

> >

> > We had our first appointment with Dr. Goldberg a few

weeks

> > ago and I mentioned my son's improvements after the Ibuprofen

and he

> > said it could be possible. He also said that it could be

> > benefitial, but it could have damaging side effects and that

is

why

> > he will not prescribe it to his patients.

> >

> > Ibuprofen works as an anti-inflammatory drug by inhibiting

the

> > generation of cytokines which is the substance that creates

> > inflammation. Also, Ibuprofen can rapidly cross the blood

brain

> > barrier so it can work on the brain effectively. There is a

lot

of

> > information in the internet about how Ibuprofen is now being

used to

> > prevent and treat Alzheimer's which is also caused by brain

> > inflammation.

> >

>

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Spare with me, what is cats claw? Rei Nickerson wrote: I bought cats claw today for inflammation. I have heard about it on other boards where parents are saying they wish they had that on board right away! Lou Nickersonklbusheycomcast (DOT) net wrote: This

is really intresting. While I don't remember the specifics, I know when my kids were sick we would comment how well they were doing in spite of it. They seemed almost happier and more interactive. I will have to look back at my journals and see if I have anything in there about it. There must be something easier on the stomach that will do the same thing. Or like you suggested do it every so often. -------------- Original message -------------- From: " " <jrodrig6605hotmail> We were expecting him to regress, but he hasn't. It has been two months since we gave him the Ibuprofen. I believe it is due to the other treatments and

supplements we are giving him to modulate his immune system. We have an appointment tomorrow with my son's DAN doctor and I will ask him to prescribe this medication to protect his stomach during the 1-2 weeks that he will be on the Ibuprofen.Ibuprofen is definitely not recommended to be taken continuosly for a lon g term, but what if it can be given for short period of times every few months taken together with stomach protecting prescriptions and then retain the gains by modulating the immune system?Thanks, > >> > We had our first appointment with Dr. Goldberg a few weeks > > ago and I mentioned my son's improvements after the Ibuprofen and he > > said it could be possible. He also said that it could be > > benefitial, but it could have damaging side effects and that is why > > he will not prescribe it to his patients.> > > > Ibuprofen works as an anti-inflammatory drug by inhibiting the > > generation of cytokines which is the substance

that creates > > inflammation. Also, Ibuprofen can rapidly cross the blood brain > > barrier so it can work on the brain effectively. There is a lot of > > information in the internet about how Ibuprofen is now being used to > > prevent and treat Alzheimer's which is also caused by brain > > inflammation. > >> Sincerely, Rei Founder/Senior Loan Officer TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036 TX State Loan Officer License #65838 Miles Funding LLC Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism. 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509 El Paso, TX 79905 Phone: Fax: Cell: www.gomilesfunding.com

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Rei wrote:

Spare with me, what is cats claw?

Rei

Nickerson wrote:

I bought cats claw today for inflammation. I have heard about

it on other boards where parents are saying they wish they had that on

board right away!

Lou Nickerson

klbusheycomcast (DOT)

net wrote:

This is really intresting. While I don't remember the

specifics, I know when my kids were sick we would comment how well they

were doing in spite of it. They seemed almost happier and more

interactive. I will have to look back at my journals and see if I have

anything in there about it.

There must be something easier on the stomach that will do

the same thing. Or like you suggested do it every so often.

------------ -- Original message ------------ --

From: " " <jrodrig6605@ hotmail.com>

We were expecting him to regress, but he hasn't. It has

been two

months since we gave him the Ibuprofen. I believe it is due to the

other treatments and supplements we are giving him to modulate his

immune system.

We have an appointment tomorrow with my son's DAN doctor and I will

ask him to prescribe this medication to protect his stomach during

the 1-2 weeks that he will be on the Ibuprofen.

Ibuprofen is definitely not recommended to be taken continuosly for

a lon g term, but what if it can be given for short period of times

every few months taken together with stomach protecting

prescriptions and then retain the ga

ins by modulating the immune

system?

Thanks,

> >

> > We had our first appointment with Dr. Goldberg a few

weeks

> > ago and I mentioned my son's improvements after the Ibuprofen

and he

> > said it could be possible. He also said that it could be

> > benefitial, but it could have damaging side effects and that

is

why

> > he will not prescribe it to his patients.

> >

> > Ibuprofen works as an anti-inflammatory drug by inhibiting

the

> > generation of cytokines which is the substance that creates

> > inflammation. Also, Ibuprofen can rapidly cross the blood

brain

> > barrier so it can work on the brain effectively. There is a

lot

of

> > information in the internet about how Ibuprofen is now being

used to

> > prevent and treat Alzheimer's which is also caused by brain

> > inflammation.

