Failure notice

December 14, 1999

: I'll try this again. Have had trouble w/my

e;mail and getting stuff to the list hope this works.

Here's the info on the interactive pooh from toysrus.

I think you'd still have time to get it for Christmas

if you ordered it online.

Judi

>

> : The description is " My Interactive Pooh " ,

> and

> it's item no. TU263052. From what I could read on

> the

> info enclosed, I don't need to order any additional

> " packs " like mentioned she needed for Barney

> or

> the Teletubbies. You can hook Pooh up to your

> computer and play games, or he can be programmed to

> be

> used away from the computer to sing songs, tell

> stories, etc.

> Hope this helps!

>

> Judi-Mom to Sam and , Almost 3! Identical

> Twins

>

> __________________________________________________

>

December 15, 1999

While eating right is important(raw vegges), here is more information

containing steps for curing cancer that I would be doing if I had cancer.

http://209.170.56.239/imo12267/cancer.html

Best Regards, Ratliff

SE TENN.

ICQ 1495914

bobratliff@...

> Re: Help anyone.... ?

>

> The quickest fix is at www.drday.com and/or www.hacres.com. Best

> regards, Hickman.

>

> On Mon, 13 Dec 1999 15:16:36 -0600 " Price " <jhprice@...>

> writes:

> >From: " Price " <jhprice@...>

> >

> >> > OUR DAD HAS CONTRACTED MULTIPLE MYELOMA (CANCER OF THE BONE

> >> MARROW)

> >> >

> >> > DO YOU KNOW ANY ALTERNATIVE THERAPY THAT HAS WORKED ON THIS

> >> CANCER ?

> >> >

> >> > WHAT WOULD YOU SUGGEST TO USE. THE MEDICAL FOLKS SAY IT IS

> >> INCURABLE.

> >> > DAD IS 81 AND OTHERWISE IN REASONABLE HEALTH.

> >> >

> >> > APPRECIATE A QUICK REPLY

> >> > THANKS

> >> >

> >> > ROSCOE T. SCOTT ( FRIEND OF MIKE OF THETA FAME- WE TALKED

> >> SEVERAL WEEKS

February 29, 2000

<A

HREF= " http://www.moorhead.msus.edu/publications/news_releases/1999/feb2000.htm

l#gulf war " >Click here: feb2000.html</A> Article on Gulf War Syndrome.

Christy

[This message contained attachments]

April 1, 2002

Whoever is having this problem....PLEASE fix it. I'm getting really tired

of getting this message, honey!!!!

RE: FROM ADMIN: Cats Romantic Recipes File

OK, got that far, but you can't click on the word files, only on the word

home. HELP ME SOMEBODY!!!!!!!!!!!!

May 20, 2003

Kristy,

this had said (before messed it up)- That i enjoy AJ's humor.

I love her imaginings in her head, I do that all the time. I also

make up names for people like she does but I know hers is for

confidentiality. I just think she is hilarious, and am enjoying my

read, I will go back and highlight the things that will help me so

I dont need a Dr Nutcase...lol

Sharon in Onyx

who thinks the message you got before will make sense now about my

teachers names...lol

October 3, 2005

Note: forwarded message attached.

Geoffrey

Convenor - Brimbank Community Initiatives Inc

Secretary - International Centre for Health Equity Inc

Member - Australasian Society for HIV Medicine Inc

P.O. Box 606 Sunshine 3020

. Australia.

Ph: 0418 328 278

Ph/Fax : (61 3) 9449 1856

" You can't sing in harmony

If everyone is singing the same note "

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I am Geoffrey Heaviside a paid up and registered

delegate at ICASA2005 and I have had no communications

from the registrations office since I forwarded my

money.

I have started my journey already via Singapore,

India, and Dubai reaching Lagos on Emirates Flight EK

0783 arriving Lagos 15:30 hrs on Thursday December

1st.

Since this is my first visit to Nigeria I note from

the map that Abuja is some distance away from Lagos

and I want to know what arrangements are in hand for

delegates arriving from international flights.

I rang a phone number provided on the web sites and it

seems the number has changed. I was given another

phone number which never answers.

If this email address works I would be pleased to get

some information to this email address because it is

the one I am using while I am travelling. It is not

the email address registered in my application.

I look forward to your early advice so I know what I

am to be doing and who will be meeting the flight.

Thank you

Geoffrey

Convenor - Brimbank Community Initiatives Inc

Secretary - International Centre for Health Equity Inc

Member - Australasian Society for HIV Medicine Inc

P.O. Box 606 Sunshine 3020

. Australia.

Ph: 0418 328 278

Ph/Fax : (61 3) 9449 1856

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January 2, 2006

Alison, just wanted to say I have a puppy named Daisy, and sometimes we

call her Crazy Daisy, or lazy Daisy, depending on her mood at that

moment, LOL

Alison Lindsey

Note: forwarded message attached.

AVON

Alison Lindsey

Independent Sales Representative

Beauty4Ali@...

(815) 277- 6341

January 23, 2006

MAILER-DAEMON@... wrote: Date: 23 Jan 2006 01:17:33 -0000From: MAILER-DAEMON@...To: vonniec20032000@...Subject: failure noticeHi. This is the qmail-send program at .I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.:67.28.113.19 failed after I sent the message.Remote host said: 554 delivery error: dd Sorry your message to heatherbenjaminnicholas@... cannot be delivered. This account has been disabled or discontinued [#102]. - mta254.mail.re2.--- Below this line is a copy of the message.Return-Path: Received: (qmail 83852 invoked by uid 60001); 23 Jan 2006 01:17:33

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charset=iso-8859-1Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Pa, Sorry I haven't got back to you sooner but had a busy weekend with the grandsons b-day party today and went out with the girlfriends for a facial and out to eat saturday.But I apppreciate all the info and tips your giving me it will really come in handy when I go in.I wrote down the pr directors name for the laptop.LOL That's great to have when your laid up, keeps you in touch with the outside world..I hear you about the eating I need my food when I get a little better too..I will ahve them page the Dr..LOL They won't starve me..Also good advice to have someone there for the night,hopefully I have a single room..Oh boy I would never let that male nurse wash me either.No Way I would have done the same thing you did...Sounds like you know all the ropes now and your doing great..Keep up your spirits your halfway there now..Good Luck this week with the 2nd half.. Your in my

thoughts....Vonnieheatherbenjaminnicholas wrote: ---Vonnie,Get a pencil, write this down and stick it in your suitcase.....KimKramer, call operator on your house/hospital phone..ask for her..sheis the PR director for the hospital....she wants everyone happy!!!!SHe will get you a laptop, she got me one, all you need to do isask, and ask her, cause the nurses are far too busy and when Ifinally asked Kim, pronto done in less than an hour a tech guy wasin the room wiring me up!!! How cool is that!!!!Oh god, I was so hungry as of Tuesday....I could not eat anotherbowl of cream/strained soup...sorry, I did what was required, mostlyhave a functioning digestive system...told Nurses on the floor if Iwas not getting food that night, I was ordering a pizza or callingmy sister to bring me food and I will eat it!!!I was cravingprotein, meat or eggs, all I was asking for was a crummy hard

