Proboost

July 31, 2000

Hi Al -

I'm usuing this right now, one pack daily, and have

been for almost one month. I felt a big difference in

energy after a week and am feeling stronger every day.

I'm using Moducare also, another supplement for

immune system balancing, with good results.

Best, Jennie

earthlink.net> wrote:

> Hi all,

> The following was extracted from the

> www.proboostmed.com website. Who on this list has

> used Proboost for CFS? You can visit their web site

> for more info.

> Thanks,

> Al

>

> Chronic Fatigue syndrome

>

> a.. Initial Pilot Study ( " the effects

> of thymus protein on elevated epstein-barr virus

> titers " Riordan, PA-C and Jacjson, PhD)

>

> a.. 2 Month study in 6 patients

> showed statistically significant reduction of

> antibody titers after treatment

>

> b.. Thymic protein well tolerated

>

> c.. Increased energy reported by

> most of the participants

>

> a.. Confirmatory phase 1 study

> completed

>

> a.. Conducted by leading CFS

> investigators

>

> b.. Rigorous laboratory and clinical

> end points measured

>

> c.. Promising results being written

> for publication in leading medical journal

>

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August 15, 2000

I went to the website and it looks good but it sure appears to be expensive.

Is this a supplement that we would take forever or is it a two or three month

thing and then we improve and can quit?

Mike

http://www.proboostmed.com/

August 16, 2000

Hi Mike,

I don't know the answer, ask Terry Beardsley at Genicel who makes the

stuff, his phone number is toll free 877-776-8496, email is: vicel@...

..

Al

Re: Proboost

> I went to the website and it looks good but it sure appears to be

expensive.

> Is this a supplement that we would take forever or is it a two or three

month

> thing and then we improve and can quit?

>

> Mike

>

> http://www.proboostmed.com/

>

August 19, 2000

How many packets of proboost are you taking a day, those who are taking it?

I take BioPro Thymic protein A, which from what I can tell after looking at

the ProBoost web site, is almost identical to ProBoost (but actually $5 more

expensive per box, so I think I might switch). I take one packet a day. I

took it for about six months over a years ago, then went off for a long time,

and am now back on it. I do think it helps a little, and the first time I

took it I noticed a definite improvement for a period of time. I am thinking

of going up to 2 packs a day. The only thing is the expense. Does anyone,

also, know of any problems that might be caused from taking too much of this

stuff?

Thanks.

Peggy

August 20, 2000

Sorry, I'm sort of new to the list... can someone explain to me what Proboost

is? Thanks!

Laurel

September 14, 2005

Hi Rose,

I'm glad to help.

Something that makes sense to me is the low weight immune-system molecule.

Its easy to see how it would not work. And there is lots of reports on it.

http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=rnase+low+weight & FORM=QBRE

Then this report says the damaged cells don't self destruct like they are

suppose too, so new good ones can't take there place.

http://www.ncf-net.org/forum/TotalExposure.htm

The lower molecular weight fragments of RNase L are produced from the specific

cleavage of native RNase L by a protease(s). These fragments then play a

selective role in inhibiting the apoptotic pathway, in effect keeping the

damaged cell alive and the immune system dysfunctional

http://www.proboostmed.com/

On there web site its says proboost helps induce apoptosis (cell death.)

(I have been getting mine here. Its the cheapest I've found $39 and they do ship

international.)

http://www.betterhealthinternational.com/productDetails.asp_Q_prodID_E_333

I'm now on my second box of proboost and I'm able to do many many more things

that I could not before. Like 2 days ago I got a new plastic phone in my room,

and I'm already use to it.

But it seems it will take months before I'm ok.

And I'm hoping once the major problems are ok I'll start picking up steam.

Ron

(In doors I'm in terrible shape and its easy for me to see improvement. For

people who are able to work and stuff, I don't know.)

octrosie20 <rosiecox@...> wrote:

Hi Ron,

Hope you don't mind a personal post to you as opposed to the

experiemntal group but I am very interested in Proboost (though not

sure if it is available in the UK). Do you have any expression of auto-

immunity ie; has it helped modulate your immune system or just boost

it? And, how do you feel it has helped what have you noticed? I'd be

very interested in your reply.

Rosie

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September 16, 2005

I am very sensitive to supplements or medications & I took the Pro-Boost

without any problems & it really helped. I just put in an order for more of it

September 16, 2005

Hi Rose,

I almost forgot.

Proboost is one of the suppliments the fibromyalgia center suggested I take.

(CoQ10, ENADA, FM relief, NT factor, Super Multiple (probably vitamins),

ProBoost, Enzyme Rx, Rest & Restore. ) Is the complete list.

They made it sound like I should be better in about 6 weeks. They said some

people take longer.

I read a post form someone saying they have been taking one packed of proboost

every day for about a year.

To me that makes it sound like proboost is going to help, but its like a bucket

full of water with holes in it. Just pluging a few holes is not enough. (At

least that is what the center told me.)

Ron

Rosie <rosiecox@...> wrote:

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Hi Ron,

Many thanks for the reply, I will read and digest at a slower rate later! I’m

glad that does seem to be a market for the UK.

Rosie

Hi Rose,

I'm glad to help.

Something that makes sense to me is the low weight immune-system molecule.

Its easy to see how it would not work. And there is lots of reports on it.

http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=rnase+low+weight & FORM=QBRE

Then this report says the damaged cells don't self destruct like they are

suppose too, so new good ones can't take there place.

http://www.ncf-net.org/forum/TotalExposure.htm

The lower molecular weight fragments of RNase L are produced from the specific

cleavage of native RNase L by a protease(s). These fragments then play a

selective role in inhibiting the apoptotic pathway, in effect keeping the

damaged cell alive and the immune system dysfunctional

http://www.proboostmed.com/

On there web site its says proboost helps induce apoptosis (cell death.)

