AP Doctor in Atlanta

January 3, 2008

Hello,

I have been suffering from RA for the past 2years, and

my left knee is always swollen. I'm looking to start

AP therapy.

Does anybody know any AP doctor in Atlatna?

Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Ashis

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January 3, 2008

Hi,

Are u an Indian?Do you know of any AP doctor in India?I have RA since last 6

yrs and on AP for the last 3 months,but no reactions as yet.I have started on my

own with a little help from my family physician in India.Hope u get a doctor

soon and start on this road to recovery.

bye,

Ashis Kar <ashis_kar@...> wrote:

Hello,

I have been suffering from RA for the past 2years, and

my left knee is always swollen. I'm looking to start

AP therapy.

Does anybody know any AP doctor in Atlatna?

Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Ashis

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January 3, 2008

Hi Anamika, This is interesting. I don't think we ever got an e:mail from

someone in India. What is your disease? What is your health system like? Can

you get medicines over the counter or do you have to go to a health care

professional? Can you get Minocin or Minocycline there? If so, we have had

some great results with antibiotics here in the USA

For some of us, we have had to resort to other drugs. But one thing for sure,

the steroids is one drug that we should be careful with. It works at first for

a short time, but in the end, the side effects will kill us. That is because

they are immune suppressants that eventually wipe out our immune system and that

makes us vulnerable to any bacteria that we may come in contact with. We get

sicker because we have nothing to fight with. Minocin is an antibiotic and an

antiinflammatory. How did you come to answer some one looking for a doctor in

Atlanta, Ga. Hoping to hear more from you. Happy, healthy, healing~~~~~Dolores

anamika agrawal <anamikabkk@...> wrote:

Hi,

Are u an Indian?Do you know of any AP doctor in India?I have RA since last 6 yrs

and on AP for the last 3 months,but no reactions as yet.I have started on my own

with a little help from my family physician in India.Hope u get a doctor soon

and start on this road to recovery.

bye,

Ashis Kar <ashis_kar@...> wrote:

Hello,

I have been suffering from RA for the past 2years, and

my left knee is always swollen. I'm looking to start

AP therapy.

Does anybody know any AP doctor in Atlatna?

Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Ashis

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January 3, 2008

Hi Dolores,Nice to hear from u.I have been a part of this group for long but

never wrote much ,just grasping everyone's information so that I could start

with AP.

Unfortunately I havent got in touch with any AP doc. but have started with AP

on my own.I consulted my Family Physician,who approved after much persuasion.I

am on 100mg MWF, but got no reactions till now,its been more than 3 months,maybe

i should increase the dose to 200mg or start 100 mg everyday.What do you

think?We dont get MINOCIN brand in India.I am taking generic Minocycline

Hydrochloride 100 mg.Just like U ,even I never found any Indian in this group,so

getting to hear from Ashish Kar,I felt like communicating.But thanks for writing

to me,I feel so warm sharing things with you.

Yes ,we get over the counter drugs here,without much difficulty and from what

I gather,medicines are quite cheap here.I am on Methotrexate for the last 3

years and desperately want to give it up,but have to wait till the AP starts

working,otherwise I'll be on bed in a week.

What about you?I have been reading your mails regularly and know quite a bit

about u.Thanks again for writing.Bye.

mike rosner <martysfolks2004@...> wrote:

Hi Anamika, This is interesting. I don't think we ever got an e:mail

from someone in India. What is your disease? What is your health system like?

Can you get medicines over the counter or do you have to go to a health care

professional? Can you get Minocin or Minocycline there? If so, we have had some

great results with antibiotics here in the USA

For some of us, we have had to resort to other drugs. But one thing for sure,

the steroids is one drug that we should be careful with. It works at first for a

short time, but in the end, the side effects will kill us. That is because they

are immune suppressants that eventually wipe out our immune system and that

makes us vulnerable to any bacteria that we may come in contact with. We get

sicker because we have nothing to fight with. Minocin is an antibiotic and an

antiinflammatory. How did you come to answer some one looking for a doctor in

Atlanta, Ga. Hoping to hear more from you. Happy, healthy, healing~~~~~Dolores

anamika agrawal <anamikabkk@...> wrote:

Hi,

Are u an Indian?Do you know of any AP doctor in India?I have RA since last 6 yrs

and on AP for the last 3 months,but no reactions as yet.I have started on my own

with a little help from my family physician in India.Hope u get a doctor soon

and start on this road to recovery.

bye,

Ashis Kar <ashis_kar@...> wrote:

Hello,

I have been suffering from RA for the past 2years, and

my left knee is always swollen. I'm looking to start

AP therapy.