boiledegg!!! They told me NO!!! Well Rand happened to pop in that nightabout 8:00 and asked me if I was eating well....I almost assualtedhim..WHAT EATING....go ask the nurses about that...they told me thekitchen was closed and I could have a cracker!! I heard him outthere, sort of in a Rand way, explaing how they should have pagedhim....there was no reason for me not to eat and they were willingto starve me rather than call him.....amazingly a box lunch appearedfrom the "closed" kitchen with a turkey sandwich etc....oh, god Iwas never so happy to see a turkey sandwhich on white bread and anapple, cookie and milk!!! I had had no solid food since Thursdaynight at nine, and it was a few crackers and a piece of cheese...somy point..in my long drawn out way is....if you feel you are at thepoint of food and you are denied, have them page Rand, I wish I haddone that but I was taking matters into my own hands and called mysister

who brought me in 6 hard boiled eggs!!! Rand just happened toshow up ..I was not expecting him!!!!Vonnie, I would also suggest if you can, have somone stay with youon the night you come to the regular floor.....I did not at firstand was crazy that I could not always get a nurse when I neededone,,they are busy, I was not there only patient, they work hard...Ineeded to be moved, rolled, whatever every 30 minutes or so, I couldnot take the pressure of one position for very long. I had my sisterstay with me on Monday night, she rolled me all night,she got nosleep but was willing to do it, if it meant I would not have abreakdown before I left for Rehab....it might only be needed for 2nights until you get that arm strength needed to log rollyourself...just my situation, you may be ok, but plan for it and ifyou do not need it...great!! I also, did have a private room, youknow I am a bad patient, crying, moaning basically rather

unpleasantperson to be near....If you have a private room they will get you alittle bed for your helper...they told me if you were in a doublethey frown on a guest unless the other bed is empty but I stillthink you could do it, the nurses were much happier when my sisterwas here for the night....I would try anything for some reliefthoise few nights,,,,,One other thing that I did not like was one day, on the floor, I hada male CNA,certified nurses aide. That was ok, until he wanted togive me a sponge bath....no female around, my own male gynecologistwon't even examine me without a nurse in the room....I said nothanks, just give me a tooth brush, change my sheets and I will skipthe bath...sorry, I just felt real uncomfortable with a 30 year oldmale washing my butt etc....I think that is a terrible liablity forthe hospital....he was perfectly safe, I am sure, but I could besome crazy that said he assaulted me.,....was not

digging that parteither...my sister who is a nusre at Beth Isreal, down the roadhere, felt it strange too and called the nurse manager and told herno male CNA's for bathing, she said my sister will go smelly beforeshe allows that and she wanted me to wash up...i did , I brought abox of baby wipes, but she said it was not enough...Those were a few concerns but every thing else has been great...foodis decent, I am not very fussy, just when I am hungry it better beavailable!! You just take your menu look it over, call 4555 andplace your order, most time food is here within 30 minutes sometimesshorter...and if you do not order..like I was not hungry for lunchtoday, they called me and asked me if I wanted lunch...thye cancomputer track what you and if you have eaten!! You get one of thoselittle receipt things like when you go thur Mc's, that tellwhat you ordered and the dietician comes and speaks to you and sheknows what

you have been eating or not!!!I am sorry for anyone who is bored with my long posts...just skipover them...I , like Vonnie wanted to pick the hell out Cam'sbrain.I wanted every little detail..even the non surgical ones!!Iwant Vonnie to come here as prepared as I was, and know what I foundto work and not work..even down to the food......Vonnie, definite silk PJ's , man what a difference inslidability...that has been a lifesaver!!! More to come!! , PA,NEBHIn , vonnie callahanwrote:>> Pa, It is so good to see that you are typing your own postsand doing so good..I can't believe it !!!!! Now I can't wait to getmine over with..It's nice to actually have someone go through it atthe same hospital and same Dr. and see all the results.. I am sointerested in seeing how your doing and the progress you aremaking..I have been waiting for all the updates on you..I guess

it'sbecause I feel like I'm next in line with Dr.Rand. I had such a badweek with pain that I am ready..And I LOVE the idea that they giveyou a computer to use..That helps keeping in touch with theworld..LOL So are you eating the good food now..Your like me giveme food, not the liquids once your feeling a little better.. So ingeneral how are they treating you there? you give me so muchhope now, it was great to see after a week how well your doing..Keepup the good work and let me know every detail..LOL Great hearingform you...Vonnie>> cammaltby wrote:> --HELLO!!! I wanted to shoot you all of a quick post while I had> been provided with a laptop from NEBH...ain't that great PR....!!> The PR lady who delivers my patient email, set up a TECH person to> come on the rehab floor and wire me up a hospital laptop!! I had> expressed how it was so great to get emails from folks everyday but> felt a

bit sad ..boohoo..poor me...that I was unable to> respond...not that I could have reponded the first four days..all I> could do is moan...bet Cam is glad I was not her roommate!!! I was> soooo very happy to talk to Cam and ! Everyone who has emailed> me..> you will never know how much I appreciated it..keep them coming ..I> won't have the laptop for long..off to second stage...>> Surgery was as all had decribed..sucked big time...what even> sucks,stinks, more is I have to do it again!! I have not been able> to wrap my head around that one yet!!> Pause...Rand was just in here....I showed him the web site....don't> worry did not let him see the posts;....just proved that it is> REAL!! He laughed....he said he has never been on it..I said we> would know if he had..he must register!!!I was even lucky enough to> get a personal visit from the Pres. of NEBH today, he is from

PA,> near PennState and heard from the PR lady that someone famous from> PA was here....kidding,,,yes, he is from PA and he did come see> me....wondered how I ended up here.....? TOld him about Cam and the> site and he said they refer to us as "alpha" patinets...folks who> research on the internet etc....smart buc=nch we are....told him I> came for Rand not really the hospital but it was a nice> extra....doctor first, hospital second.....at least in my small> mind...enough of my babble for now...>>>>>>>>> scoliosis veterans * flatback sufferers * revision candidates>>>>

February 24, 2007

Hi LL users

Is anyone getting this error today??

Re: R

>

> Will Do , and you have a wonderful time with Jake and that new

> grandbaby!!!! Be safe and God Bless,

> Love,

> C

>

> On 2/13/07, Rettig <drettig@...> wrote:

> >

> > Hi All

> >

> > Please keep me in your thoughts> I leave tomorrow around 1:oo pm to Go

> see

> > Jake in Alabama

> > I'm so excited to see him. I'm attending his first Army Family day

> since

> > he started flying (helicopter)

> > I'm flying go out of Chicago. Going alone between the kids schedule and

> $

> > . is very glad I'm able to come

> > I was told I will be able to go in the tower and his helicopter will

> hover

> > by us . we will see

> >

> > The weather is around 60 , today was Winter advisory and lots of snow

> > around 15 degrees so that will be nice a change

> > $ days alone with my first born I think That has never occurred.

> >

> > Thank you everyone

> > Blessings

> > R

> >

>

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February 24, 2007

I get these failure notices quite often!!!

Love always,

Pat

Re: R

>

> Will Do , and you have a wonderful time with Jake and that new

> grandbaby!!! ! Be safe and God Bless,

> Love,

> C

>

> On 2/13/07, Rettig <drettig@.... com> wrote:

> >

> > Hi All

> >

> > Please keep me in your thoughts> I leave tomorrow around 1:oo pm to Go

> see

> > Jake in Alabama

> > I'm so excited to see him. I'm attending his first Army Family day

> since

> > he started flying (helicopter)

> > I'm flying go out of Chicago. Going alone between the kids schedule and

> $

> > . is very glad I'm able to come

> > I was told I will be able to go in the tower and his helicopter will

> hover

> > by us . we will see

> >

> > The weather is around 60 , today was Winter advisory and lots of snow

> > around 15 degrees so that will be nice a change

> > $ days alone with my first born I think That has never occurred.