(I have been getting mine here. Its the cheapest I've found $39 and they do ship

international.)

http://www.betterhealthinternational.com/productDetails.asp_Q_prodID_E_333

I'm now on my second box of proboost and I'm able to do many many more things

that I could not before. Like 2 days ago I got a new plastic phone in my room,

and I'm already use to it.

But it seems it will take months before I'm ok.

And I'm hoping once the major problems are ok I'll start picking up steam.

Ron

(In doors I'm in terrible shape and its easy for me to see improvement. For

people who are able to work and stuff, I don't know.)

octrosie20 <rosiecox@...> wrote:

Hi Ron,

Hope you don't mind a personal post to you as opposed to the

experiemntal group but I am very interested in Proboost (though not

sure if it is available in the UK). Do you have any expression of auto-

immunity ie; has it helped modulate your immune system or just boost

it? And, how do you feel it has helped what have you noticed? I'd be

very interested in your reply.

Rosie

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September 16, 2005

Yes me too. I've tried tons of stuff, and could take them a few times, but

that's all.

But the proboost is making it possible.

The worst one I'm only starting with a tiny bit. maybe 1/50. (enzymes.)

Most of the others I can do at least 1/4.

They make me very tired, but a different a tired, like coming out of a jacuzzi.

I had to stop, rest a few days, but the next time I could take much more for

longer.

It feels like in 6 weeks I'll be taking the recommended amounts no sweat.

(They cost about $29 - $39 each.)

I would recommend starting with the proboost, and if that works unbelievably

well, then the nt factor, and last the enzymes.

Rosie <rosiecox@...> wrote:

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Hi Ron,

Many thanks again for this update. I don’t have FM ‘just’ ME, though I assume

protocols for one should, in theory, have benefit for the other? The real

problem I have found having tried an awful lot of stuff is that I just can’t

tolerate much at all, not even the tiniest little bit, so it’s never possible to

take anything long enough to see an improvement. I like the idea that Proboost

is immunomodulating, that seems very pertinent to me, and is in keeping with the

over-expressed genes being found in 2 research groups here in the UK. It also

bears consideration in that it is regarded as a good supplement by

Teitelbaum – sorry I’m sure that spelling must be wrong.

Do you take all of the products recommended to you, and have any proven

difficult for you to take? Indeed, did you find any intial flu-like symptoms

when you first started it as another on the list commented (and if so how long

did it last)?

Rosie

Subject: RE: Proboost

Hi Rose,

I almost forgot.

Proboost is one of the suppliments the fibromyalgia center suggested I take.

(CoQ10, ENADA, FM relief, NT factor, Super Multiple (probably vitamins),

ProBoost, Enzyme Rx, Rest & Restore. ) Is the complete list.

They made it sound like I should be better in about 6 weeks. They said some

people take longer.

I read a post form someone saying they have been taking one packed of proboost

every day for about a year.

To me that makes it sound like proboost is going to help, but its like a bucket

full of water with holes in it. Just pluging a few holes is not enough. (At

least that is what the center told me.)

Ron

Rosie <rosiecox@...> wrote:

Hi Ron,

Many thanks for the reply, I will read and digest at a slower rate later! I’m

glad that does seem to be a market for the UK.

Rosie

Hi Rose,

I'm glad to help.

Something that makes sense to me is the low weight immune-system molecule.

Its easy to see how it would not work. And there is lots of reports on it.

http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=rnase+low+weight & FORM=QBRE

Then this report says the damaged cells don't self destruct like they are

suppose too, so new good ones can't take there place.

http://www.ncf-net.org/forum/TotalExposure.htm

The lower molecular weight fragments of RNase L are produced from the specific

cleavage of native RNase L by a protease(s). These fragments then play a

selective role in inhibiting the apoptotic pathway, in effect keeping the

damaged cell alive and the immune system dysfunctional

http://www.proboostmed.com/

On there web site its says proboost helps induce apoptosis (cell death.)

(I have been getting mine here. Its the cheapest I've found $39 and they do ship

international.)

http://www.betterhealthinternational.com/productDetails.asp_Q_prodID_E_333

I'm now on my second box of proboost and I'm able to do many many more things

that I could not before. Like 2 days ago I got a new plastic phone in my room,

and I'm already use to it.

But it seems it will take months before I'm ok.

And I'm hoping once the major problems are ok I'll start picking up steam.

Ron

(In doors I'm in terrible shape and its easy for me to see improvement. For

people who are able to work and stuff, I don't know.)

octrosie20 <rosiecox@...> wrote:

Hi Ron,

Hope you don't mind a personal post to you as opposed to the

experiemntal group but I am very interested in Proboost (though not

sure if it is available in the UK). Do you have any expression of auto-

immunity ie; has it helped modulate your immune system or just boost

it? And, how do you feel it has helped what have you noticed? I'd be

very interested in your reply.

Rosie

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Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

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September 16, 2005

Sorry I was'nt very clear.

I was talking about the other suppliments.

(I thought I was the only one who could not take things.)

In the pass I've gotten very bad reactions form stuff, so yes, to start with

I'll start with 1/50. A very tiny amount.

(but the proboost has not given me any bad reaction at all. Even the very frist

time. Its pure ok.)

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Sorry to be dense Ron, do you mean 1/50th of a packet? A really very tiny

amount?