Re: dr ks immune modulator

[Guest guest]

If it is GCMAF Bradstreet has written about it on his blog.

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> Was anyone on the conference calll last night? He spoke of his newest immune

modulator and I did not get the right name or website. I thought he said gc mpf

at gcmpf.eu. can someone point me in the right direction?

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> Caryn

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[Guest guest]

http://www.gcmaf.eu/info/

> Re: dr ks

> immune modulator

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> If it is GCMAF Bradstreet has written about it on his blog.

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> > Was anyone on the conference calll last night? He spoke of

> his newest immune modulator and I did not get the right name

> or website. I thought he said gc mpf at gcmpf.eu. can

> someone point me in the right direction?

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> > Caryn

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[Guest guest]

Thanks. Next question. Has anyone tried it?

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> > > Was anyone on the conference calll last night? He spoke of

> > his newest immune modulator and I did not get the right name

> > or website. I thought he said gc mpf at gcmpf.eu. can

> > someone point me in the right direction?

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> > > Caryn

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[Guest guest]

Dr. B of DAN fame has claimed success but I don't know of anyone personally

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> > > > Was anyone on the conference calll last night? He spoke of

> > > his newest immune modulator and I did not get the right name

> > > or website. I thought he said gc mpf at gcmpf.eu. can

> > > someone point me in the right direction?

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> > > > Caryn

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[Guest guest]

I would be cautious to ensure you are working with a doctor that knows

about GcMAF before starting it. One should have their nagalase levels

tested to see if they even fall into a category that may be a candidate

for the treatment. Nagalase testing is available from Health

Diagnostics and Research Institute at and your doctor can

order a test kit for the blood draw from them.

Then if it is elevated, I would find a doctor that has had experience

using GcMAF as it can cause a significant inflammatory response in some

people that may require additional therapies to control. While it may

be promising, I would research further whether or not it may be

appropriate for a given person.

I've been on it for just under a month personally and it is still too

early to report any progress.

Be well,

[Guest guest]

I just had the blood drawn nagalese test for my son yesterday. I think there is

still much to learn about CGMAF in the ASD community.

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> I would be cautious to ensure you are working with a doctor that knows

> about GcMAF before starting it. One should have their nagalase levels

> tested to see if they even fall into a category that may be a candidate

> for the treatment. Nagalase testing is available from Health

> Diagnostics and Research Institute at and your doctor can

> order a test kit for the blood draw from them.

>

> Then if it is elevated, I would find a doctor that has had experience

> using GcMAF as it can cause a significant inflammatory response in some

> people that may require additional therapies to control. While it may

> be promising, I would research further whether or not it may be

> appropriate for a given person.

>

> I've been on it for just under a month personally and it is still too

> early to report any progress.

>

> Be well,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Here is a quick blog entry I put together yesterday on GcMAF:

http://betterhealthguy.com/joomla/blog/247-gcmaf

I would love to hear from people as they get nagalase results back to

see what the pattern is in people with Lyme and/or ASD.

Best,