> >

> > Thank you everyone

> > Blessings

> > R

> >

>

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February 24, 2007

Hi ,

I got some today for the first time weird thing was i got the

same one 3 times for one post.

Molly : O )

>

> Hi LL users

>

> Is anyone getting this error today??

>

> failure notice

>

> > Sorry, we were unable to deliver your message to the following

address.

>

February 25, 2007

Pat ,

Only when i spill coffee on my keyboard . I don't suspose that

was your problem .

Molly : O )

> >

> > Hi LL users

> >

> > Is anyone getting this error today??

> >

> > failure notice

> >

> > > Sorry, we were unable to deliver your message to the following

> address.

> >

>

March 19, 2007

I am getting a failure notice for every post I write...is anyone else getting them?

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March 20, 2007

Lea ~ We sure do, (need docs that will listen) I love that this Dr Groopman is on TV about his book on doctors and their need to listnen to their patients and how not listneing is a leading cause of death.........

He was on this morning too...........I appreciate you saying that (about appreciating me) sometimes I feel like I talk far too much and obcess at sending all I read........feeding my brain takes thoughts of my pain and puts them in another file......Thank you Lea, and God Bless You ! ! Have a safe trip to the castle........Love Hugs and Prayers ~ DedeAOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com.

March 29, 2007

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April 25, 2007

Dede, here is the note that I sent you.

I feel like a train ran over me, but I am getting better each day.

We love you honey..........Lea and Superman

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> and=20

> getting worried. & nbsp; I had a feeling something was going haywire =

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> you. & nbsp; & nbsp; I am glad your doctor sees you so quickly and gets =

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> apply......:</FONT></STRONG></DIV>

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> <CENTER><FONT face=3DArial size=3D5>The Candida/Aldehyde detox =

> pathway and the=20

> Molybdenum Connection</FONT> <BR><FONT face=3DArial size=3D4>written

=

> by Janice=20

> Weiss</FONT> </CENTER>

> <P>As it relates to Candida, those of you who have read the work of =

> Dr.=20

> Orion Truss, or who have seen quotes by others from his work, will =

> already=20

> have been alerted to his assertion that much of the harm done by =

> Candida=20

> results from its waste product, acetaldehyde, which in turn can =

> affect the=20

> metabolic, neurological, endocrine, and immune systems. Further, =

> that few=20

> chemicals can create so much havoc in the body as acetaldehyde can. =

> It may=20

> interfere with the receptors for acetylcholine which is supposedly =

> the major=20

> neurotransmitter in the corpus callosum.=20

> <P>Formaldehyde, obviously then, is related to acetaldehyde in the =

> aldehyde=20

> chain of chemicals.=20

> <P>Dr. Rochlitz worked with cross-crawl brain integration =

> exercises=20

> with dyslexic patients with formaldehyde taped to these patients =

> right brain=20

> hemisphere, and sometimes the left.=20

> <P>Acetaldehyde is a fungal waste product.=20

> <P>Dr. Cooter, in his book " Beating Chronic Disease " , =

> ProMotion=20

> Publishing, San Diego, California, states that " Candida is =

> responsible for=20

> flooding the system with an accumulation of toxic acetaldehydes.=20

> Acetaldehydes are known to poison tissues -- accumulating in the =

> brain,=20

> spinal cord, joints, muscles and tissues. " =20

> <P>Dr. Cooter then goes on to describe how he learned from a =

> chiropractor,=20

> Dr. Carol [this name came up on this List way back] that =

> molybdenum=20

> -- a mineral -- not a medication, but a nutrient, had a blanket =

> reputation=20

> for breaking down yeast by-products into forms that the body could =

> excrete.=20

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> " Molybdenum for Candida Albicans Patients and Other Problems " =

> through Dr.=20

> . [interestingly, these are all chiropractor, Drs. Roschlitz, =

> ,=20

> and Schmitt.]=20

> <P>I'm beginning to see a glimmer of some possible connections here.

=

> Dr.=20

> Roschlitz's work, and Dr. Walter Schmitt's, although slightly =

> different,=20

> seems similar to me to the principle of Dr. Nambupridad'<WBR>s work =

> with=20

> NAET, and perhaps then, holding the substance, when the body is =

> worked on=20

> through one of their modalities, might not seem so strange after =

> all. I=20

> think I see a common denominator here. Worth exploring?

