Re: growth hormone increase, FM ..

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About 8 weeks ago I contacted Mr. Crow to try his method. It worked

like he said it might, and I have had 45 pain-free days in a row.

Just before I did that I read the Doctors Secrets book by Dr White

and Dr Macleod, and attended one of their seminars in a neighboring

city. I read Brad King's Fat Wars too, and the specialists certainly

know there is a connection between low growth hormone and FM. The

metabolics experts, and the anti-aging specialists, do use the

product Mr. Crow mentioned on the other list.

It seems this individual is well-respected for his knowledge on a

couple of other discussion groups, but as he says, the medical

information information is not at all new but is widely available and

in use by some of the more successful doctors treating FM and CFS.

Here's a post from oxyplus that sheds some light on the reason GH

therapy works on FM.

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quoted:

Where the growth hormone defect often is found in fibromyalgia, is in

the gene for the expression of GHRH, or growth hormone releasing

hormone. Good expression is what triggers the pituitary to release

GH. That explains why there seems to be a genetic link, as of course

gene defects can be passed along.

Supplementing with the secretagogue bypasses the GHRH expression and

directly triggers the pituitary to release GH in its place.

Similarly, in clients with poor GH production in response to

exercise, this issue can be usually be sidestepped with application

of the secretagogue.

Fibromyalgia and arthritis clients notice pretty quickly if the

secretagogue is going to work, however the company recommends a fair

three-month trial to establish a decent trend.

The best responders practice good nutrition and are clear of

parasites, liver stones, toxins and are working on pH. This can be

the biggest problem as these people for the most part have horrible

lifestyles including but not limited to high-carb diets, parasites,

candida, of course lack of exercise, you name it, which contributes

big-time to their toxicity levels and aggravates symptoms.

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in response to:

Subject: Fibromyalgia - Growth Hormone

See:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheStealthVirusSupportGroup/files/BRAIN

%20INVOLVEMENT%20%26%20RESEARCH/Growth%20Hormone%20Defect%20And%20The%

20Use%20Of%20Mestinon.%20htm>

Growth Hormone Defect Connected to Fibromyalgia

ImmuneSupport.com - 06-19-2002

Also see:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheStealthVirusSupportGroup/files/BRAIN

%20INVOLVEMENT%20%26%20RESEARCH/Growth%20Hormone%20Impaired%20In%20Fib

romyalgia.htm>

Women With Fibromyalgia Have Impaired Growth Hormone Secretion

ImmuneSupport.com - 06-05-2002

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Hope this helps someone. If someone wants to try it I'll send them

the link.

Patrica

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