> >

>

Sincerely,

Rei

Founder/Senior Loan Officer

TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036

TX State Loan Officer License #65838

Miles Funding LLC

Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.

6070 Gateway East, Suite 509

El Paso, TX 79905

Phone:

Fax:

Cell:

www.gom

ilesfunding.com

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What the heck is causing all this brain inflammation????????????/

This is really intresting. While I don't remember the specifics, I know when my kids were sick we would comment how well they were doing in spite of it. They seemed almost happier and more interactive. I will have to look back at my journals and see if I have anything in there about it.

There must be something easier on the stomach that will do the same thing. Or like you suggested do it every so often.

------------ -- Original message ------------ -- From: " " <jrodrig6605@ hotmail.com>

We were expecting him to regress, but he hasn't. It has been two months since we gave him the Ibuprofen. I believe it is due to the other treatments and supplements we are giving him to modulate his immune system. We have an appointment tomorrow with my son's DAN doctor and I will ask him to prescribe this medication to protect his stomach during the 1-2 weeks that he will be on the Ibuprofen.Ibuprofen is definitely not recommended to be taken continuosly for a lon g term, but what if it can be given for short period of times every few months taken together with stomach protecting prescriptions and then retain the ga ins by modulating the immune system?Thanks, > >> > We had our first appointment with Dr. Goldberg a few weeks > > ago and I mentioned my son's improvements after the Ibuprofen and he > > said it could be possible. He also said that it could be > >

benefitial, but it could have damaging side effects and that is why > > he will not prescribe it to his patients.> > > > Ibuprofen works as an anti-inflammatory drug by inhibiting the > > generation of cytokines which is the substance that creates > > inflammation. Also, Ibuprofen can rapidly cross the blood brain > > barrier so it can work on the brain effectively. There is a lot of > > information in the internet about how Ibuprofen is now being used to > > prevent and treat Alzheimer's which is also caused by brain > > inflammation. > >>

Sincerely, Rei Founder/Senior Loan Officer

TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036 TX State Loan Officer License #65838 Miles Funding LLC

Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.

6070 Gateway East, Suite 509 El Paso, TX 79905 Phone: Fax: Cell:

www.gom ilesfunding. com

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Let us know how you do with this.......It sounds like it should help.

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I bought cats claw today for inflammation. I have heard about it on other boards where parents are saying they wish they had that on board right away! Lou Nickersonklbusheycomcast (DOT) net wrote:

This is really intresting. While I don't remember the specifics, I know when my kids were sick we would comment how well they were doing in spite of it. They seemed almost happier and more interactive. I will have to look back at my journals and see if I have anything in there about it.

There must be something easier on the stomach that will do the same thing. Or like you suggested do it every so often.

-------------- Original message -------------- From: " " <jrodrig6605hotmail>

We were expecting him to regress, but he hasn't. It has been two months since we gave him the Ibuprofen. I believe it is due to the other treatments and supplements we are giving him to modulate his immune system. We have an appointment tomorrow with my son's DAN doctor and I will ask him to prescribe this medication to protect his stomach during the 1-2 weeks that he will be on the Ibuprofen.Ibuprofen is definitely not recommended to be taken continuosly for a lon g term, but what if it can be given for short period of times every few months taken together with stomach protecting prescriptions and then retain the gains by modulating the immune system?Thanks, > >> > We had our first appointment with Dr. Goldberg a few weeks > > ago and I mentioned my son's improvements after the Ibuprofen and he > > said it could be possible. He also said that it could be > > benefitial, but it could have damaging side effects and that is why > > he will not prescribe it to his patients.> > >

> Ibuprofen works as an anti-inflammatory drug by inhibiting the > > generation of cytokines which is the substance that creates > > inflammation. Also, Ibuprofen can rapidly cross the blood brain > > barrier so it can work on the brain effectively. There is a lot of > > information in the internet about how Ibuprofen is now being used to > > prevent and treat Alzheimer's which is also caused by brain > > inflammation. > >>

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autoimmune system dysfunction, patients produce antibodies that attack patients brains and guts. That is what's happening right now in our kids who carry autism features. You ask me why they have auto immune system dysfunction problems, just imagine these kids genetically inherit weaker immune systems from parents and all that live virus from vaccines 3 or 4 shots at one visits and these live virus confues or over wear their immune system, so our kids produce a lot of anti bodies that attack their own brains and guts, imagine your brain is swollen like when your foot is swollen, how can their brains function or work right? Of course not, that's why they all carry autism features til now---loss of speech, repetitive behaviors, anxiety, tantrums, in guts, inflamamtion as well, so GI problem, daiherra, constipations you name it. Read the book" Changing course to Austim" written by Dr. Jepsen from Thoughtful House Autism Center in Austin TX, it explains very thoroughly.

