Re: Check out www.medicalnewstoday.com

[Guest guest]

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoday.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions... " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM...we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoday.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumatology NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

thanks for the site, I signed up.

 

Eva

From: Diane Springob <springobd@...>

Subject: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoday.com

rheumatic

Date: Monday, January 26, 2009, 11:15 AM

Hello to Everyone:

 

I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to receive the

Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own choosing.  Today there

were three interesting articles relating to inflammatory response (Arthritis &

Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

 

The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of Inflammation and

Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of inflammatory conditions..

.. " Researchers have long sought this elusive protein that senses the presence of

DNA in the cytoplasm, which is associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the

escape of undigested self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the

key protein in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

and causes inflammation " .  This protein is involved in the detection and

reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by infection with viral

or microbial pathogens. "   Sounds like this may be applicable to infection by

mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

 

The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality in one

patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for 'autoimmune'

diseases such as R/A.  She produces antibodies that PREVENT infection-fighting T

cells from moving through her blood stream and entering her body's organs TO

ATTACK invaders such as bacteria or viruses.  This discovery may explain why A/P

works on only 75-80% of people who try it.

 

Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com.  On the left you will see " New Category Menu " .

Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and check out these articles. 

They are very medically and technically oriented but I feel the gist of each

article is presented in layman's terms.  I recommend you register to get the

Latest News for whatever condition ails you.  These articles come from research

being done worldwide.

 

All the best,

 

Diane Springob

[Guest guest]

You are so very welcome.  You can always look at PAST news releases, too, for

this or any other category you desire.  I personally news releases for Clinical

Trials, Arthritis, Lupus (for a co-worker), Asthma/Respiratory , and Diabetes

for family/friends.  Hope you all find this website helpful.

Diane Springob

________________________________

From: Lynne and Santos <lynneandsantos@...>

rheumatic

Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 1:49:49 PM

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoday.com

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions.. . " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Diane,  This is wonderful.  Thank you for the information.  My doc is an

Infectious Disease Doc.  I will print the material and bring it to him.  We are

on the right track.  The best to you.  Dolores

From: Diane Springob <springobd@...>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoday.com

rheumatic

Date: Monday, January 26, 2009, 5:24 PM

You are so very welcome.  You can always look at PAST news releases, too, for

this or any other category you desire.  I personally news releases for Clinical

Trials, Arthritis, Lupus (for a co-worker), Asthma/Respiratory , and Diabetes

for family/friends.  Hope you all find this website helpful.

Diane Springob

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Lynne and Santos <lynneandsantos@ citenet.net>

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 1:49:49 PM

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions.. . " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dolores:

I'm happy you found this information helpful and sincerely hope others in this

group do as well. I believe we are on the right track. I feel it is important

to show our respective physicians that we are 'informed' about all the

information out there and that we are not simply going to sit back and 'take

their word' for things. As I may have mentioned before, I stumbled upon Dr.

Brown's theory Oct'08 which my ex-rheumy 'poo pooed' in Nov'08. Now I, too,

have my first appointment Feb 17th with an Infectious Disease doc who I

understand is very good and will be open to helping me pursue A/P. I'm keeping

my fingers crossed!!

All the best to you, too.

Diane

________________________________

From: mike rosner <martysfolks2004@...>

rheumatic

Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 6:03:07 PM

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoday.com

Hello Diane, This is wonderful. Thank you for the information. My doc is an

Infectious Disease Doc. I will print the material and bring it to him. We are

on the right track. The best to you. Dolores

From: Diane Springob <springobd (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Date: Monday, January 26, 2009, 5:24 PM

You are so very welcome. You can always look at PAST news releases, too, for

this or any other category you desire. I personally news releases for Clinical

Trials, Arthritis, Lupus (for a co-worker), Asthma/Respiratory , and Diabetes

for family/friends. Hope you all find this website helpful.

Diane Springob

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Lynne and Santos <lynneandsantos@ citenet.net>

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 1:49:49 PM

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions.. . " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

