Histamine2~ Procarin/Prokarin

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I'm watching Elain DeLack and Histamine videos on YouTube today and I'm

beginning to see how they work with CCSVI. Histamine 2 (phosphate)is a

vasodialtor that also stimulates the nerves and the flow of gastric juices.

Although the CNS and the digestive system are different systems, one chemical

affects a multitude of receptors on cells that are shared by all.

The vasodialator componant may act like the Liberation treatment without a

balloon. And it all revolves around the thyroid hormones!

Even the heart is regulated by these hormones (or lack of).

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14749496

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Evidence for the existence of a histamine H2-receptor in the mouse thyroid.

Onaya T, Hashizume K, Sato A, Takazawa K, Akasu F.

Abstract

The existence of a histamine H2-receptor in the thyroid was investigated.

Histamine in vitro stimulated the formation of cyclic AMP and colloid droplet

formation in mouse thyroid lobes. Stimulation by histamine of cyclic AMP

formation in mouse thyroid lobes was significantly inhibited by metiamide, a

histamine H2-receptor antagonist. 4-Methylhistamine, a histamine H2-receptor

agonist, markedly stimulated cyclic AMP formation, whereas 2-methylhistamine, a

histamine H1-receptor agonist, was ineffective. The stimulation by

4-methylhistamine of cyclic AMP formation was markedly inhibited by metiamide,

but not by chlorpheniramine, a histamine H1-receptor antagonist. In contrast,

metiamide did not affect cyclic AMP formation induced either by TSH or by the

long-acting thyroid stimulator. Therefore, it is suggested that there exists a

histamine H2-receptor in the membranes of the thyroid follicular cells which

facilitate thyroid hormone secretion via the adenylate cyclase-cyclic AMP

system.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/187408

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balloon. And it all revolves around the thyroid hormones!

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