Perhaps....=20

> <P>Back to Dr. Cooter and Dr. Schmitt: " Molybdenum is chemically =

> responsible=20

> for breaking down acetaldehyde into acetic acid. Acetaldehyde cannot

=

> be=20

> excreted from the body; it accumulates. Acetic acid can be, though, =

> and the=20

> body naturally removes it or changes it into acetyl coenzyme A, a =

> major=20

> player in the body's energy system.... Acetaldhyde accumulations in =

> tissue=20

> are responsible for weakness in muscles, irritation, and PAIN. " =20

> <P>And now for the good part (g), directly quoted from Dr. Walter =

> Schmitt:=20

> <P> " Chemical aldehydes are best known as fragrances. " [shall I =

> repeat that?]=20

> " Chemical aldehydess are best known as fragrances..<WBR>.. Ethanol, =

> or=20

> drinking alcohol, is also precessed to acetaldehyde. ...the body has

=

> an=20

> enzyme which breaks down the aldehydes to less toxic substances. =

> This enzyme=20

> is aldehyde oxidase, or sometimes, aldehyde dehydrogenase. Aldehydes

=

>

> encountered dietarily or environmentally or produced in the body =

> must be=20

> handled by aldehyde oxidase metabolic pathways.=20

> <P>Acetaldehyde is a paraticularly toxic substance which, in =

> addition to=20

> being produced by threonine and ethanol, is a product of the =

> metabolism=20

> (i.e. fermentation) of carbohydrate in yeast -- hence the Candida=20

> connection. Acetaldehyde is thought to be the major source of tissue

=

> damage=20

> in alcoholics rather than ethanol itself. The conversion of =

> acetaldehyde=20

> into acetic acid " for this reaction to occur, threonine to =

> acetaldehyde to=20

> acetic acid to acetyl coenzyme A, NAD (niacine amide) is required, =

> and=20

> aldehyde oxidase is dependent of riboflavin, iron, and molybdenum. =

> These=20

> forgoing nutrients could be helpful to Candida albicans patients, =

> and others=20

> who are sensitive to various fragrances and airborne odors. Those =

> patients=20

> with aldehyde sensitivity are incredibly sensitive to any type of =

> fragrance.=20

>

> <P>By coincidence, (or is it?) there's a little squibb in the =

> newsletter=20

> from the Environmental Health Association of Dallas on fragrance. =

> " Perfume=20

> today is not made from flowers but from toxic chemicals...<WBR>.. =

> More than=20

> 4,000 chemicals are used in fragrances. Of these, 95 percent are =

> made from=20

> petroleum. Some toxic chemicals found in fragrances: toluene, =

> ethanol,=20

> acetone, formaldehyde, limonene, benzene derivatives, methylene =

> chloride,=20

> and many others known to cause cancer, birth defects, infertility, =

> nervous=20

> system damage, or other injuries.... Exposure to scented products =

> can cause=20

> exhaustion, weakness, 'hay fever', dizziness, difficulty =

> concentrating,=20

> headaches, rashes, swollen lymph glands, muscle aches and spasms, =

> heart=20

> palpitations, nausea, stomach cramps, vomiting, asthma attacks, =

> neuromotor=20

> dysfunction, seizures, and loss of consciousness.<WBR> " This was =

> reprinted=20

> from No Perfume Means Healthier Air brochure, Breath of Fresh Air =

> Battleaxe,=20

> Oakland, California.=20

> <P>And from another source comes another connection -- from Dr. =

> =20

> Atkins' newsletter: Dr. Atkins is writing about Pantethine which

he=20

> prescribes to his Crohn's Disease and Colitis patients, with =

> acknowledgement=20

> to Dr. Melvin Werbach for Dr. Werbach's study that demonstrated that

=

> people=20

> with colitis have markedly decreased Coenzyme A activity if the =

> mucosal=20

> surface of their colons, even when the blood levels of pantothenic =

> acid are=20

> normal. Dr. Atkins concluded, based on his success with these =

> patients of=20

> his, that Pantethine bypasses the block in converting Vitamin B5=20

> (Pantothenic Acid) to Coenzyme A. But also, that Pantethine is a =

> growth=20

> factor for lactobacillus bulgaricus and bifidobacterium that we know

=

> help=20

> control yeast overgrowth (and Dr. Cooter also speaks of it in his =

> book).=20

> Candida, according to antibody studies done at the Atkins Center, is

=

>

> involved in more than 80 percent of all cases of Crohn's and =

> Colitis.=20

> <P>And for autoimmune problems, Dr. Atkins states, " For all =

> conditions that=20

> a doctor might prescribe prednisone -- allergies, asthma, rheumatoid

=

>

> arthritis, psoriasis, lupus, and olther autoimmune diseases, =

> pantethine can=20

> be safely, effectively substituted. I routinely use it for all of =

> those=20

> conditions on hundreds of my patients, and it's valuable in weaning =

> them off=20

> steroidal drugs, or certainly in allowing a lower dose....=20

> <P>By upping body levels of a body enzyme, pantethine counteracts =

> brain fog,=20

> certain allergic sensitivities, and some consequences of alcoholism.

=

> (And=20

> here it is --) ... In people with candidiasis, the enzyme fights off

=

> a toxic=20

> byproduct called acetaldehyde, which is thought to cause brain

fog,=20

> often-suffered but rarely diagnosed...<WBR>. Acetaldehyde also is =

> suspected=20

> of being responsible for some symptoms of alcoholism, including =

> alcoholic=20

> heart muscle disease. The pantethine-stimulat<WBR>ed enzyme also =

> detoxifies=20

> formaldehyde, an all too frequent offender for chemically

sensitive=20

> individuals.<WBR> " =20

> <P>In summary, Dr. Atkins is saying that Pantethine, without toxic=20

> consequences, can reduce cholesterol, counuteract oxidation, =

> stimulate the=20

> growth of friendly bacteria, and fight allergies, inflammation, =

> autoimmune=20

> disruptions, and alcoholism.=20

> <P>In case you wondered, Dr. Cooter and Dr. Schmtt suggest 300 =

> micrograms of=20

> Molybdenum in three divided doses per day, and further suggests =

> staying on=20

> it for at least 4 months.. Dr. Atkins suggests 450 to 900 miligrams =

> daily of=20

> Pantethine with an equal amount of Pantethenic Acid. & nbsp; & nbsp;

<A=20

> title=3Dhttp://candidapage.com/aldehyde.shtml=20'>http://candidapage.com/aldehyde.shtml=20

> href=3D " http://candidapage.com/aldehyde.shtml " >The Candida/Aldehyde =

> detox=20

> pathway and the Molybdenum Connection</A><A =

> title=3Dhttp://candidapage.com/=20'>http://candidapage.com/=20

> href=3D " http://candidapage.com/ " > </A>

> <H4><A title=3Dhttp://candidapage.com/ =

> href=3D " http://candidapage.com/ " >Return=20

> to Candida main page</A></H4>

> <DIV> & nbsp;=20

> <DIV><FONT size=3D4><STRONG>THIS & nbsp; IS & nbsp; JUST =

> & nbsp;VARIOUS & nbsp;=20

> INFO & nbsp; I & nbsp; PUT & nbsp;TOGETHER FROM & nbsp;SITES & nbsp; AND=20

> & nbsp;GALS & nbsp; HERE & nbsp; SO & nbsp;WHEN & nbsp; I & nbsp; TALK =

> TO & nbsp; MY=20

> & nbsp;DOCTOR, & nbsp;I HAVE & nbsp;MANY & nbsp; THINGS & nbsp; HERE=20

> THAT & nbsp; & nbsp; I & nbsp; WANT & nbsp; TO & nbsp; GO & nbsp; OVER=20

> . & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; LOOK & nbsp; HOW & nbsp; =

