Re:Study Shows Inflammation from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome May be Risk F

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Again, the CDC is not up to date on classification of c-reactive proteins. The

new terms are short PTX3 and Long PTX3. These are the two major groups of

C-reactive proteins. The Long PTX3 is associated with chronic inflammatory

diseases, including autoimmine disorders and inflmmation from acute and chronic

infections. Finally, there is a new T helper cell and its interleukin that have

been described. Th17 and IL17 are associated with chronic inflammatory diseases

in mice and humans. If you wish to learn more about these new findings, go to

entrez pubmed and do your own searc of the National Library of Medicine. Jack

D. Thrasher, Ph.D.

Jack D. Thrasher, Ph.D.

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L. Crawley, M.ED., LADC

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