Re: Question: I read 'IMMUNOVIR' that Dr. G uses is the same as 'INOS...

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Interesting observation. I'm curious to hear Dr. G's thoughts about this.

I'm also curious to hear from those whose kids have taken Immunovir. Has it

been helpful? Any side effects noticed?

Gaylen

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[Guest guest]

Oh absolutely Gaylen- I'm excited to hear about that as well. If you

hear something back would you let me know? I'd be so appreciative.

I'd ask Dr.G myself but I'm not seeing Dr.G so I can't ask him.

I'd like to hear how it is working- as it could be another line of

treatment in the protocol for me to use to get to feeling better.

-, CA

>

> Interesting observation. I'm curious to hear Dr. G's thoughts about

this.

> I'm also curious to hear from those whose kids have taken

Immunovir. Has it

> been helpful? Any side effects noticed?

> Gaylen

>

>

>

> **************It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find

your travel

> deal here.

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[Guest guest]

Oh, BTW- 'if' 'INOSINE' is the same thing as 'IMMUNOVIR' like I read,

then it can be found at most nutrition stores like, Vitamin Shoppe.

If this is true, this 'could' explain the 'politics of it not being

approved by the FDA' in the United States.

There wouldn't be any 'Big Pharma' money backing it. 'If' it IS true

that 'Inosine' is the same thing as 'Immunovir' then people could just

go and by it over-the-counter. There would be no profits behind it.

Big drug companies can't make money off of a drug that can be bought

at every supplements store- 'IF' it is the case that it is the same

thing.

So- if what I've read is correct, that 'might' provide an explanation

as to why the drug United States FDA hasn't touched it.

I'd like to know what others think about this as well...

>

> Interesting observation. I'm curious to hear Dr. G's thoughts about

this.

> I'm also curious to hear from those whose kids have taken

Immunovir. Has it

> been helpful? Any side effects noticed?

> Gaylen

>

>

>

> **************It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find

your travel

> deal here.

> (http://information.travel.aol.com/deals?ncid=aoltrv00050000000047)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Is Isoprinosine the same as Immunovir?

On Aug 24, 2008, at 3:56 PM, wrote:

> Oh, BTW- 'if' 'INOSINE' is the same thing as 'IMMUNOVIR' like I read,

> then it can be found at most nutrition stores like, Vitamin Shoppe.

>

> If this is true, this 'could' explain the 'politics of it not being

> approved by the FDA' in the United States.

>

> There wouldn't be any 'Big Pharma' money backing it. 'If' it IS true

> that 'Inosine' is the same thing as 'Immunovir' then people could just

> go and by it over-the-counter. There would be no profits behind it.

> Big drug companies can't make money off of a drug that can be bought

> at every supplements store- 'IF' it is the case that it is the same

> thing.

>

> So- if what I've read is correct, that 'might' provide an explanation

> as to why the drug United States FDA hasn't touched it.

>

> I'd like to know what others think about this as well...

>

>

> >

> > Interesting observation. I'm curious to hear Dr. G's thoughts about

> this.

> > I'm also curious to hear from those whose kids have taken

> Immunovir. Has it

> > been helpful? Any side effects noticed?

> > Gaylen

> >

> >

> >

> > **************It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find

> your travel

> > deal here.

> > (http://information.travel.aol.com/deals?ncid=aoltrv00050000000047)

> >

> >

> >