what has happened to Dr Nase

May 31, 2002

In a post by Adam (below), he says " ... no one knows what has

happened to Dr Nase " .

Has he lost contact with group/patients?

> Do we yet know anything for sure about the role of Nitric Oxide

> and cea? Or the effectiveness of the inhibitors? Every

> other site I read about this stuff contradicts the last... some

> say producing excess Nitric Oxide is going to be a miracle

> treatment for skin problems by reducing inflammation etc... and

> then I guess our group is somewhere on the other side saying that

> getting rid of excess nitric oxide will be a miracle treatment

> for skin problems.. But its sorta just been sitting up in the

> air for a long time now. If Nitric Oxide Inhibitors are not

> gonna work, I'd prefer to know that now, so as not to be waiting

> around aimlessly for them.. But if they might work, lets get

> started on testing them. Nobody yet knows what has happened to

> Dr. Nase, but I have a feeling he would want these trials to

> proceed, and if he comes back in the middle he'd obviously be

> more than welcome to take over. But the Nases have already been

> in contact with 29 doctors eager to begin the clinical trials,

> and it shouldnt' be too hard to get funding for the project,

> through something like The Dermatology Foundation. I'm sure if

> we put it together properly our experiment would be grant-worthy.

> Basically, lets not wait around anymore, as a group we have

> enough power to get this moving. Lets pool together all the

> information we already know, and see how we can best help the

> process along. If you do know anything, Please let us know.

>

> Adam

>

May 31, 2002

Dr Nase's last post to the rosacea support group unless I am mistaken is::

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rosacea-support/message/32963

Please correct me if I am wrong.

Brady Barrows

> > Do we yet know anything for sure about the role of Nitric Oxide

> > and cea? Or the effectiveness of the inhibitors? Every

> > other site I read about this stuff contradicts the last... some

> > say producing excess Nitric Oxide is going to be a miracle

> > treatment for skin problems by reducing inflammation etc... and

> > then I guess our group is somewhere on the other side saying that

> > getting rid of excess nitric oxide will be a miracle treatment

> > for skin problems.. But its sorta just been sitting up in the

> > air for a long time now. If Nitric Oxide Inhibitors are not

> > gonna work, I'd prefer to know that now, so as not to be waiting

> > around aimlessly for them.. But if they might work, lets get

> > started on testing them. Nobody yet knows what has happened to

> > Dr. Nase, but I have a feeling he would want these trials to

> > proceed, and if he comes back in the middle he'd obviously be

> > more than welcome to take over. But the Nases have already been

> > in contact with 29 doctors eager to begin the clinical trials,

> > and it shouldnt' be too hard to get funding for the project,

> > through something like The Dermatology Foundation. I'm sure if

> > we put it together properly our experiment would be grant-worthy.

> > Basically, lets not wait around anymore, as a group we have

> > enough power to get this moving. Lets pool together all the

> > information we already know, and see how we can best help the

> > process along. If you do know anything, Please let us know.

> >

> > Adam

> >

May 31, 2002