You are very welcome, Diane.  I have been searching for a understanding open

minded doc since 2006.  Have been on A/P since 2006.  A renown Rheumy from

Boston gave me my first prescription for Minocin with a year's worth of

refills.  When I returned, I got about 5 min. with him and was shoved out the

door with another year's worth of scripts.  I wanted a doc that was genuinely

interested.  Not just a script pusher. I was living in NYC at the time and could

not find an A/P doc in the city that never sleeps.  Imagine, a million docs and

none was really interested.  For different reasons, we moved several times in

'08 and could not find a doc remotely interested.  I thought I would never find

one when the Rheumy I was referred to told me that he had just returned from

some sort of a recertification program and could not treat me with antibiotics,

but he knew someone who could.  He said he heard some stories stories

antibiotics helping rheumatics,

but that his hands were tied.  His parting words with a big smile on his face

were, " I hope you prove us wrong. "   That was the most honest Rheumy I had ever

met.  Went upstairs to the Infectious Disease Doc with my MP papers in hand and

I didn't have to speak. He knew the entire program, micoplasmas, antibiotic

protocols, etc.  He said, I am treating other people like you and " YES " , I will

be glad to take care of you, too.  With that he wrote orders for the appropriate

blood work, checked me over, heart and lungs, legs, hands, etc. and said you

look better than my other patients on A/P.  Next visit was wonderful. 

He discussed in detail every lab result and ordered more blood work to check for

more critters that may be crawling around in my body.  I will see him again next

week to discuss the combo of antibiotics and in what order I will take them.  I

am so thrilled!  At last a man who knows his bugs and how to treat me right. I

am

following the MP, at the moment but ran into a bit of trouble with the Benicar

so I discontinued them and I guess that makes me off that protocol.  I still

take Mino 100mg every other day and Zith every 10th day.  I have a feeling, that

I will be getting a third one with instructions to up the zith.  I'm so happy, I

can't wait.  This article re: inflammation will be area to discuss with him as

my blood work showed that I had quite a bit of inflammation going on.  Will keep

the group updated.  I highly recommend to all, a good Infectious Disease Doc,

and stop trying to convert the Rheumies.  It is a waste of time. They can't work

outside of the box.  (The Rheumies words, not mine) I get the feeling that if

they start handing out antibiotics and their board finds out about it, they will

all be out of a job.  The Big Pharm wants them to push the Prednisone, Humira,

Remicade, Methotrexate and Chemo.  That is what was offered to me in 2005 and I

refused.  My cousin had Lupus and they filled him with immune suppressants.  He

died a horrible death.  I wasn't going that route.  Henry Scammell & Dr. Brown's

books convinced me about A/P and I don't regret a moment of it.  Take care,

Dolores & Mike and thanks again for the article and website.  Everyone will

profit from that. 

From: Diane Springob <springobd (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Date: Monday, January 26, 2009, 5:24 PM

You are so very welcome. You can always look at PAST news releases, too, for

this or any other category you desire. I personally news releases for Clinical

Trials, Arthritis, Lupus (for a co-worker), Asthma/Respiratory , and Diabetes

for family/friends. Hope you all find this website helpful.

Diane Springob

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Lynne and Santos <lynneandsantos@ citenet.net>

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 1:49:49 PM

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions.. . " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dolores:

I can only hope my ID doc is as wonderful as yours.  Last week I mailed him a

ton of info on Dr. Brown and A/P in advance of our February appointment just in

case he had not heard of Dr. Brown and AP...wanted to give him a chance to touch

base with Dr. Sinnott and Dr. Vann (two MD's who studied with Dr. Brown) if

necessary so when we meet, I/we can 'hit the grounding running'. Will keep you

posted.

I agree that any/all Rheumies will blow you off when it comes to pursuing A/P

because it does not follow 'standard protocol..  I swear they all get 'kick

backs' from Big Pharma based upon the number of times they write Rx's for the

very expense biologicals (I believe Remicade is $700 per IV bag -- yikes). 

Thanks, again.

Diane

________________________________

From: mike rosner <martysfolks2004@...>

rheumatic

Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2009 9:14:32 AM

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoday.com

You are very welcome, Diane.  I have been searching for a understanding open

minded doc since 2006.  Have been on A/P since 2006.  A renown Rheumy from

Boston gave me my first prescription for Minocin with a year's worth of

refills.  When I returned, I got about 5 min. with him and was shoved out the

door with another year's worth of scripts.  I wanted a doc that was genuinely

interested.  Not just a script pusher. I was living in NYC at the time and could

not find an A/P doc in the city that never sleeps.  Imagine, a million docs and

none was really interested.  For different reasons, we moved several times in

'08 and could not find a doc remotely interested.  I thought I would never find

one when the Rheumy I was referred to told me that he had just returned from

some sort of a recertification program and could not treat me with antibiotics,

but he knew someone who could.  He said he heard some stories stories

antibiotics helping rheumatics,

but that his hands were tied.  His parting words with a big smile on his face

were, " I hope you prove us wrong. "   That was the most honest Rheumy I had ever

met.  Went upstairs to the Infectious Disease Doc with my MP papers in hand and

I didn't have to speak. He knew the entire program, micoplasmas, antibiotic

protocols, etc.  He said, I am treating other people like you and " YES " , I will

be glad to take care of you, too.  With that he wrote orders for the appropriate

blood work, checked me over, heart and lungs, legs, hands, etc. and said you

look better than my other patients on A/P.  Next visit was wonderful. 