> EVERYTHING & nbsp; & nbsp;=20

> IS & nbsp; TIED & nbsp; TOGETHER....<WBR>......I & nbsp;hope & nbsp; =

> this & nbsp;=20

> info & nbsp; helps & nbsp; someone & nbsp; else & nbsp;=20

> too.....</STRONG></FONT></DIV>

> <DIV><FONT size=3D4></FONT> & nbsp;</DIV>

> <DIV><FONT size=3D4>The hypothalmus regulates all body functions and

=

> based on=20

> needed <BR>adjustments, releases a hormone that stimulates the =

> Pituitary. In=20

> <BR>turn the Pituitary releases TSH that stimulates the Thyroid to=20

> <BR>produce, store or release T3, T4. The Thyroid gland needs iodine

=

> <BR>and=20

> the amino acid tyrosine to make T3 and T4.<BR><BR>It is the TSH =

> measurement=20

> most doctors go by to diagnose thyroid <BR>disorders..BUT this =

> hormone is a=20

> Pituitary hormone..not a thyroid <BR>hormone. <BR><BR>The Pituitary =

> also=20

> releases ACTH...to stimulate the adrenal gland to <BR>release =

> cortisol.=20

> Proper levels of cortisol are needed for the <BR>thryoid hormones to

=

> " get=20

> into the cells " and do their job. <BR><BR>Balance is needed to =

> maintain=20

> optimum metabolic efficiency. Any <BR>breakdown along this pathway =

> will=20

> eventually cause symptons. <BR><BR>Aldosterone is made by the =

> adrenal gland=20

> based on feedback <BR>mechanisms also. Aldosterone levels along with

=

> renin,=20

> Sodium and <BR>Potassum levels should be checked during any =

> investigation of=20

> <BR>endocrine dysfunction. Aldosterone is responsible for =

> maintaining=20

> <BR>Sodium, Potassium and electrolyte balance and does so in =

> conjunction=20

> <BR>with the kidneys. Renin is part of the Aldosterone/<WBR>Renin =

> axis.=20

> <BR>Hypoaldosterone is seen in various stages of renal=20

> <BR>dysfunction/<WBR>failure. <BR><BR>A person can have primary or =

> secondary=20

> thryoid, pituitary, or <BR>adrenal issues depending on which gland =

> is=20

> malfunctioning and why. </FONT></DIV>

> <DIV><FONT size=3D4><BR>Adrenal problems create problems with the =

> way our=20

> bodies process fats, <BR>carbohydrates and proteins as well as =

> hypoglycemic=20

> issues, osmotic <BR>issues with our electrolytes.<WBR>.etc. Slow =

> adrenals=20

> equals slow <BR>thyroid...and processing problems...so I assume it =

> could=20

> have an <BR>affect on how our vitamins and minerals are utilized.=20

> <BR>Basically adrenal/thryoid issues affect every cell in our=20

> body. & nbsp;<BR><BR>

> <DIV><STRONG><FONT size=3D4><BR>

> <BLOCKQUOTE><B><FONT size=3D4>DESCRIPTION</FONT></B> <BR><BR><FONT=20

> size=3D3><B><IMG alt=3D " adrenal glands " =20

> src=3D " http://www.moondragon.org/images2/adrenals.gif " =

> align=3Dright> The=20

> adrenal glands are a pair of triangular-shaped organs that rest on

=

> top of=20

> the kidneys. Each gland normally weighs about 5 grams (slightly =

> less than=20

> 1/5 ounce) and is made up of two parts: the cortex, or outer =

> section,=20

> which is responsible for the production of cortisone, and the =

> medulla, or=20

> central section, which secretes adrenaline. <BR><BR>The adrenal =

> cortex=20

> helps to maintain the salt and water balance in the body. It is =

> also=20

> involved in the metabolism of carbohydrates and the regulation of =

> blood=20

> sugar. In addition, the cortex produces a sex hormone similar to =

> that=20

> secreted by the testes. <BR><BR>The adrenal medulla produces the =

> hormone=20

> epinephrine, also called adrenaline, when the body is under =

> stress. This=20

> hormone speeds up the rate of metabolism and produces other =

> physiologic=20

> changes designed to help the body cope with danger ( " Fight or =

> Flight=20

> Response " ). </B></FONT><BR></BLOCKQUOTE></FONT></STRONG></DIV><BR>

> <TABLE cellPadding=3D5 width=3D580 align=3Dcenter border=3D0>

> <TBODY>

> <TR>

> <TD></TD>

> <TD>

> <H2>Vitamin D (Calcitriol)</H2></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

