Re: Fw: mmi Latest Dubbo results and glutathione depletion--methylation cycle block hypothesis for chronic fatigue syndrome

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>>>>>>>>>>Ask him to come back when he has started to investigate the

fact that CURRENT persisting long term infections are causing not

just fatigue but organ failure in CFIDS patients, then I might begin

the swooning (maybe!)<<<<<<<<<<<<

Rich

This is why I tend to get on your case, because your sitting in lala

land with people that have felt a failed antimicrobial approach is

the REAL DEAL.I try and educate that you need to get on the right

drugs, at the right doses, and often with correct combinations before

you throw your arms in the air and get sidetracked into a 1000

different alternative fields.

Do you think pill antibiotics solve a lot of simple medical

infections? I look around and can't see too many exciting scenario's

to write about.I do see people constantly back and forth tackling

UTI's that keep coming/or aren't eradicated, just pushed back a

notch, only to come back with a vengeance...

tony

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> Bob, below is what I wrote on another list re Hickie, in short we

are in total agreement.

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> Nelly

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> Ha! and why? and what for?

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> Should I swoon at Hickie's feet just because he has finally decided

that it was better for him to admit that CFS/ME could possibly have

a " post-infectious aetiology " ? How grand of him! Dr Hickie has caused

unbelievable harm to the CFIDS community in Australia, he has stopped

people from obtaining disability, he has been instrumental in

torturing very sick people (incl children) into CBT/GET.

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> Should I swoon at his feet for re-circulating some old studies that

were stating the obvious anyway (i.e. long term infections leave you

feeling exhausted!) I am absolutely stunned by this revelation!

Deserves a medal.

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> Ask him to come back when he has started to investigate the fact

that CURRENT persisting long term infections are causing not just

fatigue but organ failure in CFIDS patients, then I might begin the

swooning (maybe!)

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> I should really stop this as just reading his name makes me want

to ...somatise badly!

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> Nelly (France ex Sydneysider)

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