Re: Minocycline for Pain

[Guest guest]

Hi , Long time we haven't heard from you.  How are you doing?  Let us

know more about this.  I know in arge doses, mino works as an antiinflammatory,

thereby reducing pain.  I'd be interested in knowing more about the outcome of

the testing.  Thank you, Dolores

From: doolan_a <doolan_a@...>

Subject: rheumatic Minocycline for Pain

rheumatic

Date: Wednesday, February 17, 2010, 6:28 AM

 

Hi Guys,

Australian naturopath here. Haven't been on for a while but just letting you

know, and you may already, that some Australian researchers at the university of

Adelaide are doing research on minocycline for pain. They have completed animal

studies and are now moving into human clinical trials.

Kind regards,

.

[Guest guest]

,

The magazine Scientific American recently had an article on chronic pain

and minocycline was found helpful. I'm not so sure that relates to us

though. In that report they were talking about chronic pain that did not

have a physical source, but where nerves were still firing from previous

injuries.

Take care,

Ute

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for keeping us posted.

Sue

---- doolan_a <doolan_a@...> wrote:

> Hi Guys,

>

> Australian naturopath here. Haven't been on for a while but just letting you

know, and you may already, that some Australian researchers at the university of

Adelaide are doing research on minocycline for pain. They have completed animal

studies and are now moving into human clinical trials.

>

> Kind regards,

> .

>