Vaccine schedule and live virus screw up our kids immune system, immune cells are confused and start to produce antibodies to attack our kids own brains and guts.... ReiBeth Sutton wrote: What the heck is causing all this brain inflammation????????????/ This is really intresting. While I don't remember the specifics, I know when my kids were sick we would comment how well they were doing in spite of it. They seemed almost happier and more interactive. I will have to look back at my journals and see if I have anything in there about it. There must be something easier on the stomach that will do the same thing. Or like you suggested do it every so often. ------------ -- Original message ------------ -- From: " " <jrodrig6605@ hotmail.com> We were expecting him to regress, but he hasn't. It has been two months since we gave him the Ibuprofen.

I believe it is due to the other treatments and supplements we are giving him to modulate his immune system. We have an appointment tomorrow with my son's DAN doctor and I will ask him to prescribe this medication to protect his stomach during the 1-2 weeks that he will be on the Ibuprofen.Ibuprofen is definitely not recommended to be taken continuosly for a lon g term, but what if it can be given for short period of times every few months taken together with stomach protecting prescriptions and then retain the ga ins by modulating the immune system?Thanks, > >> > We had our first appointment with Dr. Goldberg a few weeks > > ago and I mentioned my son's improvements after the Ibuprofen and he > > said it could be possible. He also said that it could be > > benefitial, but it could have damaging side effects and that is why > > he will not prescribe it to his patients.> > >

> Ibuprofen works as an anti-inflammatory drug by inhibiting the > > generation of cytokines which is the substance that creates > > inflammation. Also, Ibuprofen can rapidly cross the blood brain > > barrier so it can work on the brain effectively. There is a lot of > > information in the internet about how Ibuprofen is now being used to > > prevent and treat Alzheimer's which is also caused by brain > > inflammation. > >> Sincerely, Rei Founder/Senior Loan Officer TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036 TX State Loan Officer License #65838 Miles Funding LLC Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism. 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509 El Paso, TX 79905 Phone:

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What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

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Rx's for inflammation include; Actos, Singulair and something else I can't remember. I can't remember if Spironolactone is for inflammation.

Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin K, pycnogenol/grapeseed extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants such as E, selenium, C, etc

Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain inflammation..Now Cats Claw

What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

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Yeast, everywhere.

Re: Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain inflammation..Now Cats Claw

What the heck is causing all this brain inflammation????????????/

This is really intresting. While I don't remember the specifics, I know when my kids were sick we would comment how well they were doing in spite of it. They seemed almost happier and more interactive. I will have to look back at my journals and see if I have anything in there about it.

There must be something easier on the stomach that will do the same thing. Or like you suggested do it every so often.

------------ -- Original message ------------ -- From: " " <jrodrig6605@ hotmail.com>

We were expecting him to regress, but he hasn't. It has been two months since we gave him the Ibuprofen. I believe it is due to the other treatments and supplements we are giving him to modulate his immune system. We have an appointment tomorrow with my son's DAN doctor and I will ask him to prescribe this medication to protect his stomach during the 1-2 weeks that he will be on the Ibuprofen.Ibuprofen is definitely not recommended to be taken continuosly for a lon g term, but what if it can be given for short period of times every few months taken together with stomach protecting prescriptions and then retain the ga ins by modulating the immune system?Thanks, > >> > We had our first appointment with Dr. Goldberg a few weeks > > ago and I mentioned my son's improvements after the Ibuprofen and he > > said it could be possible. He also said that it could be > > benefitial, but it could have damaging side effects and that is why > > he will not prescribe it to his patients.> > > > Ibuprofen works as an anti-inflammatory drug by inhibiting the > > generation of cytokines which is the substance that creates > > inflammation. Also, Ibuprofen can rapidly cross the blood brain > > barrier so it can work on the brain effectively. There is a lot of > > information in the internet about how Ibuprofen is now being used to > > prevent and treat Alzheimer's which is also caused by brain > > inflammation. > >>

Sincerely, Rei Founder/Senior Loan Officer

TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036 TX State Loan Officer License #65838 Miles Funding LLC

Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.