> <TABLE cellPadding=3D3 width=3D580 align=3Dcenter border=3D0>

> <TBODY>

> <TR>

> <TD>

> <HR>

>

> <P>Bioactive vitamin D or calcitriol is a steroid hormone that

=

> has=20

> long been known for its important role in regulating body =

> levels of=20

> calcium and phosphorus, and in mineralization of bone. More =

> recently,=20

> it has become clear that receptors for vitamin D are present =

> in a wide=20

> variety of cells, and that this hormone has biologic effects =

> which=20

> extend far beyond control of mineral metabolism. </P><IMG=20

> =

>

src=3D " http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/otherendo/=

> vitd.gif " =20

> align=3Dright>=20

> <H3>Structure and Synthesis</H3>

> <P>The term vitamin D is, unfortunately, an imprecise term =

> referring=20

> to one or more members of a group of steroid molecules. =

> Vitamin=20

> D<SUB>3</SUB>, also known as <B>cholecalciferol</B> is =

> generated in=20

> the skin of animals when light energy is absorbed by a =

> precursor=20

> molecule 7-dehydrocholestero<WBR>l. Vitamin D is thus not a =

> true=20

> vitamin, because individuals with adequate exposure to =

> sunlight do not=20

> require dietary supplementation. There are dietary sources of =

> vitamin=20

> D, including egg yolk, fish oil and a number of plants. The =

> plant form=20

> of vitamin D is called vitamin D<SUB>2</SUB> or ergosterol. =

> However,=20

> natural diets typically do not contain adequate quantities of =

> vitamin=20

> D, and exposure to sunlight or consumption of foodstuffs =

> purposefully=20

> supplemented with vitamin D are necessary to prevent =

> deficiencies.=20

> </P>

> <P>Vitamin D, as either D<SUB>3</SUB> or D<SUB>2</SUB>, does =

> not have=20

> significant biological activity. Rather, it must be =

> metabolized within=20

> the body to the hormonally-active form known as=20

> 1,25-dihydroxychole<WBR>calciferol. This transformation occurs

=

> in two=20

> steps, as depicted in the diagram to the right: </P>

> <OL>

> <LI><B>Within the liver</B>, cholecalciferal is hydroxylated

=

> to=20

> <I>25-hydroxycholecalc<WBR>iferol</I> by the enzyme =

> 25-hydroxylase.=20

> <LI><B>Within the kidney</B>, 25-hydroxycholecalc<WBR>iferol

=

> serves=20

> as a substrate for 1-alpha-hydroxylase<WBR>, yielding=20

> <I>1,25-dihydroxychole<WBR>calciferol</I>, the biologically =

> active=20

> form. </LI></OL>

> <P>Each of the forms of vitamin D is hydrophobic, and is =

> transported=20

> in blood bound to carrier proteins. The major carrier is =

> called,=20

> appropriately, vitamin D-binding protein. The halflife of=20

> 25-hydroxycholecalc<WBR>iferol is several weeks, while that of

=

>

> 1,25-dihydroxychole<WBR>calciferol is only a few hours. </P>

> <H3>Control of Vitamin D Synthesis</H3>

> <P>Hepatic synthesis of 25-hydroxycholecalc<WBR>iferol is only

=

> loosely=20

> regulated, and blood levels of this molecule largely reflect =

> the=20

> amount of amount of vitamin D produced in the skin or =

> ingested. In=20

> contrast, the activity of 1-alpha-hydroxylase in the kidney is

=

> tightly=20

> regulated and serves as the major control point in production =

> of the=20

> active hormone. The major inducer of 1-alpha-hydroxylase is <A

=

>

> =

>

title=3Dhttp://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/thyroid/p=

> th.html=20

> =

>

href=3D " http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/thyroid/p=

> th.html " >parathyroid=20

> hormone</A>; it is also induced by low blood levels of =

> phosphate. </P>

> <H3>The Vitamin D Receptor and Mechanism of Action</H3>

> <P>The active form of vitamin D binds to intracellular =

> receptors that=20

> then function as transcription factors to modulate gene =

> expression.=20

> Like the <A=20

> =

>

title=3Dhttp://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/moaction/=

> intracell.html=20

> =

>

href=3D " http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/moaction/=

> intracell.html " >receptors=20

> for other steroid hormones and thyroid hormones</A>, the =

> vitamin D=20

> receptor has hormone-binding and DNA-binding domains. The =

> vitamin D=20

> receptor forms a complex with another intracellular receptor, =

> the=20

> retinoid-X receptor, and that heterodimer is what binds to =

> DNA. In=20

> most cases studied, the effect is to activate transcription, =

> but=20

> situations are also known in which vitamin D suppresses =

> transcription.=20

> </P>

> <P>The vitamin D receptor binds several forms of =

> cholecalciferol. Its=20

> affinity for 1,25-dihydroxychole<WBR>calciferol is roughly =

> 1000 times=20

> that for 25-hydroxycholecalc<WBR>iferol, which explains their =

> relative=20

> biological potencies. </P>

> <H3>Physiological Effects of Vitamin D</H3>

> <P>Vitamin D is well known as a hormone involved in mineral =

> metabolism=20

> and bone growth. Its most dramatic effect is to facilitate =

> intestinal=20

> absorption of calcium, although it also stimulates absorption =

> of=20

> phosphate and magnesium ions. In the absence of vitamin D, =

> dietary=20

> calcium is not absorbed at all efficiently. Vitamin D =

> stimulates the=20

> expression of a number of proteins involved in transporting =

> calcium=20

> from the lumen of the intestine, across the epithelial cells =

> and into=20

> blood. The best-studied of these calcium transporters is=20

> <I>calbindin</I>, an intracellular protein that ferries =

> calcium across=20

> the intestinal epithelial cell. </P>

> <P>Numerous effects of vitamin D on bone have been =

> demonstrated. As a=20

> transcriptional regulator of bone matrix proteins, it induces =

> the=20

> expression of osteocalcin and suppresses synthesis of type I =

> collagen.=20

> In cell cultures, vitamin D stimulates differentiation of =

> osteoclasts.=20

> However, studies of humans and animals with vitamin D =

> deficiency or=20

> mutations in the vitamin D receptor suggest that these effects

=

> are=20

> perhaps not of major physiologic importance, and that the =

> crutial=20

> effect of vitamin D on bone is to provide the proper balance =

> of=20

> calcium and phosphorus to support mineralization. </P>

> <P>It turns out that vitamin D receptors are present in most =

> if not=20

> all cells in the body. Additionally, experiments using =

> cultured cells=20

> have demonstrated that vitamin D has potent effects on the =

> growth and=20

> differentiation of many types of cells. These findings suggest

=

> that=20

> vitamin D has physiologic effects much broader that a role in =

> mineral=20

> homeostasis and bone=20

> function.</P></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><STRONG></STRONG>

> <TABLE cellPadding=3D5 width=3D580 align=3Dcenter border=3D0>

> <TBODY>

> <TR>

> <TD><STRONG></STRONG></TD>

> <TD>

> <H2>The Na<SUP>+</SUP>-K<SUP>+</SUP>-ATPase (Sodium=20

> Pump)</H2></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

> <TABLE cellPadding=3D3 width=3D580 align=3Dcenter border=3D0>

> <TBODY>

> <TR>

> <TD>

> <HR>

>

> <P>The Na<SUP>+</SUP>-K<SUP>+</SUP>-ATPase is a =

> highly-conserved=20

> integral membrane protein that is expressed in virtually all =

> cells of=20

> higher organisms. As one measure of their importance, it has =

> been=20

> estimated that roughly 25% of all cytoplasmic ATP is =

> hydrolyzed by=20

> sodium pumps in resting humans. In nerve cells, approximately =

> 70% of=20

> the ATP is consumed to fuel sodium pumps. </P>

> <H3>Physiologic and Pathologic Significance</H3>

> <P>The ionic transport conducted by sodium pumps creates both =

> an=20

> electrical and chemical gradient across the plasma membrane. =

> This is=20

> critical not only for that cell but, in many cases, for =

> directional=20

> fluid and electrolyte movement across epithelial sheets. Some =

> key=20

> examples include: </P>

> <UL>

> <LI>The cell's <I>resting membrane potential</I> is a =

> manifestation=20

> of the electrical gradient, and the gradient is the basis =

> for=20

> excitability in nerve and muscle cells.=20

> <LI>Export of sodium from the cell provides the <I>driving =

> force for=20

> several facilitated transporters</I>, which import glucose, =

> amino=20

> acids and other nutrients into the cell.=20

> <LI>Translocation of sodium from one side of an epithelium =

> to the=20

> other side creates an <I>osmostic gradient</I> that drives=20

> absorption of water. Important instances of this phenomenon =

> can be=20

> found in the <A=20

> =

>

title=3Dhttp://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/digestion/smallgut/=

> absorb_water.html=20

> =

>

href=3D " http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/digestion/smallgut/=

> absorb_water.html " >absorption=20

> of water from the lumen of the small intestine</A> and in =

> the=20

> kidney. </LI></UL>

> <P>Depending on cell type, there are between 800,000 and 30 =

> million=20

> pumps on the surface of cells. They may be distributed fairly =

> evenly,=20

> or clustered in certain membrane domains, as in the =

> basolateral=20

> membranes of polarized epithelial cells in the kidney and =

> intestine.=20

> </P>

> <P>Abnormalities in the number or function of=20

> Na<SUP>+</SUP>-K<SUP>+</SUP>-ATPases are thought to be =

> involved in=20

> several pathologic states, particular heart disease and =

> hypertension.=20

> Well-studied examples of this linkage include: </P>

> <UL>

> <LI>Several types of heart failure are associated with =

> significant=20

> reductions in myocardial concentration of=20

> Na<SUP>+</SUP>-K<SUP>+</SUP>-ATPase.=20

> <LI>Excessive renal reabsorption of sodium due to =

> oversecretion of=20

> aldosterone has been associated with hypertension in humans.