He discussed in detail every lab result and ordered more blood work to check for

more critters that may be crawling around in my body..  I will see him again

next week to discuss the combo of antibiotics and in what order I will take

them.  I am so thrilled!  At last a man who knows his bugs and how to treat me

right. I am

following the MP, at the moment but ran into a bit of trouble with the Benicar

so I discontinued them and I guess that makes me off that protocol.  I still

take Mino 100mg every other day and Zith every 10th day.  I have a feeling, that

I will be getting a third one with instructions to up the zith.  I'm so happy, I

can't wait.  This article re: inflammation will be area to discuss with him as

my blood work showed that I had quite a bit of inflammation going on.  Will keep

the group updated.  I highly recommend to all, a good Infectious Disease Doc,

and stop trying to convert the Rheumies.  It is a waste of time. They can't work

outside of the box.  (The Rheumies words, not mine) I get the feeling that if

they start handing out antibiotics and their board finds out about it, they will

all be out of a job.  The Big Pharm wants them to push the Prednisone, Humira,

Remicade, Methotrexate and Chemo.  That is what was offered to me in 2005 and I

refused.  My cousin had Lupus and they filled him with immune suppressants.  He

died a horrible death.  I wasn't going that route.  Henry Scammell & Dr. Brown's

books convinced me about A/P and I don't regret a moment of it.  Take care,

Dolores & Mike and thanks again for the article and website.  Everyone will

profit from that. 

From: Diane Springob <springobd (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Date: Monday, January 26, 2009, 5:24 PM

You are so very welcome. You can always look at PAST news releases, too, for

this or any other category you desire. I personally news releases for Clinical

Trials, Arthritis, Lupus (for a co-worker), Asthma/Respiratory , and Diabetes

for family/friends. Hope you all find this website helpful.

Diane Springob

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Lynne and Santos <lynneandsantos@ citenet.net>

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 1:49:49 PM

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions.. . " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

Can anyone tell me if there have been any studies done on the effectiveness of

AP. I asked my rheumy here in AU about it and he won't give it to me because

there isn't enough prove that it works effectively.

love

Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions.. . " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Diane, You hit the nail right on the head.  Sick people are a burden on

society.  They would rather put the money into stimulus packages that allow free

condoms to be given to the poor.  Why!  Because the poor outnumber the very rich

and it is a drain in their pockets.  So, kill the sick and eliminate the poor. 

That is the view from where I see it.   Now and again, you get some concientious

people like my Infectious disease doc.  I did what you just did numerous times

and got remarks like, " Let me be the doctor! "   In the old days, Doc's could

treat the disease, not just the symptoms.  Now, whatever ails you, take

something to relieve it and see me next month.  Big Pharm and government run the

docs now.  They are not allowed to treat outside the box of their chosen

fiels. The schools have the new docs thinking, well this is the way it has

always been done.  When research grants are granted, there are strict

stipulations as to what

doc's can do and what they can't.  Their hands are tied. Some docs would like

to break from the crowd, but then their livilihood would be in jeopardy.  They

have families and bills too, so they do not stray.  Then there are some like my

Rheumy, who said, " I cannot treat you, but I know someone who can. Good luck! I

hope you prove us wrong! "   That kind of doc is rare!  Don't quit until you find

one who will work with you as a co-partner to get you well!  Let us know how you

work out.!~~~~~The best to you, Dolores & Mike 

From: Diane Springob <springobd (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Date: Monday, January 26, 2009, 5:24 PM

You are so very welcome. You can always look at PAST news releases, too, for

this or any other category you desire. I personally news releases for Clinical

Trials, Arthritis, Lupus (for a co-worker), Asthma/Respiratory , and Diabetes

for family/friends. Hope you all find this website helpful.

Diane Springob

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Lynne and Santos <lynneandsantos@ citenet.net>

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 1:49:49 PM

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions.. . " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi :

Yes - the National Institute of Health here in the USA conducted a study using

minocycline back in 1995 -- after group of Dr. M. Brown's patients

appeared before Congress (I think) begging that the NIH fund a study. To get a

copy of that 01/14/1995 Press Release, go to www.nih.gov, and type MIRA in the

search window found in the upper right-hand corner. This will bring up several

releases -- the one you want I believe is the third one on the search list.

