Re: Re: Bacterium connection to MS found

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My understanding of C. pneumonia is that is goes into different states

depending on whether it is in Active or Cryptiv form and that standard tests

do not always identify it.

Other than the Dr. Wheldon web site, the main CPN resource is

www.cpnhelp.org and there is a very -large- printable handbook there (

http://www.cpnhelp.org/print/book/export/html/408 ) with a MS section in

it. This site also has lot of patient experiences and Dr. Wheldon's wife

posts there from time to time.

I'm just starting month 3 of the ABX protocol and so far the greatest effect

has been with the Metronidazole (Flagyl) which caused a repeat of a very old

respiratory infection I had about a year before the onset of MS. There have

been no 'side effects' of the ABX that I am aware of, other than not being

able to go in direct sunlight (the Doxycycline) and the reaction to the

Metronidazole (Flagyl) which is usual and a positive effect. The names of

the antibiotics and dosages are all on the Dr. Wheldon web site (

http://www.davidwheldon.co.uk/ms-treatment1.html ) look for the section

titled " A schedule of treatment. " . I'm following this, including the

N-Acetyl Cysteine amino acid supplement.

I feel very positive about this and I'll keep you updated.

Best

Dan

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> Interesting. Can a person be tested to find out if they have C.

> pneumonia? And Dan, can you tell us a little more detail about what you

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