Re: Fw: Daily pill could or even reverse Multiple Sclerosis

[Guest guest]

Isn't it just like prozac?

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> Side effects? Why would you think there would be side effects?

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> Restoring low levels of a naturally occurring compound should have the

> lowest or no side effects at all.

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[Guest guest]

When do you take dha? How much?

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> I have read several things, but it's been a while. Just spend some more time

on google.

> It does make sense that ms usually shows up around age 30-40 and that is when

dhea levels plummet. May e it is the rise in inflammation from low dhea combined

with immune imbalance from low dhea.

> But pregnenolone is the precursor to dhea. So low preg and low dhea starts to

make sense.

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> You can get a preg and dhea test from lef. I got mine tested and it was very

low, so I started taking it and feel 100 times better. I might start taking preg

too

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[Guest guest]

You seem to want an argument .*rolls eyes*We disagree. There's no need to

turn this into an argument because you will NOT alter my perspective . As

wrong as you think I am, right back atcha three-fold - drop it and stop

wasting your time with wanting to win an argument of differing viewpoints.

Remember, each-to-their-own is a good way to go through life and is certainly

more effective and respectful.

'What we do in life, echoes through eternity.'

MARCUS AURELIUS (121 - 180 A.D.)

To: mscured

From: ortcloud@...

Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2011 17:08:00 -0700

Subject: Re: Fw: Daily pill could or even reverse Multiple Sclerosis

So you would also consider coq10, glucosamine and Sam-e all drugs?

I don't trust big pharma either but if they made co-q10 or glucosamine I

wouldn't care.

[Guest guest]

Lynne

You are correct, now that is productive thinking

A quick google search shows that Allopregnanolone is just the active form

of pregnenolone so you could boost your levels by taking pregnenolone

that you can buy at the health food store.

thanks Lynne for your rational and productive response to this news about

allopregnanolone article.

I am saddened that someone decided to arbitrarily reject the news and go on

a big pharma rant

rather than trying to keep an open mind and try to find a rational solution

in response to this

news that can help instead.

I hope that others follow your lead and start approaching things like you

have rather than

falling into the trap of being an angry victim.

On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 5:01 PM, Lynne Andress wrote:

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> I think the key would be to find out what the body needs to manufacture

> it's

> own allopregnanolone (which I believe is different from pregnanlone, which

> is avail as a health supplement).

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> Lynne

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