Anyone had any experience with Prokarin?

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Hi,

Forgive me if this has already been discussed. But has anyone had any

experience w/Prokarin? I am thinking about trying to convice my neurologist to

let me give this a try until I get the CCSVI procedure done.

It is supposedly a simple anti-histamine (inflamation is a BIG symptom of our

MS, right?) and this registered nurse formulated and self-tested a transdermal

patch that helped her virtually eliminate her symptoms.

The ingredients are approved (FDA approved - not that it means much), but she

was unable to obtain any backing from the drug companies because there wasn't

any money to be made on it (she claims). So, with the help of a pharmacist

friend, they formulated and tested this transdermal patch. Sure would be nice if

some of these drug companies were actually interested in helping us in addition

to making money - can't they go hand-in-hand? On the other hand, I see where it

costs over $200/month, so not sure why drug companies couldn't make money off of

that if thousands of people started using it.

Here is a link: http://www.elainedelack.com/prokarin.html

I would be interested in ANY feedback from anyone that has used it or done any

extensive research into it.

Thanks,

Jim

[Guest guest]

I would like to try it.

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To: mscured

Sent: Mon, January 10, 2011 7:31:07 PM

Subject: Anyone had any experience with Prokarin?

 

Hi,

Forgive me if this has already been discussed. But has anyone had any

experience w/Prokarin? I am thinking about trying to convice my neurologist to

let me give this a try until I get the CCSVI procedure done.

It is supposedly a simple anti-histamine (inflamation is a BIG symptom of our

MS, right?) and this registered nurse formulated and self-tested a transdermal

patch that helped her virtually eliminate her symptoms.

The ingredients are approved (FDA approved - not that it means much), but she

was unable to obtain any backing from the drug companies because there wasn't

any money to be made on it (she claims). So, with the help of a pharmacist

friend, they formulated and tested this transdermal patch. Sure would be nice if

some of these drug companies were actually interested in helping us in addition

to making money - can't they go hand-in-hand? On the other hand, I see where it

costs over $200/month, so not sure why drug companies couldn't make money off of

that if thousands of people started using it.

Here is a link: http://www.elainedelack.com/prokarin.html

I would be interested in ANY feedback from anyone that has used it or done any

extensive research into it.

Thanks,

Jim