6070 Gateway East, Suite 509 El Paso, TX 79905 Phone: Fax: Cell:

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metal, virus and immune systems that are so out of wack they are attacking themselves

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Re: Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain inflammation..Now Cats Claw

What the heck is causing all this brain inflammation????????????/

This is really intresting. While I don't remember the specifics, I know when my kids were sick we would comment how well they were doing in spite of it. They seemed almost happier and more interactive. I will have to look back at my journals and see if I have anything in there about it.

There must be something easier on the stomach that will do the same thing. Or like you suggested do it every so often.

------------ -- Original message ------------ -- From: " " <jrodrig6605@ hotmail.com>

We were expecting him to regress, but he hasn't. It has been two months since we gave him the Ibuprofen. I believe it is due to the other treatments and supplements we are giving him to modulate his immune system. We have an appointment tomorrow with my son's DAN doctor and I will ask him to prescribe this medication to protect his stomach during the 1-2 weeks that he will be on the Ibuprofen.Ibuprofen is definitely not recommended to be taken continuosly for a lon g term, but what if it can be given for short period of times every few months taken together with stomach protecting prescriptions and then retain the ga ins by modulating the immune system?Thanks, > >> > We had our first appointment with Dr. Goldberg a few weeks > > ago and I mentioned my son's improvements after the Ibuprofen and he > > said it could be possible. He also said that it could be > > benefitial, but it could have damaging side effects and that is why > > he will not prescribe it to his patients.> > > > Ibuprofen works as an anti-inflammatory drug by inhibiting the > > generation of cytokines which is the substance that creates > > inflammation. Also, Ibuprofen can rapidly cross the blood brain > > barrier so it can work on the brain effectively. There is a lot of > > information in the internet about how Ibuprofen is now being used to > > prevent and treat Alzheimer's which is also caused by brain > > inflammation. > >>

Sincerely, Rei Founder/Senior Loan Officer

TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036 TX State Loan Officer License #65838 Miles Funding LLC

Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.

6070 Gateway East, Suite 509 El Paso, TX 79905 Phone: Fax: Cell:

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Hey, that is one of the ingredients in Humaworms parasite and liver

cleanse for kids that we are considering doing wtih

Matt...interesting. Di

> > >

> > > We had our first appointment with Dr. Goldberg a few

> weeks

> > > ago and I mentioned my son's improvements after the Ibuprofen

> and he

> > > said it could be possible. He also said that it could be

> > > benefitial, but it could have damaging side effects and that is

> why

> > > he will not prescribe it to his patients.

> > >

> > > Ibuprofen works as an anti-inflammatory drug by inhibiting the

> > > generation of cytokines which is the substance that creates

> > > inflammation. Also, Ibuprofen can rapidly cross the blood brain

> > > barrier so it can work on the brain effectively. There is a lot

> of

> > > information in the internet about how Ibuprofen is now being

> used to

> > > prevent and treat Alzheimer's which is also caused by brain

> > > inflammation.

> > >

> >

>

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My son is on spironolactone for inflammation and we saw phenomenal

results immediately. Spiro definitely works for inflammation!

>

> Rx's for inflammation include; Actos, Singulair and something else

I can't remember. I can't remember if Spironolactone is for

inflammation.

>

> Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin K, pycnogenol/grapeseed

extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants such as E, selenium, C, etc

>

>

>

> Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain

inflammation..Now Cats Claw

>

>

> What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

>

[Guest guest]

Ahhh, so that is why we have seen gains in the pst few days on Green

Pastures fermented CLO and high vitamin butter oil as well as

Primrose oil...all for inflam issues. Forgive me, but what is Spiro

and the others - naturals or antibiotics or what? Thanks. I am

embarrassed that I do not know. Di

> >

> > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos, Singulair and something

else

> I can't remember. I can't remember if Spironolactone is for

> inflammation.

> >

> > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin K,

pycnogenol/grapeseed

> extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants such as E, selenium, C,

etc

> >

> >

> >

> > Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain

> inflammation..Now Cats Claw

> >

> >

> > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, I am going to make an appointment with immunologist from our local medical center of university. I have been reading a lot of story about spiro successful cases. May I know what type of tests should we do to determine if my son needs this type of treatment? (I am sure his brain and gut inflammation are always the key for his autism) Reijabuaisha0929 wrote: My son is on spironolactone for inflammation and we saw phenomenal results immediately. Spiro definitely

works for inflammation!>> Rx's for inflammation include; Actos, Singulair and something else I can't remember. I can't remember if Spironolactone is for inflammation.> > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin K, pycnogenol/grapeseed extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants such as E, selenium, C, etc> > > > Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain inflammation..Now Cats Claw> > > What about Spironolactone for

inflamation?>Sincerely, Rei Founder/Senior Loan Officer TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036 TX State Loan Officer License #65838 Miles Funding LLC Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism. 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509 El Paso, TX 79905 Phone: Fax: Cell: www.gomilesfunding.com

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Our DAN prescribed spiro after we did the neopterin/biopterin test

from the lab in France and my sons ratio of neopterin to biopterin

came back very highly elevated. I was skeptical because I had no clue

what he was talking about lol but within three days my three year old

went from two word phrases to full sentences.