=

>

> </LI></UL>

> <H3>Structure and Function</H3>

> <P>The Na<SUP>+</SUP>-K<SUP>+</SUP>-ATPase is composed of

two=20

> subunits. The alpha subunit (~113 kD) is the action hero of =

> the pair -=20

> it binds ATP and both sodium and potassium ions, and contains =

> the=20

> phosphorylation site. The smaller beta subunit (~35 kDa =

> glycoprotein)=20

> is absolutely necessary for activity of the complex. It =

> appears to be=20

> critical in facilitating the plasma membrane localization

and=20

> activation of the alpha subunit. </P>

> <P>Several isoforms of both alpha and beta subunits have

been=20

> identified, but aside from kinetic characterizations and =

> tissue=20

> distribution, little is known regarding their differential =

> physiologic=20

> importance. </P>

> <P>Uncertainties remain in describing the structure of this =

> molecule,=20

> but based on primary amino acid sequence, it is thought to =

> possess 8=20

> or 10 transmembrane domains. Considerable information is =

> available to=20

> define the amino acids involved in ATP and cation binding. =

> </P>

> <P>Cation transport occurs in a cycle of conformational =

> changes=20

> apparently triggered by phosphorylation of the pump. As =

> currently=20

> understood, the sequence of events can be summarized as =

> follows:=20

> <UL>

> <LI>The pump, with bound ATP, binds 3 intracellular =

> Na<SUP>+</SUP>=20

> ions.=20

> <LI>ATP is hydrolyzed, leading to phosphorylation of a =

> cytoplasmic=20

> loop of the pump and release of ADP.=20

> <LI>A conformational change in the pump exposes the =

> Na<SUP>+</SUP>=20

> ions to the outside, where they are released.=20

> <LI>The pump binds 2 extracellular K<SUP>+</SUP> ions, =

> leading=20

> somehow to dephosphorylation of the alpha subunit.=20

> <LI>ATP binds and the pump reorients to release =

> K<SUP>+</SUP> ions=20

> inside the cell.=20

> <LI>The pump is ready to go again. </LI></UL>

> <P></P>

> <CENTER><FONT color=3Dred>

> <H3>Your browser is not Java-enabled - this animation will not

=

> be=20

> visible</H3></FONT></CENTER>

> <H3>Regulation of Sodium Pump Expression and Activity</H3>

> <P>Expression of sodium pump activity is regulated at multiple

=

> levels=20

> and in both acute and chronic timeframes. A functional pump =

> requires=20

> synthesis and assembly of both alpha and beta subunits. In =

> many cells=20

> excessive beta subunits are produced, making synthesis of =

> alpha the=20

> rate-limiting step in expression. It should come as no =

> surprise that=20

> such controls are physiologically complex and involve the =

> action of=20

> multiple hormones. </P>

> <P>Rapid changes in pump activity appear to reflect =

> modulations in=20

> kinetic properties, induced by a variety of intracellular =

> signalling=20

> pathways. Phosphorylation of the alpha subunit enhances pump =

> activity,=20

> presumably by increasing turnover rate or affinity for =

> substrates. A=20

> number of hormones stimulate kinase or phosphatase activities =

> within=20

> the cell that affect pump activity. Also, it appears that some

=

> cell=20

> types contain an intracellular pool of pumps that can be =

> rapidly=20

> recruited to a functional state in the plasma membrane. </P>

> <P>Chronic or sustained changes in pump activity within cells =

> is=20

> usually due to increases in transcription rate or mRNA =

> stability. </P>

> <P>Major hormonal controls over pump activity can be =

> summarized as=20

> follows: </P>

> <UL>

> <LI><A=20

> =

>

title=3Dhttp://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/thyroid/i=

> ndex.html=20

> =

>

href=3D " http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/thyroid/i=

> ndex.html " >Thyroid=20

> hormones</A> appear to be a major player in maintaining =

> steady-state=20

> concentrations of pumps in most tissues. This effect appears

=

> to=20

> result from stimulation of subunit gene transcription.=20

> <LI><A=20

> =

>

title=3Dhttp://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/adrenal/m=

> ineralo.html=20

> =

>

href=3D " http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/adrenal/m=

> ineralo.html " >Aldosterone</A>=20

> is a steroid hormone with major effects on sodium =

> homeostasis. It=20

> stimulates both rapid and sustained increases in pump =

> numbers within=20

> several tissues. The sustained effect is due to enhanced=20

> transcription of the genes for both subunits.=20

> <LI><A=20

> =

>

title=3Dhttp://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/adrenal/m=

> edhormones.html=20

> =

>

href=3D " http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/adrenal/m=

> edhormones.html " >Catecholamines</A>=20

> have varied effects, depending on the specific hormone and =

> tissue.=20

> For example, dopamine inhibits =

> Na<SUP>+</SUP>-K<SUP>+</SUP>-ATPase=20

> activity in kidney, while epinephrine stimulates pump =

> activity in=20

> skeletal muscle. These effects seem to be mediated via=20

> phosphorylation or dephosphorylation of the pumps.=20

> <LI><A=20

> =

>

title=3Dhttp://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/pancreas/=

> index.html=20

> =

>

href=3D " http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/pancreas/=

> index.html " >Insulin</A>=20

> is a major regulator of potassium homeostasis and has =

> multiple=20

> effects on sodium pump activity. Within minutes of elevated =

> insulin=20

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> increased=20

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> synthesis. In=20

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> STRONG></DIV>

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> 24pt " ><FONT=20

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> face=3DArial><BR></FONT></SPAN></I><B><I><A=20

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> db=3Dpubmed & amp;dopt=3DAbstract & amp;list_uids=3D9316607 & amp;query_hl=3D6

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> face=3DArial>Proc Soc Exp Biol Med. 1997=20

> Oct;216(1):21-<WBR>7</FONT></SPAN></A></I></B>=20

> <P><I><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial><BR></FONT></SPAN></I><B><I><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: =

> 14pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial color=3D#0000ff>Vitamin D and multiple=20

> sclerosis.</FONT></SPAN></I></B><I><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: =

> 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial><BR><FONT color=3D#0000ff> CE, Cantorna MT, DeLuca

=

>

> HF.<BR>Department of Biochemistry, University of Wisconsin-Madison =

> 53706,=20

> USA.<BR><BR></FONT></FONT></SPAN></I><FONT color=3D#0000ff><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>Recently, it has been =

> clearly=20

> demonstrated that exogenous 1,25-dihydroxyvitam<WBR>in D3,=20

> </FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>the

=

> hormonal=20

> form of vitamin D3</FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: =

> 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial>, </FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial>can completely prevent experimental autoimmune =

> encephalomyelitis=20

> (EAE),</FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT =

> face=3DArial> a widely=20

> accepted mouse model of </FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: =

> 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial>human multiple sclerosis (MS). =

> </FONT></SPAN></FONT><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial><BR><BR><FONT =

> color=3D#0000ff>This=20

> finding has focused attention on the </FONT></FONT></SPAN><FONT=20

> color=3D#0000ff><B><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT =

> face=3DArial>possible=20

> relationship of this disease to vitamin D</FONT></SPAN></B><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>. Although genetic =

> traits certainly=20

> contribute to MS susceptibility, </FONT></SPAN><B><U><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>an environmental factor

=

> is also=20

> clearly involved. </FONT></SPAN></U></B></FONT><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial><BR><BR><FONT =

> color=3D#0000ff>It is=20

> our hypothesis that one crucial environmental factor is the degree =

> of=20

> </FONT></FONT></SPAN><FONT color=3D#0000ff><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE:

=

> 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial>sunlight exposure catalyzing the production of vitamin =

> D3 in=20

> skin,</FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT =

> face=3DArial> and,=20

> further, that the hormonal form of </FONT></SPAN><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>vitamin D3 is a =

> selective immune=20

> system regulator inhibiting this autoimmune disease.=20

> </FONT></SPAN></FONT><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial><BR><BR><FONT color=3D#0000ff>Thus, under low-sunlight =

> conditions,=20

> </FONT></FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT =

> face=3DArial=20

> color=3D#0000ff>insufficient vitamin D3 is produced, limiting =

> production of=20

> 1,25-dihydroxyvitam<WBR>in D3, providing a risk for =

> MS.</FONT></SPAN><FONT=20

> color=3D#0000ff><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial> =

> Although the=20

> evidence that vitamin D3 is a protective environmental factor =

> against MS is=20

> circumstantial, it is compelling. <BR><BR>This theory can explain =

> the=20

> striking geographic distribution of MS, </FONT></SPAN><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>which is nearly zero in

=

> equatorial=20

> regions and increases dramatically with latitude in both=20

> hemispheres.</FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT =

> face=3DArial> It=20

> can also explain two peculiar geographic anomalies, =

> </FONT></SPAN><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>one in Switzerland with

=

> high MS=20

> rates at low altitudes</FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: =

> 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial> and </FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: =

> 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial>low MS rates at high altitudes,</FONT></SPAN><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial> and =

> </FONT></SPAN><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>one in Norway with a =

> high MS=20

> prevalence inland</FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT

=

>

> face=3DArial> and </FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: =

> 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial>a lower MS prevalence along the coast. =

> </FONT></SPAN></FONT><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT =

> face=3DArial><BR><BR></FONT></SPAN><B><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial><BR><FONT =

> color=3D#0000ff>IMPORTANT=20

> NOTE:</FONT></FONT></SPAN></B><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE:

10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial><BR></FONT></SPAN><FONT color=3D#0000ff><U><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>Ultraviolet (UV) light =

> intensity is=20

> higher at high altitudes</FONT></SPAN></U><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial>, resulting in a =

> greater vitamin D3=20

> synthetic rate, thereby accounting for low MS rates at higher=20

> altitudes.</FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT =

> face=3DArial> On=20

> the Norwegian coast,</FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: =

> 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial> </FONT></SPAN><U><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT

=

>

> face=3DArial>fish is consumed at high rates</FONT></SPAN></U><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial> and fish oils are rich

=

> in vitamin=20

> D3. </FONT></SPAN></FONT><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT=20

> face=3DArial><BR><BR><FONT color=3D#0000ff>Further, experimental =

> work on EAE=20

> </FONT></FONT></SPAN><SPAN style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT =

> face=3DArial=20

> color=3D#0000ff>provides strong support for the importance of =

> vitamin D3 in=20

> reducing the risk and susceptibility for MS. </FONT></SPAN><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial><BR><BR><FONT =

> color=3D#0000ff>If this=20

> hypothesis is correct, then </FONT></FONT></SPAN><SPAN=20

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> color=3D#0000ff>1,25-dihydroxyvitam<WBR>in D3 or its analogs may =

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> therapeutic potential in patients with MS. </FONT></SPAN><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial><BR><BR><FONT =

> color=3D#0000ff>More=20

> importantly, current research together with data from migration =

> studies=20

> opens the possibility that </FONT></FONT></SPAN><B><SPAN=20

> style=3D " FONT-SIZE: 10pt " ><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#0000ff>MS may =

> be preventable=20

> in genetically susceptible individuals with early intervention =

> strategies=20

> that provide adequate levels of hormonally active =

> 1,25-dihydroxyvitam<WBR>in=20

> D3 or its=20

> =

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Lea and Superman ~

I am so sorry you still feel so punky. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Sending you lots of positive healing energy and lots of Love ~ DSee what's free at AOL.com.

