A treatment you've never heard of

[Guest guest]

I do not have MS. I have a mitochondrial dysfunction that shares many of the

symptoms of MS. Recently I have stumbled onto a treatment that has made a

tremendous difference in my condition!

The treatment is simple, inexpensive, and non prescription! The treatment is low

doses of benadryl (5mg) every 4 to 6 hours. The action of benadryl at low doses

is, like LDN, the inhibition of apoptosis.

While researching this I came across the following study from Stanford:

http://www.ctsaip.org/create-pdf.cfm?id=5893

" Summary

Researchers in Dr. Lawrence Steinman's laboratory at Stanford have developed a

new strategy for treating or preventing autoimmune diseases with antihistamines.

Using the EAE mouse model for

multiple sclerosis (MS), the inventors have shown that the disease course and

severity can be ameliorated with daily administration of antihistamine. This

approach has the potential for treating

MS with less side-effects and more convenient dosing than current therapeutic

interventions. Stage of Research EAE mice treated daily with anti-histamine

receptor 1 have decreased disease severity

and delayed onset of the disease compared to controls. Also, treatment with

antihistamine receptor 1 leads to significant changes in the serum IgG

recognition of some healthy brain antigenic targets.

Advantage

Safe -

antihistamines are established drugs with less severe side effects than current

MS treatments (e.g., interferon-beta, glatiramer acetate, high-dose IV

immunoglobulins, monoclonal antibodies

against a-4 integrin and steroids)

Convenient -

oral administration is easier for patients costs to produce and store these

compounds are lower than existing treatments "

5mg is 1ml of adult strength liquid benadryl or 2ml of the childrens

Following is the first feedback on this treatment that I have recieved from an

MS sufferer:

" Yes, my wife, who was diagnosed with MS in 2006, has been taking 5 mg of

Benadryl every four hours for about three weeks now. She has experienced a

dramatic increase in energy, an end to persistent conjunctivitis (redness of the

eyes), and has not needed to apply her metronidazole cream for rosacea. She has

also been able to stop taking Tramadol three times daily for back pain. The pain

is still there, but it is more easily treated with the occasional NSAID or 5 mg

of Valium. My wife takes slightly less than half a teaspoon of generic

children's Benadryl (diphenhydramine) every four hours. "

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