> >

> > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos, Singulair and something

else

> I can't remember. I can't remember if Spironolactone is for

> inflammation.

> >

> > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin K,

pycnogenol/grapeseed

> extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants such as E, selenium, C,

etc

> >

> >

> >

> > Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain

> inflammation..Now Cats Claw

> >

> >

> > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Rei

> Founder/Senior Loan Officer

> TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036

> TX State Loan Officer License #65838

> Miles Funding LLC

> Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.

>

> 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509

> El Paso, TX 79905

> Phone:

> Fax:

> Cell:

> www.gomilesfunding.com

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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jabuaisha0929 wrote: Our DAN prescribed spiro after we did the neopterin/biopterin test from the lab in France and my sons ratio of neopterin to biopterin came back very highly elevated. I was skeptical because I had no clue what he was talking about lol but within three days my three year old went from two word phrases to full sentences. > >> > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos, Singulair and something else > I can't remember. I can't remember if Spironolactone is for > inflammation.> > > >

Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin K, pycnogenol/grapeseed > extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants such as E, selenium, C, etc> > > > > > > > Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain > inflammation..Now Cats Claw> > > > > > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?> >> > > > > > > Sincerely, > > Rei > Founder/Senior Loan Officer> TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036 > TX State Loan Officer License #65838 > Miles Funding LLC > Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism. > > 6070 Gateway East,

Suite 509 > El Paso, TX 79905 > Phone: > Fax: > Cell: > www.gomilesfunding.com> > > > ---------------------------------> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.>Dana and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 yearsCeliac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

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Hi can I ask what your neopeterin/biopterin results were, we had these done, but don’t know how to interpret them.

Sounds very promising – you must be thrilled.

Is Spirolactone a drug or a supplement?

Regards

jabuaisha0929 wrote:

Our DAN prescribed spiro after we did the neopterin/biopterin test

from the lab in France and my sons ratio of neopterin to biopterin

came back very highly elevated. I was skeptical because I had no clue

what he was talking about lol but within three days my three year old

went from two word phrases to full sentences.

> >

> > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos, Singulair and something

else

> I can't remember. I can't remember if Spironolactone is for

> inflammation.

> >

> > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin K,

pycnogenol/grapeseed

> extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants such as E, selenium, C,

etc

> >

> >

> >

> > Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain

> inflammation..Now Cats Claw

> >

> >

> > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Rei

> Founder/Senior Loan Officer

> TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036

> TX State Loan Officer License #65838

> Miles Funding LLC

> Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.

>

> 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509

> El Paso, TX 79905

> Phone:

> Fax:

> Cell:

> www.gomilesfunding.com

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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I think the reference range for neopeterin is under

180. The neopeterin level indicates virus and

inflamation. So if your child is above the 180 then

you want to lower neopeterin. To lower neopeterin you

can use the prescription drug called spironolactone

(be careful with spiro as it can cause constipation so

we use oxypowder for constipation). If the neopeterin

nuber is really high, like over 1,000 some DAN docs

recommend doing a short course of steroids to bring

down the inflamation quicker.

You want the biopeterin to be twice as high as the

neopeterin. If your biopeterin is lower than 400 you

need to raise it. You can raise biopeterin by

supplementing with BH4 which does not require a

script. (www.startlivingwelltoday.com)

--- wrote:

> Hi can I ask what your neopeterin/biopterin results

> were, we had these done,

> but don¹t know how to interpret them.

> Sounds very promising ­ you must be thrilled.

> Is Spirolactone a drug or a supplement?

> Regards

>

>

> On 3/5/08 7:34 AM, " dana pope "

> wrote:

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > jabuaisha0929 wrote:

> >>

> >>

> >> Our DAN prescribed spiro after we did the

> neopterin/biopterin test

> >> from the lab in France and my sons ratio of

> neopterin to biopterin

> >> came back very highly elevated. I was skeptical

> because I had no clue

> >> what he was talking about lol but within three

> days my three year old

> >> went from two word phrases to full sentences.