Also, Google O'Dell, MD who is a rheumatologist at the University of

Nebraska (he worked with Dr. Brown). Try www.nebraska.edu and search for him.

If you look at Dr. O'Dell's biopage, it mentions 'how a common acne drug

provides significant improvement during the early stages of the disease (meaning

RA). " In fact, O'Dell completed a small study in 2006 using Methotrexate with

and without Minocycline in treating early RA but the last time I checked, he had

not yet published the results. Go to www.clinicaltrials.gov, type Methotrexate

in the search window and you'll get a list of all open, closed, complete

Clinical Trials involving methotrexate. I recall it was completed in 2006 but

patients had to be followed for at least a year (2007) before results --

positive or negative -- would be published.

Finally, go to www.tarci.net (The Arthritis Research Center, Inc.) for more

info. You can also request information specifically about the antibiotic

protocol. This Center is run by a Dr. Millicent Coker-Vann who also studied

with Dr. Brown and practices his antibiotic protocol. Dr Vann is located in

land here is the States.

Hope this information helps. All the best,

Diane Springob

Cleveland, OH

USA

________________________________

From: L <artyfarty68@...>

rheumatic

Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2009 5:30:55 PM

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoday.com

Can anyone tell me if there have been any studies done on the effectiveness of

AP. I asked my rheumy here in AU about it and he won't give it to me because

there isn't enough prove that it works effectively.

love

Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions.. . " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info Diane. I won't be able to check it out for about a week

because here in South Australia we are experiencing a record heatwave and so I

only get on the computer for a few minutes at a time. When I say record heatwave

we are expecting seven days straight of over 40 degree celsius. Yesterday was

45.7 and today is meant to be over 46.

love

Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoda y.com

Great site,Diane.Thanks a million. Lynne G.

> Hello to Everyone:

>

> I subscribe at no cost to a website, www.medicalnewstoda y.com to

> receive the Latest News about various diseases/conditions of my own

> choosing. Today there were three interesting articles relating to

> inflammatory response (Arthritis & Rheumatology, Lupus, etc.)

>

> The third article, " Discovery Of A Key Protein Regulator of

> Inflammation and Cell Death " , eludes to infection as a root cause of

> inflammatory conditions.. . " Researchers have long sought this elusive

> protein that senses the presence of DNA in the cytoplasm, which is

> associated with pathogenic INFECTION or the escape of undigested

> self-DNA into the cytoplasM... we not only identified the key protein

> in this process, but also discovered how this protein reacts to DNA

> and causes inflammation " . This protein is involved in the detection

> and reactions to dangerous cytoplasmic DNA that is produced by

> infection with viral or microbial pathogens. " Sounds like this may be

> applicable to infection by mycoplasma or Lyme disease.

>

> The first two articles address scientists discovering an abnormality

> in one patient's immune system that may lead to safer treatments for

> 'autoimmune' diseases such as R/A. She produces antibodies that

> PREVENT infection-fighting T cells from moving through her blood

> stream and entering her body's organs TO ATTACK invaders such as

> bacteria or viruses. This discovery may explain why A/P works on only

> 75-80% of people who try it.

>

> Go to www.medicalnewstoda y.com. On the left you will see " New

> Category Menu " . Click on the topic 'Arthritis/Rheumato logy NewS' and

> check out these articles. They are very medically and technically

> oriented but I feel the gist of each article is presented in layman's

> terms. I recommend you register to get the Latest News for whatever

> condition ails you. These articles come from research being done

> worldwide.

>

> All the best,

>

> Diane Springob

>

>

[Guest guest]

, I'll send you some cold and snow (if only I could)!

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf

Of L

Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 4:26 PM

rheumatic

Subject: Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoday.com

Thanks for the info Diane. I won't be able to check it out for about a week

because here in South Australia we are experiencing a record heatwave and so

I only get on the computer for a few minutes at a time. When I say record

heatwave we are expecting seven days straight of over 40 degree celsius.

Yesterday was 45.7 and today is meant to be over 46.

love

[Guest guest]

Oh that would be lovely!!

love

Re: rheumatic Check out www.medicalnewstoday.com

Thanks for the info Diane. I won't be able to check it out for about a week

because here in South Australia we are experiencing a record heatwave and so

I only get on the computer for a few minutes at a time. When I say record

heatwave we are expecting seven days straight of over 40 degree celsius.

Yesterday was 45.7 and today is meant to be over 46.

love