Does anybody know any AP doctor in Atlatna?

Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Ashis

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January 3, 2008

Hi, Waiting for Minocin to work while on methotrexate is counterproductive.

Meth knocks out the way Minocin works in the body. Have you read the Scammell

books about Micoplasma? If so, you will know that they feel this is the cause

of S/D which is my disease + R/A and MCTD. Apparently, researchers have

recently found out that Minocin weakens the micoplasma by blocking the

elimination of by products from protein synthesis the micoplasma uses from our

bodies to thrive on. That's why we end up so anemic and sick. These micoplasmas

are living as parasites in our bodies. They multiply and eventuallly the

overload renders our immune system incapable of killing them and discarding them

during the process of phagocytosis. By blocking elimination, the micoplasmas

cannot continue the protein synthesis. IMO, you should wean off the

methotrexate slowly with the help of a health professional and go with the

Minocin only. It would be better if you could get the brand name

Minocin which is made by the Triax Pharmaceutical company. Here in the US.

they are pelleted tiny yellow dots inside a double light green and dark green

colored gel cap. When I was first diagnosed, I had been put on Plaquenil for

about two weeks prior to seeing my Rheumatologist in Boston. When I got there,

he said he would prefer if I didn't take anything with the Minocin. I stopped

the Plaquenil that day. Eighteen months later, I went into remission. I was on

Minocin 100mg twice a day, morning and night every day for 22 months and then I

started the Marshall Protocol in October. I went off the Minocin for 6 weeks

and was fine. I am now getting ready to start Phase 2 of the Marshall and am

still doing very well. My suggestion and I am not a doctor, is to trust the

Minocin only. It will work better if nothing else is inhibiting it's progress

like Meth. Yes, you may get a bit worse or you may not before the Minocin kicks

in. This is definitely a slow process, but

well worth it in the end. To me it is like a roller coaster ride. A bit bumpy

in the beginning with lots of ups and downs but the rewards we reap in the end

are worth the ride. Good luck. Did not know that my words are reaching as far

as India. I suppose you know that I am writing a book. This book is not from

doctors, scientists or any other experts but from the mouths of us, the patients

who live every day with these diseases. I want the world to know how we feel,

how we cope, how we manage, etc. because not even the docs have a clue as to

what we go through. We were once considered hypochondriacs and we are not.

Science is proving that. And the Pharmaceuticals are jumping in for the profits

with their feel good medicines that kill us and we have to fight them off too.

The proceeds from the book will go to laboratories that are doing research on

the micoplasmas as there are many of them that cause various of other diseases

that affect the immune system. These

diseases are in the Th1 category. Now that's another book. Happy, healthy,

healing. My pleasure to meet you and I hope to hear from you again soon.

~~~~~~Dolores

anamika agrawal <anamikabkk@...> wrote: Hi Dolores,Nice to hear

from u.I have been a part of this group for long but never wrote much ,just

grasping everyone's information so that I could start with AP.

Unfortunately I havent got in touch with any AP doc. but have started with AP on

my own.I consulted my Family Physician,who approved after much persuasion.I am

on 100mg MWF, but got no reactions till now,its been more than 3 months,maybe i

should increase the dose to 200mg or start 100 mg everyday.What do you think?We

dont get MINOCIN brand in India.I am taking generic Minocycline Hydrochloride

100 mg.Just like U ,even I never found any Indian in this group,so getting to

hear from Ashish Kar,I felt like communicating.But thanks for writing to me,I

feel so warm sharing things with you.

Yes ,we get over the counter drugs here,without much difficulty and from what I

gather,medicines are quite cheap here.I am on Methotrexate for the last 3 years

and desperately want to give it up,but have to wait till the AP starts

working,otherwise I'll be on bed in a week.

What about you?I have been reading your mails regularly and know quite a bit

about u.Thanks again for writing.Bye.

mike rosner <martysfolks2004@...> wrote:

Hi Anamika, This is interesting. I don't think we ever got an e:mail from

someone in India. What is your disease? What is your health system like? Can you

get medicines over the counter or do you have to go to a health care