inflammatory cytokins, IL-10, FNFa, etc.

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Interleukin I-10 is not the only inflammatory cytokin related to autoimmune

conditions.  My papers on my web site have a good bit of research on this.  

Tumor Necrosis Factor alpha (TNFa) and I-1 along with others are inflammatory

cytokins that have a relation to autoimmune conditions like MS , lupus, etc.

But the cause is at least as important as the mechanism.   Immune reactivity

to toxics like mercury cause the expression of the inflammatory cytokins, as

documented in my papers.   And reduction of source of the toxic exposure

alleviates much of the problems. Other metals such as nickel also have such

effects.

www.flcv.com/amalg6.html   (big paper on all mercury effects)

Bernie