> >>

> >>

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos,

> Singulair and something

> >> else

> >>> > I can't remember. I can't remember if

> Spironolactone is for

> >>> > inflammation.

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin

> K,

> >> pycnogenol/grapeseed

> >>> > extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants

> such as E, selenium, C,

> >> etc

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > Re:Ibuprofen to

> reduce brain

> >>> > inflammation..Now Cats Claw

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

> >>>> > >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> > Sincerely,

> >>> >

> >>> > Rei

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do you find those levels with a blood test? Fund wrote: I think the reference range for neopeterin is under180. The neopeterin level indicates virus andinflamation. So if your child is above the 180 thenyou want to lower neopeterin. To lower neopeterin youcan use the prescription drug called spironolactone(be careful with spiro as it can cause constipation sowe use oxypowder for constipation). If the neopeterinnuber is really high, like over 1,000 some DAN docsrecommend

doing a short course of steroids to bringdown the inflamation quicker.You want the biopeterin to be twice as high as theneopeterin. If your biopeterin is lower than 400 youneed to raise it. You can raise biopeterin bysupplementing with BH4 which does not require ascript. (www.startlivingwelltoday.com)--- <maryhextra (DOT) co.nz> wrote:> Hi can I ask what your neopeterin/biopterin results> were, we had these done,> but don¹t know how to interpret them.> Sounds very promising ­ you must be thrilled.> Is Spirolactone a drug or a supplement?> Regards > > > On 3/5/08 7:34 AM, "dana pope"> <danamichellepope> wrote:> > > > > > > > > > > > >

jabuaisha0929 <Jabuaishaaol> wrote:> >> > >> > >> Our DAN prescribed spiro after we did the> neopterin/biopterin test> >> from the lab in France and my sons ratio of> neopterin to biopterin> >> came back very highly elevated. I was skeptical> because I had no clue> >> what he was talking about lol but within three> days my three year old> >> went from two word phrases to full sentences.> >> > >> > >>>> > >> >>>> > > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos,> Singulair and something> >> else > >>> > I can't remember. I can't remember if> Spironolactone is for> >>> > inflammation.> >>>> > > > >>>> > > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin> K,> >> pycnogenol/grapeseed> >>> > extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants> such as E, selenium, C,> >> etc> >>>> > > > >>>> > > > >>>> > > > >>>> > > Re:Ibuprofen to> reduce brain> >>> > inflammation..Now Cats Claw> >>>> > > > >>>> > > > >>>> > > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?> >>>> > >> >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > Sincerely, > >>> > > >>> > Rei > >>> > Founder/Senior Loan Officer> >>> > TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036> >>> > TX State Loan

Officer License #65838> >>> > Miles Funding LLC> >>> > Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.> >>> > > >>> > 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509> >>> > El Paso, TX 79905> >>> > Phone: > >>> > Fax: > >>> > Cell: > >>> > www.gomilesfunding.com> >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > ---------------------------------> >>> > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all> with Yahoo! Mobile.> >> Try it now.> >>> >> >> > > > > > > > > Dana > > and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years> > Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory> processing disorder>

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My sons neopterin was 815 with a reference range of 110-180 and his

biopterin was 1312..... it doesn't give a reference range for that.

While his ratio of biopterin/neopterin was not that great, his DAN

told me that usually when they see a neopterin as high as my sons

they consider short term treatment with steroids before they start

spiro, but because my son was still generating biopterin on his own

it wasn't necessary (Thank Goodness!!!). I guess they're used to

seeing biopterin/neopterin ratios much, much lower when the neopterin

is higher than a certain point.

On a side note, I got my personal results back from France today and

my neopterine is 427 with the same reference range and my biopterin

is 227. Not sure what that means except that my number came in right

below the pink on the chart and in the Virosis range. I also tested

very high levels of lead, high levels of mercury and high levels of

either arsenic, aluminum or PCB. Not sure what I'm going to do with

these results except say I told you so to alot of people. lol

Spironolactone is a prescription. My son takes 25mg daily and at

some point we may have to up it to a higher dosage. From what I

understand, preventing inflammation now prevents oxidative stress

when he is older (which my sixteen year old has a very severe case of

unfortunately).

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos, Singulair and

something

> >> else

> >>> > I can't remember. I can't remember if Spironolactone is for

> >>> > inflammation.