August 19, 2007

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Hi. This is the qmail-send program at .I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.<cholesteatoma >:Sorry, I wasn't able to establish an SMTP connection. (#4.4.1)I'm not going to try again; this message has been in the queue too long.--- Below this line is a copy of the message.Return-Path: <caralines@...>Received: (qmail 41750 invoked from network); 19 Aug 2007 13:51:16 -0000Received: from web23004.mail.ird. (217.146.189.29) by rrr4.mail.ird. with SMTP; 19 Aug 2007 13:51:16 -0000Received: (qmail 41533 invoked by uid 60001); 19 Aug 2007 13:51:16 -0000DomainKey-Signature: a=rsa-sha1; q=dns; c=nofws; s=s1024;

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March 4, 2008

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Hi. This is the qmail-send program at .I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.<squirrel.studio@...>:64.97.204.30 does not like recipient.Remote host said: 550 5.7.1 <squirrel.studio@...>: Recipient address rejected: RCPT TO:<squirrel.studio@...> User unknownGiving up on 64.97.204.30.--- Below this line is a copy of the message.Return-Path: <carol_fullbrook@...>Received: (qmail 86598 invoked by uid 60001); 4 Mar 2008 13:39:40 -0000DomainKey-Signature: a=rsa-sha1; q=dns; c=nofws; s=s1024; d=; h=X-YMail-OSG:Received:X-Mailer:Date:From:Subject:To:MIME-Version:Content-Type:Message-ID; b=OCcpVwg7xHMAr5iIIV9d4zfTCY+FMN7N44lW7p0g9l7rvl6SaQPG1PXW7i7aTUar5QMp7xUmNHZ81LhDrNHg8l4A/+zGYjzuiL8upAVlOmivxpIT2/SKQqW9t1WBi0FgWGbQx+g+O9KvJrRCZAHKOIKrH09BeIir01W+HrCBLMk=;X-YMail-OSG: 1aSYO.0VM1kFdru_5.jM0gh6IxtzPaxAxrLpcz_n0sdZ3I_.SZ7Yhz.BCNiemuVOof1Fhxd2QI1w1fkkIyX_Lia7ieBnpN5UK4VBGi59mGa3SrDSq5ZfzSOhc7oDlg--Received: from [82.34.152.248] by web39801.mail.mud. via HTTP; Tue, 04 Mar 2008 05:39:40 PSTX-Mailer: MailRC/902.35 MailWebService/0.7.162Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 05:39:40 -0800 (PST)From: Carol Fullbrook <carol_fullbrook@...>Subject: armour papersheila <squirrel.studio@...>MIME-Version: 1.0Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="0-2119995288-1204637980=:86557"Message-ID: <355971.86557.qm@...>--0-2119995288-1204637980=:86557Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-asciiHi there SheilaI would be most interested in this paper you have written is it possible to have a copy please. Carol X ____________________________________________________________________________________Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile./;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ --0-2119995288-1204637980=:86557Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii<html><head><style type="text/css"></style></head><body><div style="font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif;font-size:14pt">Hi there Sheila<br>I would be most interested in this paper you have written is it possible to have a copy please. & nbsp;<div><strong><font color="#bf00bf">Carol </font></strong></div> <div><strong><font color="#bf00bf">X</font></strong></div><div><br></div></div><br> <hr size=1>Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. <a href="http://us.rd./evt=51733/*http://mobile./;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ "> Try it now.</a></body></html>--0-2119995288-1204637980=:86557--

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March 4, 2008

I think it is because you sent it to the wrong address Carol. I do not think she has that address now. Why not try sheilaturner@...

Lilian

March 4, 2008

thank you Carol X Re: Fw: failure notice

I think it is because you sent it to the wrong address Carol. I do not think she has that address now. Why not try sheilaturner@ tpa-uk.org. uk

Lilian

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March 4, 2008

HI Carol - scrub that address out of your email account as I no longer use it. I had to change ALL my email addresses last March. I now use the followiong

sheilaturner@...

info@...

squirrel.studio01@...

studio.squirre.l37@...

Luv - Sheila

Carol

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I BARB,IM SO SORRY I HAVE NOT BEEN THERE FOR U MY " FRIEND. " I 'VE BEEN JUST=

LIKE URSELF=0A=0AMR JRA & OSTEOPOROSIS R " KILLING " ME. I'VE BEEN TO THE DR=

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IT'S ALREADY 4 IN THE A.M. & I'M STILL ON THE COMP. BETTER TRY TO GET TO BE=

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are!!!!=0A=0A=0A=0A [ ] Hello Everyone=0A=0A=0AJust wanted to say hi=

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hit me the hardest in my feet.=A0 Well, I have a large=0ARA nodule on the =

outside of my right foot just at the arch.=A0 Needless to=0Asay, it has got=

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Im a dafty

Changed email but kept using the thread that had title o me n cat on!

So will drop that n delete what I can n hopefully move to anonymity

Im vulnerable enough

Without exposin myself

A friend read my posts

That ok

But not happy wi others googling n doing so!

Oh is it possible to kick this without invermectin to kill the eggs?

Friend say go doc get dermatology apointment

But I dont think they will help

All they wanted was psychiatrist diagnosis????

And drugs

Has anyone else got tiny white bugs

Tiny

I dont think doc will help

Espec if cant get positive verificstion from.pest control

My awful ex landlord dealin wi that now

If he deals wi it

I shud o try get when livin there

But I was ill cat ill had get new place throw all my stuf away etc

Been n am traumatized

Stunned rabbit in headlamps feeling

So if doc doesnt help

How to cure?

Anti fungal internals

Wud takin de internally help?

Washing self scrubbin baking soda every day in shower as no bath unfortunately

Dettol cream on hotspots

Arrid extra dry

Still to get borax after xmas

Got steam iron but waited til moved

N wash machine broke new place

Frustrating as bought new one last place n new hoover I left

Cleanin wi disinfectant spray everywhere i.can

Liloneum floors

Hoover what cant

Elisse did u beat it wi epsom n baking soda

N no drugs from doc

I cant continue to be infested

I cant be around people

Makes u feel sooo bad

Yes others have cancer etc

Thats awful

I know this wont kill me

But it leadin me to a non life

No afection

Isolation

Depression

No one shud have to exist that way

In time cudnt evn get another cat incase it afected:-(

Tho wudnt want one for long time anyway as heart belongs to my dear sweet girl

Think will have to blast without doc

As doc conservative linear blinkered viewpoint

Its hard that,for a lot of us

C

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