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin K,

> >> pycnogenol/grapeseed

> >>> > extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants such as E,

selenium, C,

> >> etc

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain

> >>> > inflammation..Now Cats Claw

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

> >>>> > >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> > Sincerely,

> >>> >

> >>> > Rei

> >>> > Founder/Senior Loan Officer

> >>> > TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036

> >>> > TX State Loan Officer License #65838

> >>> > Miles Funding LLC

> >>> > Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.

> >>> >

> >>> > 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509

> >>> > El Paso, TX 79905

> >>> > Phone:

> >>> > Fax:

> >>> > Cell:

> >>> > www.gomilesfunding.com

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

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Mobile.

> >> Try it now.

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> > Dana

> > and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years

> > Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

> >

> >

> >

> > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo!

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It's a urine test available from the France lab. We did the test the

same time we did the urinary porphyrin test to check heavy metal

levels.

> > >>>> > >

> > >>>> > > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos,

> > Singulair and something

> > >> else

> > >>> > I can't remember. I can't remember if

> > Spironolactone is for

> > >>> > inflammation.

> > >>>> > >

> > >>>> > > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin

> > K,

> > >> pycnogenol/grapeseed

> > >>> > extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants

> > such as E, selenium, C,

> > >> etc

> > >>>> > >

> > >>>> > >

> > >>>> > >

> > >>>> > > Re:Ibuprofen to

> > reduce brain

> > >>> > inflammation..Now Cats Claw

> > >>>> > >

> > >>>> > >

> > >>>> > > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

> > >>>> > >

> > >>> >

> > >>> >

> > >>> >

> > >>> >

> > >>> >

> > >>> >

> > >>> > Sincerely,

> > >>> >

> > >>> > Rei

> > >>> > Founder/Senior Loan Officer

> > >>> > TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036

> > >>> > TX State Loan Officer License #65838

> > >>> > Miles Funding LLC

> > >>> > Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.

> > >>> >

> > >>> > 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509

> > >>> > El Paso, TX 79905

> > >>> > Phone:

> > >>> > Fax:

> > >>> > Cell:

> > >>> > www.gomilesfunding.com

> > >>> >

> > >>> >

> > >>> >

> > >>> > ---------------------------------

> > >>> > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all

> > with Yahoo! Mobile.

> > >> Try it now.

> > >>> >

> > >>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Dana

> > > and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years

> > > Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory

> > processing disorder

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all

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oh I am sorry we didn't do that test also at the same time. doc didn't mention it.jabuaisha0929 wrote: It's a urine test available from the France lab. We did the test the same time we did the urinary porphyrin test to check heavy metal levels.> > >>>> > >> > >>>> > > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos,> > Singulair and something> > >> else > > >>>

> I can't remember. I can't remember if> > Spironolactone is for> > >>> > inflammation.> > >>>> > > > > >>>> > > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin> > K,> > >> pycnogenol/grapeseed> > >>> > extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants> > such as E, selenium, C,> > >> etc> > >>>> > > > > >>>> > > > > >>>> > > > > >>>> > > Re:Ibuprofen to> > reduce brain> > >>> > inflammation..Now Cats Claw> > >>>> > > > > >>>> > > > > >>>> > > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?> > >>>> > >> > >>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > Sincerely, > > >>> > > > >>> > Rei > > >>> > Founder/Senior Loan Officer> > >>> > TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036> > >>> > TX State Loan Officer License #65838> > >>> > Miles Funding LLC> > >>> > Rethink Vaccines.

Reverse Autism.> > >>> > > > >>> > 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509> > >>> > El Paso, TX 79905> > >>> > Phone: > > >>> > Fax: > > >>> > Cell: > > >>> > www.gomilesfunding.com> > >>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > ---------------------------------> > >>> > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all> > with Yahoo! Mobile.> > >> Try it now.> > >>> >> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > Dana > > > and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years> > > Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory> > processing

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Thanks , this is really helpful, our neopterine is 317 and biopterin is 590 – its marked as Virosis, we have used BH4 in the past so maybe that has helped – also have just started child on Namenda, which I believe is effective by lowering inflammation – it does it by lowering excitoxins – I think – anyway what do you think would you add in spironolactone as well, or instead of?

His ratio is 1.9 which is an average ratio -

Thanks,

I think the reference range for neopeterin is under

180. The neopeterin level indicates virus and

inflamation. So if your child is above the 180 then

you want to lower neopeterin. To lower neopeterin you

can use the prescription drug called spironolactone

(be careful with spiro as it can cause constipation so

we use oxypowder for constipation). If the neopeterin

nuber is really high, like over 1,000 some DAN docs

recommend doing a short course of steroids to bring

down the inflamation quicker.

You want the biopeterin to be twice as high as the

neopeterin. If your biopeterin is lower than 400 you

need to raise it. You can raise biopeterin by

supplementing with BH4 which does not require a

script. (www.startlivingwelltoday.com)

--- <maryhe@... <mailto:maryhe%40xtra.co.nz> > wrote:

> Hi can I ask what your neopeterin/biopterin results

> were, we had these done,

> but don’t know how to interpret them.

> Sounds very promising – you must be thrilled.

> Is Spirolactone a drug or a supplement?

> Regards

>

>

> On 3/5/08 7:34 AM, " dana pope "

> <danamichellepope@... <mailto:danamichellepope%40yahoo.com> > wrote:

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > jabuaisha0929 <Jabuaisha@... <mailto:Jabuaisha%40aol.com> > wrote:

> >>

> >>

> >> Our DAN prescribed spiro after we did the

> neopterin/biopterin test

> >> from the lab in France and my sons ratio of

> neopterin to biopterin

> >> came back very highly elevated. I was skeptical

> because I had no clue

> >> what he was talking about lol but within three

> days my three year old

> >> went from two word phrases to full sentences.

> >>

> >>

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos,

> Singulair and something

> >> else

> >>> > I can't remember. I can't remember if

> Spironolactone is for

> >>> > inflammation.

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin

> K,

> >> pycnogenol/grapeseed

> >>> > extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants

> such as E, selenium, C,

> >> etc

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > Re:Ibuprofen to

> reduce brain

> >>> > inflammation..Now Cats Claw

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > >

> >>>> > > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

> >>>> > >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> > Sincerely,

> >>> >

> >>> > Rei

> >>> > Founder/Senior Loan Officer

> >>> > TX State Mortgage Broker License #75036

> >>> > TX State Loan Officer License #65838

> >>> > Miles Funding LLC

> >>> > Rethink Vaccines. Reverse Autism.

> >>> >

> >>> > 6070 Gateway East, Suite 509

> >>> > El Paso, TX 79905

> >>> > Phone:

> >>> > Fax:

> >>> > Cell:

> >>> > www.gomilesfunding.com

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> >

> >>> > ---------------------------------

> >>> > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all

> with Yahoo! Mobile.

> >> Try it now.

> >>> >

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> > Dana

> > and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years

> > Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory

> processing disorder

> >

> >

> >

> > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all

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PRESCRIBED FOR: Spironolactone is used as a diuretic to remove the excess fluid caused by congestive heart failure, cirrhosis of the liver, and kidney disease. It can also be used to treat elevated blood pressure in combination with other drugs and in resistant cases of low potassium (hypokalemia). Spironolactone is also used to counteract the effects of excessive adrenal aldosterone production. Aldosterone overproduction can occur from a tumor in the adrenal gland, or when enlarged adrenal glands produce an excessive amount of aldosterone.

Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain > inflammation..Now Cats Claw> > > > > > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?> >>

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There are more prescriptions out there than I can count that are

prescribed very successfully for off label purposes. Just because

spironolactone was not intended to be an anti inflammatory doesn't

mean it is not useful as one. It has worked wonders for my child and

many other children I personally know of.

Actos is not an anti inflammatory either. Singulair is an asthma

medication.

A very good example of an off label use of a prescription drug would

be the use of Topamax for migraines or Trileptal for mood disorders.

My oldest child was unstable for years and Trileptal was the ONLY

medication that helped him but I had to fight tooth and nail to get

it approved by our insurance company because it is not an FDA

approved medication for mood disorders and was not developed to treat

bipolar/mood disorders. Yet it is fast becoming the drug of choice

when it comes to mood stabilization. Topamax was developed as an

Epilepsy medication, but as a migraine prevention medication it has

greatly improved the quality of my life. Instead of spending days

trying to deal with a migraine after I've developed one, I rarely get

one because I have a prescription med that prevents them. My family

would be in sad shape if we could only take medications for the

condition they were developed for.

> > >

> > > Rx's for inflammation include; Actos, Singulair and something

> else

> > I can't remember. I can't remember if Spironolactone is for

> > inflammation.

> > >

> > > Nutraceuticals are; CLO, Quercetin, Vitamin K,

> pycnogenol/grapeseed

> > extract, nettle leaf extract, antioxidants such as E, selenium,

C,

> etc

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Re:Ibuprofen to reduce brain

> > inflammation..Now Cats Claw

> > >

> > >

> > > What about Spironolactone for inflamation?

> > >

> >

>